Still, some managed to go broke running a casino  

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Thoughts on Bitcoin cycle:
What if institutional demand continues to grow, while long term holders are selling "too much too early" (throughout 2025) into the buying volumes, so that a 2026/27 bear market would be of less impact (let's say 30% top-bottom) and make new ATHs possible in these coming years?
It's not a supercycle (yet), but in the long run, if demand increases, the margin for sell-high-buy-low accumulation would naturally shrink as a result. Every OG would at least keep some corn and sell a bit every now and then, but the buying ratio (hodlers/institutions etc.) would be much lower than in the past, slowly shifting coins to institutions.
I would not let a possible future fiat devaluation catch me on the wrong foot, so i'm actually questioning my former quite reasonable selling plans being too optimistic (in terms of a spiking top followed by a flash crash). 2017 may have been the last time, 2021 kinda showed this (EDIT: the end of the cycles as we knew them), IF confirmed over the current (and also next) "cycle".

Quote from: OutOfMemory on September 14, 2025, 03:37:21 PM

Quote from: AlcoHoDL on September 14, 2025, 02:26:51 PM

The Ignore button.
That's the cure for your sickness.
Why don't you use it?

Trust me, i tried to
But i could never resist
to click on "unhide"

Hell, that was "show" not "unhide"  
@Emikoyumi beat me to it.

Here we go again:


Trust me, i tried to
But i could never resist
that damn "show" button

#correctedhaiku

Still, some managed to go broke running a casino  

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Thoughts on Bitcoin cycle:
What if institutional demand continues to grow, while long term holders are selling "too much too early" (throughout 2025) into the buying volumes, so that a 2026/27 bear market would be of less impact (let's say 30% top-bottom) and make new ATHs possible in these coming years?
It's not a supercycle (yet), but in the long run, if demand increases, the margin for sell-high-buy-low accumulation would naturally shrink as a result. Every OG would at least keep some corn and sell a bit every now and then, but the buying ratio (hodlers/institutions etc.) would be much lower than in the past, slowly shifting coins to institutions.
I would not let a possible future fiat devaluation catch me on the wrong foot, so i'm actually questioning my former quite reasonable selling plans being too optimistic (in terms of a spiking top followed by a flash crash). 2017 may have been the last time, 2021 kinda showed this (EDIT: the end of the cycles as we knew them), IF confirmed over the current (and also next) "cycle".

Still, some managed to go broke running a casino 

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Thoughts on Bitcoin cycle:
What if institutional demand continues to grow, while long term holders are selling "too much too early" (throughout 2025) into the buying volumes, so that a 2026/27 bear market would be of less impact (let's say 30% top-bottom) and make new ATHs possible in these coming years?
It's not a supercycle (yet), but in the long run, if demand increases, the margin for sell-high-buy-low accumulation would naturally shrink as a result. Every OG would at least keep some corn and sell a bit every now and then, but the buying ratio (hodlers/institutions etc.) would be much lower than in the past, slowly shifting coins to institutions.
I would not let a possible future fiat devaluation catch me on the wrong foot, so i'm actually questioning my former quite reasonable selling plans being too optimistic (in terms of a spiking top followed by a flash crash). 2017 may have been the last time, 2021 kinda showed this, IF confirmed over the current (and also next) "cycle".