Congratulations everyone for being part of the most boring bull market in history. Aren't you glad you gave up having a life to stack sats and witness this incremental improvement in purchasing power. Who needs parabolic runs when you have dwarf pumps with months of consolidation. image

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El Zeta's avatar
El Zeta 6 months ago
GHAYYYYY BULL MARKET 😀
R's avatar
R 6 months ago
That’s good writing right there 🚁😁
I'm ok with something like this image
bitcarnicoin's avatar bitcarnicoin
Congratulations everyone for being part of the most boring bull market in history. Aren't you glad you gave up having a life to stack sats and witness this incremental improvement in purchasing power. Who needs parabolic runs when you have dwarf pumps with months of consolidation. image
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There was a lot of market manipulation. We should be happy Bitcoin stood the test, they could not drive it down. I ain't in this to get rich I believe in better money for better society. My stack is a future hedge against inflation and I'm trying to spend more sats to help drive adoption. Watching the price is good for buying dips but if you're not rich with fiat than consistently putting away a little each month is more effective anyway
Bull keeps shifting to the right. You are poor at recognizing patterns. Parabolic 3rd/4th quarter this year
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sati 6 months ago
Lol! Fuck the bull market! Let’s separate money and state! I want to see wall street jumping from the window!
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0x07AA 6 months ago
I’m gonna get rich slowly, but not as slowly as people using the S&P.
There is no denying that anyone that got into bitcoin post 2019-2020 must be feeling a bit rug pulled. Not by Bitcoin, but by the exaggerated expectations set by influencers and their inability to recognize that the paradigm has shifted. They still double down on ridiculous price predictions in the short term. The few that know they were wrong abstain from making price predictions.
antifragilemoney's avatar antifragilemoney
The problem with major custodians Coinbase, BitGo, Fidelity, is that any bitcoin held is tracked in a private, centralized, manipulatable database. Not subject to outside verification & public scrutiny (of entire holdings). This tees up a perfect follow up for the timeline; Mt Gox, FTX, ....
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antifragilemoney's avatar antifragilemoney
The problem with major custodians Coinbase, BitGo, Fidelity, is that any bitcoin held is tracked in a private, centralized, manipulatable database. Not subject to outside verification & public scrutiny (of entire holdings). This tees up a perfect follow up for the timeline; Mt Gox, FTX, ....
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PoWplease 6 months ago
It’s about purpose. This is a long term revolution both monetarily and spiritually.
if you don't get rich from your stack, then bitcoin would not have succeeded and therefore did not society better. without a massive increase in purchasing power, bitcoin's effect on the world and society will be even more diminished than it already is (via the shift away from self custody to paper IOUs)
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PewPew 6 months ago
Bitcoin is he like hey I’m sable now see 🀣 Get these SATS.
Love that it's boring!! If it goes up 30% a year for 5 years, it gets us to 500K, and in 10 to 1.6M. I'll take those odds. And 30% is boring. We know it won't JUST do boring for 10 years. It can't.
agree to disagree. number go up is the best indicator bitcoin is working. at least at this early stage of its life the massive gains are necessary to make any impact at all on the fiat system
nope, that isn't what happened. you invented that sentence and quoted yourself. 2.2 trillion is not even a drop in the ocean. if we don't at a minimum surpass gold (another 10x), it won't be impactful. not saying 2.2 trillion isn't great (that is your projection), I was referring to the previous guys comment that he isn't in it to get rich. my point is, if you're in at this point at any meaningful scale, you will get rich if bitcoin succeeds.
I don't have an answer to your question. If gold market cap dropped to 5 trillion in 50 years or gold market cap grew to 100 trillion in 50 years, the answer would be very different ;)
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