/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25509905
>>25510157
>>25510315
The 2014 crash was fundamentally different in sentiment though, remember that that bull market didn't crash because of overexhaustion like the 2018 crash but because the largest bitcoin exchange with over 70% of the global volume basically lost most of everyone's money at peak hype. After that it would be reasonable to think that crypto was permanently over, vs the 2017 market where the people who were paying attention knew that the hype was overblown in the short term but underrated in the long term IF progress was made in the bear market (which is basically what happened in DeFi). IMO this makes the playing field for this bull market much more predictably optimistic as we all kinda know what btc has done in the past over several cycles and now people in the know want to frontrun it vs in late 2016 early 2017 the sentiment was less predictable and the fundamentals were much more in doubt.

>>25098620
we're just trying to help the newbies here :3

>>23973740
roland

>>20330109
>>20330122
I think it's useful if addressing multiple ideas. If it's one thought broken by multiple spaces then it's gay. Never posted on reddit either but I think it does make sense to break up separate topics and aids visibility. A wall of text is harder to follow when it's sitting farther away on a desktop monitor than a book which you can easily hold closer for visibility. And the field of text is significantly wider, requiring a long eye movement to follow to the next line where rereading may be required to ensure you're continuing on the correct line. Especially if you keep your browser zoomed out to minimize scrolling.