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Then... probably crashing to like 33k

(halving dates estimated due to week view)

>> No.17111556

>>17111545
Rectangles on a chart, hurrr durrr.
BULLISH

>> No.17111638

>>17111545
after may it can't really fall below $9k after halving $9k will be miner breakeven level. if it falls below the network stalls and it goes to triple digits on a rushed out hard fork. no idea what the miners tolerance for temporary dip is tho. could be most of them simply stops selling.

>> No.17111695

>>17111638
it's amazing that peoples still think like this in 2020

>> No.17111701

>>17111695
explain who will sustain the network if it starts costing money to mine?

>> No.17111715

>>17111701
not every miners has the same break even point, the more expose shut down, and the hash rate drop for the others
do you really don't understand how this works ?

>> No.17111748

wrong, top is going to be around $210k

>> No.17111758

>>17111748
Being rich is going to be fun.

>> No.17111763

>>17111715
Plus, the mining cost was 3-4k. We could drop to 7 again

>> No.17111863

>>17111748
Correct between 180k to 210k

Followed by a correction to 110k 10 months and again another rally due to external inflationary pressures in the global economy.

>> No.17111875

niggest chart ive ever seen

>> No.17111881
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>>17111545

>> No.17111893

>>17111545
your chart is wrong, the yellow box stops at the halving not before which would push it higher at the end of the green box

>> No.17111985
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17111985

basically pic related

>> No.17112281

Anyone else excited but worried? I have a fair amount in crypto like 50k, I could potentially see 1 mil at the top of the bull run, which for me is making it. However when I see posts and charts like this as a ‘certain’ thing it makes me nervous. It can’t be that easy, surely.

>> No.17112304

you guys are gonna get front-run hard this time
btc will peak 1 month prior to halving screencap

>> No.17112397

>>17112304
The question is how low will it dip then before rising again.
To make the most we should sell month before halvening then buy month after halvening. More exact dates will be more clear in april and then in june.

>> No.17112441

>>17112281
Its a lot if money anon its normal to be nervous, best thing to do, is to decide do you want to stick with this or not.

I have 20k in crypto, ive made the choice that i am willing to lose it all in an effort to make it.

When btc dipped to 3k i was sure it was over, now, nothing makes me nervous. Accept both outcomes and nothing can surprise you.

GOTT MIT UNS

>> No.17112525

>>17112397
probably watch TSLA

>> No.17112536

>>17112281
>It can’t be that easy, surely.

Historicaly in the western world the poorest worker could buy a house with 8 months of his wages.
This all changed in with the end of bretton woods and the gold standard.

Crypto is a return to the old working system where central banks are not inflating your wages to hell.
It's that easy because the current system is absurdly hard , if people from the 1920 were teleported today and learn that people can't buy a shitty house with 30 years wages they would choose to return to 1920 in 5 minutes.

It's not that crypto is easy it's that the normieshit system is in very hard difficulty after 2008.

>> No.17112542

I'm $5k in...considering purchasing another $10k. Should I wait for another dip or is it now or never?

>> No.17112578

>>17112542
ill wait until saturday

>> No.17112585

>>17112536
Other way around.
Last 100 years in america was super easy moudo, basically a fluke.
After 2008 was a return to the normal

>> No.17112594

>>17111638
thats what they said about 6k in 2018 but we went to 3k

>> No.17112597

>>17111748
lmao im glad you're in crypto. have fun holding my bags to 2025 midwit

>> No.17112612

>>17112585
Na it's not the normal anon, i tough like you , yes usa since 1945 to 1970 was abnormal due to the reserve currency + gold standard ultra dominance + being the world factory.

It was an abnormal thing , but i am talking about 1920 , check houses prices and wages around those times around the western nations.

>> No.17112613

>>17112578

Why is that anon?

>> No.17112618

>>17112594
Everyone expected a 83% collapse from the top in 2018 what the fuck are you talking about?
Every faggot here was actually waiting even more to buy at 1.8k

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>>17112542
>>17112613
Don't put in more than what you can afford anon no matter how tempting it is, I put my self in a very hairy situation by doing that, and had to sell bits of my crypto to pay rent etc bc I was laid off from my job.

>> No.17112727

>>17111545
Just tethered half my stack, as we clearly haven’t hit bottom. See you $1.5k.

>> No.17112762
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17112762

I’m getting bull run vibes. Are you?

>> No.17112785

>>17111763
that was before doubling the hashrate also that was the lower bound not the median
hashrate also adjusts down very slowly price drops much faster

>> No.17113003

100k would be amazing