No corn? Go buy some.
Enough corn? Go have some fun.
Stop the bear talking!
Some guys might be unsure whether they have enough.. or on the border of figuring out if they have enough or more than enough.
It is likely a good feeling to a status of knowing that you have enough.. even if, from time to time, there might be flashes of uncertainty.. regarding whether "that enough" really is "enough."
My take on this:
Ideally, with Bitcoin, one can never really have enough. Realistically, with Bitcoin, one may not have enough right now, but may have enough 3 years from now, i.e., the "enoughness" of a given amount of coins changes with time, with the threshold steadily getting lower (as indicated by the 200 WMA).
The point of my haiku was that, difficult as it may be, one must set an "enoughness" threshold, so that one can decide whether to keep accumulating or to start making use of his/her coins. Otherwise, one may end up becoming obsessed with HoDLing, to the point of never spending any, until old age sets in. This is very important. The target should not be Bitcoin accumulation for accumulation's sake, without some real-life set goals. Bob built a ranch, Jimbo bought a lake. That sort of thing. At some point, those magic numbers in our Trezors or paper wallets must start being transformed into real-life changes. LHB for some, freedom from wage slavery for others, maybe a high-tech laboratory for a mad scientist, or the ability to travel and experience the world like the Dude's escapades.
And, please, people, stop the bear talking! We've been in a bull season since 2015.
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You know, Bitcoin has two small problems. Not Bitcoin, but how the world sees it.
1. Speculative asset: Which it definitely is. Not by design, but with derivatives and leveraged trading. Not a first order Bitcoin problem.
2. Too-good-to-be-true asset: With it's historical price development, Bitcoin is expected to crash into oblivion, sooner or later. Ordinary people are afraid to invest because they fear it's the absolute peak every time they even think about getting their fiat into BTC.
To the disadvantage of the retail market, smart institutional money are using these two sentiments to get cheap corn OTC. They will be the ones dumping on us, and if not, they will be the Bitcoin banks of the future. It's not that complicated. Well, in all its details it is, of course, but overall these two are currently the biggest problems in Bitcoins price dynamics. Well, this and people are seemingly thinking more short-term than ever before, to their own disadvantage.
my few cents