/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29118554
at pretty much any time in the past 2 years 20c is a good exit point m8
that's why I'm questioning this. is there actual news, or just generic shitcoin euphoria?

>>23504441
here's a big fat (You) for your efforts mate
these little details literally keep me up at night
even when you get kids and family and comfort autismo no go nowhere

How does this crisis compare to other ones before like often cited 1929, 2001, 2008 etc.?

There was a HUGE bubble way before Dec 2019 in literally every sector, enormous capital pumped by central banks in all markets, negative interests, housing prices, study loans, you name it.
So all this capital HAS to be invested, especially if you think there would be inflation rate of above 2%.

Probably the prices will bounce back to very high pretty soon because of that factor? Has this kind of situation happened before?

I dont really see this being a dead cat but a low for some time now.