Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
Fine dining and wines, exotic travel, the most divine courtesans and narcotics in the world, fast cars and fast women, properties all over the place.
You know, the stuff we deserve as 10+ year HODLERS.
(I’m kidding with some of the above, you can try and figure out which though
).
Really hope there’s a bottom here somewhere soon. Quite frustrating that every time we seem to try and break past $70,000 we get some TradFi, government selling of old coins, bankruptcy coins selling or WW3 FUD.
A smart guy told me yesterday that getting all of this negative stuff out of the way in 2024, kind of leaves us a free run for real price discovery and parabola in 2025.
Hopefully $60,000 holds and we stop getting dumped on very soon. To the moon, as they say.
You know, the stuff we deserve as 10+ year HODLERS.
(I’m kidding with some of the above, you can try and figure out which though
).Really hope there’s a bottom here somewhere soon. Quite frustrating that every time we seem to try and break past $70,000 we get some TradFi, government selling of old coins, bankruptcy coins selling or WW3 FUD.
A smart guy told me yesterday that getting all of this negative stuff out of the way in 2024, kind of leaves us a free run for real price discovery and parabola in 2025.
Hopefully $60,000 holds and we stop getting dumped on very soon. To the moon, as they say.
10 years is a lot, but on the other hand, it is also a little - it depends from which perspective you look at it. If you invested in BTC when it was worth a few hundred $, then even today you are a relatively rich person (depends on where you live and what you want).
Maybe this kind of market seems a bit frustrating, but I think it's better if everything "bad" happens now, even though the presidential elections in the US may have a greater impact on the price of BTC than everything that has been happening in recent months. Unfortunately, too much focus was placed on only one country, only one man and a few powerful companies.