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Let me tell you boys where not to go, LAC, only to be outdone by their Argentinian side LAAC.
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What's the next $30,000 move? 100k or 40k?Last one, I promise...
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Flip a coin.What's the next $30,000 move? 100k or 40k?
no kidding..What's the next $30,000 move? 100k or 40k?
No really. You think it's going higher or lower?no kidding..
No idea...too risky and nebulous for this country boyNo really. You think it's going higher or lower?
Yeah, one of those two directions for sure.
Fair enough. I just remember a less than positive post or two of yours from a year ago but maybe that was ripping on Sam Bankman more than bitcoin.
You sound like an advocate...I wish you good fortune.Fair enough. I just remember a less than positive post or two of yours from a year ago but maybe that was ripping on Sam Bankman more than bitcoin.
Personally, I think it goes higher this year and next. It's been around for 15 years now. There is clearly a lot of demand from people buying the ETFs and it will have the halving event this spring. It's obviously volatile. It might go to 30k before it goes to 100k but overall, those are some solid tailwinds.
Fair enough. I just remember a less than positive post or two of yours from a year ago but maybe that was ripping on Sam Bankman more than bitcoin.
Personally, I think it goes higher this year and next. It's been around for 15 years now. There is clearly a lot of demand from people buying the ETFs and it will have the halving event this spring. It's obviously volatile. It might go to 30k before it goes to 100k but overall, those are some solid tailwinds.
Ok, riddle me this. If you believe so strongly in this then why do you feel compelled to defend it? And say you convince yourself to go all in on BTC, would you have the conviction to sell at a certain gain or would you hodl for more? It would be great to benefit like a Winklevoss, but the security of 10% or whatever index gains is Buffet style and that’s a realistic win.Fair enough. I just remember a less than positive post or two of yours from a year ago but maybe that was ripping on Sam Bankman more than bitcoin.
Personally, I think it goes higher this year and next. It's been around for 15 years now. There is clearly a lot of demand from people buying the ETFs and it will have the halving event this spring. It's obviously volatile. It might go to 30k before it goes to 100k but overall, those are some solid tailwinds.
You are up 71% in 10wks. Simply put, that can't continue. By the end of the year it would be worth $1.3m. The benefit from the ETF is clear, the downside is those people have zero belief in whatever the story is. They are in it for the run. And when the run stops, they will be out. Without a true use case, bitcoin remains a made-up thing that people hope to get rich on (richness measured in $s of course). Some will get rich, and many will end top losing money. Welcome to Wall Street.Fair enough. I just remember a less than positive post or two of yours from a year ago but maybe that was ripping on Sam Bankman more than bitcoin.
Personally, I think it goes higher this year and next. It's been around for 15 years now. There is clearly a lot of demand from people buying the ETFs and it will have the halving event this spring. It's obviously volatile. It might go to 30k before it goes to 100k but overall, those are some solid tailwinds.
Haha. Not necessarily an advocate. Just glad to have been a buyer and holder of it on dips the past few years.You sound like an advocate...I wish you good fortune.
I wouldn't say I'm defending it, just giving my opinion. I really haven't even said much about it. And I get it, bitcoin is a wild idea. I feel like it's been around long enough though that it's probably here to stay. And if it's here to stay, there's increasing demand and decreasing supply. That's a good setup IMO.Ok, riddle me this. If you believe so strongly in this then why do you feel compelled to defend it? And say you convince yourself to go all in on BTC, would you have the conviction to sell at a certain gain or would you hodl for more? It would be great to benefit like a Winklevoss, but the security of 10% or whatever index gains is Buffet style and that’s a realistic win.
Agreed. If anyone is expecting similar results for the rest of the year or anything close to it, they are in for a disappointment. Even if it goes flat or down 10-20% the rest of the year, that will still be a great year.You are up 71% in 10wks. Simply put, that can't continue.
Maybe. Maybe not. That's far from a certainty.The benefit from the ETF is clear, the downside is those people have zero belief in whatever the story is. They are in it for the run. And when the run stops, they will be out. Without a true use case, bitcoin remains a made-up thing that people hope to get rich on (richness measured in $s of course).
Agree, but I am certain as to the make-up of ETF buyers. I forgot to include that the upside is that with an ETF you get more "dip" buyers. A bet on $30,000 would be tough. There should be a lot of people willing to "dip their toe in" well above that. I'm not sure where the top in this run is though. 100k? Seen too much in this business to say that is impossible.Agreed. If anyone is expecting similar results for the rest of the year or anything close to it, they are in for a disappointment. Even if it goes flat or down 10-20% the rest of the year, that will still be a great year.
Maybe. Maybe not. That's far from a certainty.
I don't since I don't itemize!Who doesn't want a tax deduction back? Especially when it was a partisan "Pay-for".