theluckycountry wrote:Yes, the ragged edge of failure
(btc $25900)
Update Btc $37698. Hows gold doing? Oh yea still under $2,000.
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theluckycountry wrote:Yes, the ragged edge of failure
(btc $25900)
theluckycountry wrote: The problem with crypto is there are no fundamentals other than Fear and Greed. There is nothing you can point to that validates a Bullrun. For all we know this is just another pump and dump cycle.
theluckycountry wrote:And two days ago it was $35.9k, Two days before that, $37.5k. If it surpasses $40k it might have my attention, but it's just as likely to go sub $30k again. The problem with crypto is there are no fundamentals other than Fear and Greed. There is nothing you can point to that validates a Bullrun. For all we know this is just another pump and dump cycle.
theluckycountry wrote:With Bitcoin approaching $40k it's probably a good time for legacy buyers to consider their position and whether they can get out without loss... do your due diligence, when Bitcoin collapses it does it very fast.
Forced selling already? At what point were these trades placed.Bitcoin was hit with a double-whammy today with a large liquidation of longs overnight (around $100 million)... Additionally, data from the statistics resource CoinGlass had cross-crypto long liquidations for the day stood at over $400 million.
And then another leg lower as US Senator Elizabeth Warren introduced legislation to address her concerns surrounding the alleged misuse of digital currencies in illicit activities, citing money laundering, drug trafficking, sanctions evasion, and more.
careinke wrote:Well we've certainly entered the fight stage of this battle,I'm looking forward to the last stage, "and then we win."
theluckycountry wrote:careinke wrote:Well we've certainly entered the fight stage of this battle,I'm looking forward to the last stage, "and then we win."
You know you don't have to wait until it sustains a week over 45k before you comment here inke, it's not a lotto ticket but an investment remember. I'd be interested to know your opinion on the current dynamics in the market, what's sustaining the bull run, where is the demand coming from, that sort of thing.
careinke wrote: Both of my limit buy orders, (BTC and SOL), set five percent below the high were filled.
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https://www.forbes.com/sites/digital-as ... 522b5a7bffNow, as Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell signals U.S. interest rates should begin to fall later this year, hedge fund manager Anthony Scaramucci has predicted the bitcoin price will surge to at least $170,000 per bitcoin after its April supply cut—which would give bitcoin a market capitalization of around $3.3 trillion.
theluckycountry wrote:Bitcoin, a money system independent of government and banks. Yeah, in your dreams. The wall street whales completely control this pump and dump scheme now and the bitcoiners hang on every word coming out of the FED, because the FED will save bitcoin. Unbelievable that coiners still hold to the "alternate" money meme.
https://www.coindesk.com/tag/federal-reserve/https://www.forbes.com/sites/digital-as ... 522b5a7bffNow, as Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell signals U.S. interest rates should begin to fall later this year, hedge fund manager Anthony Scaramucci has predicted the bitcoin price will surge to at least $170,000 per bitcoin after its April supply cut—which would give bitcoin a market capitalization of around $3.3 trillion.
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