I'm guessing mid-2022. A few months after that, the bagholders will be left with nothing.
At least tulips and Beanie Babies still have a use.
I'm guessing mid-2022. A few months after that, the bagholders will be left with nothing.
At least tulips and Beanie Babies still have a use.
$100k peak price
short seller wrote:
I'm guessing mid-2022. A few months after that, the bagholders will be left with nothing.
At least tulips and Beanie Babies still have a use.
Sounds like you don't understand Bitcoin.
Any time before the next halving in 2024. Expect tears and suicides all around.
Soon.
I started investing in Tulips already.
Already happened in 2018 and 2021
What about Doge Coin?
Many have already got rich. They can either hold or get in and out at the right time for quick profits.
Tulips didn't make tens of thousands of people millionaires. That comparison is nonsensical. Those who missed the boat clearly have some jealousy and animosity. They're hoping others fail because they're either too broke or too risk averse/scared to dive in when they secretly want to join the party.
STEVE THE ADDICT^^^^^^""""-""""--'-"--^' wrote:
Many have already got rich. They can either hold or get in and out at the right time for quick profits.
Tulips didn't make tens of thousands of people millionaires. That comparison is nonsensical. Those who missed the boat clearly have some jealousy and animosity. They're hoping others fail because they're either too broke or too risk averse/scared to dive in when they secretly want to join the party.
Only Gen Z’ers with low net worth who want to gamble
well......... wrote:
short seller wrote:
I'm guessing mid-2022. A few months after that, the bagholders will be left with nothing.
At least tulips and Beanie Babies still have a use.
Sounds like you don't understand Bitcoin.
Trading turds
https://youtu.be/LtITDtZPYEwCharlie Munger is the man
short seller wrote:
I'm guessing mid-2022. A few months after that, the bagholders will be left with nothing.
At least tulips and Beanie Babies still have a use.
There will always be demand for electronic fiat currency as long as Russian Hackers and Online Dope Dealers want to get paid. That genie ain't going back in the bottle. But Bitcoin speculation is what is really blowing the bubble - it's grossly overvalued relative to demand and ripe for collapse and wild fluctations - there is nothing or real value underpinning it except an enormous waste of electricity.
What is going to kill Bitcoin... and many block-chain type currencies, is Government regulation. Uncle Sam and all his kissing cousins want their piece of the action or, better yet, to take over the operation.
Boulder bum wrote:
STEVE THE ADDICT^^^^^^""""-""""--'-"--^' wrote:
Many have already got rich. They can either hold or get in and out at the right time for quick profits.
Tulips didn't make tens of thousands of people millionaires. That comparison is nonsensical. Those who missed the boat clearly have some jealousy and animosity. They're hoping others fail because they're either too broke or too risk averse/scared to dive in when they secretly want to join the party.
Only Gen Z’ers with low net worth who want to gamble
Elon Musk, world richest man is a huge crypto guy. I'd actually assume most of the world's richest people are getting even richer through crypto investments. Your argument is pitifully incompetent.
STEVE THE ADDICT^^^^^^""""-""""--'-"--^' wrote:
Boulder bum wrote:
Only Gen Z’ers with low net worth who want to gamble
Elon Musk, world richest man is a huge crypto guy. I'd actually assume most of the world's richest people are getting even richer through crypto investments. Your argument is pitifully incompetent.
Not really He just needs a worship following
https://youtu.be/cNh3Wod7JIUErnest wrote:
short seller wrote:
I'm guessing mid-2022. A few months after that, the bagholders will be left with nothing.
At least tulips and Beanie Babies still have a use.
There will always be demand for electronic fiat currency as long as Russian Hackers and Online Dope Dealers want to get paid. That genie ain't going back in the bottle. But Bitcoin speculation is what is really blowing the bubble - it's grossly overvalued relative to demand and ripe for collapse and wild fluctations - there is nothing or real value underpinning it except an enormous waste of electricity.
What is going to kill Bitcoin... and many block-chain type currencies, is Government regulation. Uncle Sam and all his kissing cousins want their piece of the action or, better yet, to take over the operation.
So far they only get a 1099-B cap gain issued from coin base/the sh*t exchange or whatever it’s called
Ernest wrote:
There will always be demand for electronic fiat currency as long as
It's not a fiat currency. But there will always be demand for it just for speculation alone so it will always be worth something.
Hardloper wrote:
Ernest wrote:
There will always be demand for electronic fiat currency as long as
It's not a fiat currency. But there will always be demand for it just for speculation alone so it will always be worth something.
Its demand depends on price fluctuations and especially a bull market
STEVE THE ADDICT^^^^^^""""-""""--'-"--^' wrote:
Boulder bum wrote:
Only Gen Z’ers with low net worth who want to gamble
Elon Musk, world richest man is a huge crypto guy. I'd actually assume most of the world's richest people are getting even richer through crypto investments. Your argument is pitifully incompetent.
Robinhood (where crypto and frequent trading popular) known for some of the lowest account balances across all of the investment brokerages
Cool story, now what will happen when those low net worth zoomers start making more money?
I read this post and immediately invested more in my crypto portfolio.
Greatness > Weakness
Is there a rule against attaching a helium balloon to yourself while running a road race?
Am I living in the twilight zone? The Boston Marathon weather was terrible!
How rare is it to run a sub 5 minute mile AND bench press 225?
Move over Mark Coogan, Rojo and John Kellogg share their 3 favorite mile workouts
Mark Coogan says that if you could only do 3 workouts as a 1500m runner you should do these
Red Bull (who sponsors Mondo) calls Mondo the pole vaulting Usain Bolt. Is that a fair comparison?