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Is it happening now, BTC below 37K !!??!!

You guys should check the charts, if they're to be taken into account this is an area where bids are layered like paint on a 2000 year old building. So the current dip was artificially caused to fill these bids. That's a short term bull thesis, my main bull thesis would be how balls deep the likes of Microstrategy, Tesla and Luna Foundation are into Bitcoin, if it dips under 30k they're in trouble and that will be followed by the worst bear market crypto has ever seen.

ATH Q2 for Bitcoin? Well, you never know, May will be telling.
 
You guys should check the charts, if they're to be taken into account this is an area where bids are layered like paint on a 2000 year old building. So the current dip was artificially caused to fill these bids. That's a short term bull thesis, my main bull thesis would be how balls deep the likes of Microstrategy, Tesla and Luna Foundation are into Bitcoin, if it dips under 30k they're in trouble and that will be followed by the worst bear market crypto has ever seen.

ATH Q2 for Bitcoin? Well, you never know, May will be telling.
People do not understand that BTC/crypto is no longer THE alternative asset which develops independently from all other asset classes.

Crypto follows tech stocks and behaves like that asset class. Ask yourself: How likely is it to see a prospering NASDAQ during times of rising interest rates?
The good times will eventually return - that happened with tech stocks after the dot-com-bubble, too. It just took a while ....

In the meantime we are probably better served with dividend stocks in "boring" sectors (company should have a history of consistently paying above average dividends!) and plenty of cash to take some opportunities along the way.
 
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People do not understand that BTC/crypto is no longer THE alternative asset which develops independently from all other asset classes.
It never was. It was simply a theory (i.e., that crypto was a safe haven asset during a market crash or other economic calamity), which eventually disproven. The March 2020 market crash killed that theory for good.
 
People do not understand that BTC/crypto is no longer THE alternative asset which develops independently from all other asset classes.

Crypto follows tech stocks and behaves like that asset class. Ask yourself: How likely is it to see a prospering NASDAQ during times of rising interest rates?
The good times will eventually return - that happened with tech stocks after the dot-com-bubble, too. It just took a while ....

In the meantime we are probably better served with dividend stocks in "boring" sectors (company should have a history of consistently paying above average dividends!) and plenty of cash to take some opportunities along the way.
Short term, it is a copy of the stonk, long term it isn't. People will always want and need a safe haven asset to cover their asses when poop hits the fan. Algos follow tech stonks, that's until Bitfinex shows up with their bids or asks and sends the market whichever direction they want.

If you spend enough time lurking in crypto communities you will have the manipulators hand you future market moves on a plate of gold. Lol, number 2 at Bitfinex leaderboard is literally telling people it is just a buy wall, the same buy wall that saved the market in July last year.

Good times are already here, money is made when the market is red.
 
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I don’t understand why people panic when the asset they like to own becomes cheaper to buy bor&%#
Panic? There is no panic yet!
When panic hits these cryptos they will loose 80% in a week.

Understand that 99% of the people who invested in crypto do not care about it, except for its fiat performance.
@CyprusLawyer101 explained it better than any market analyst: People put their money into crypto because of the fiat they get out of it!

The entire market needs a cleansing. BTC back to 10k would be such a cleansing. Then the general population is out of the market and it can start rising once again. A bit like NASDAQ after the dot-com-bubble.

It is not the time for high risk investments.
Good dividend paying stocks of companies who consistently pay above-average dividends are currently the best bet. Forget about ESG critirea and you will find plenty of them with excellent valuations.
 
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