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Sign we are getting into bubble territory?

>> No.21983357

No, this is a sign that the bubble is just starting. Wait for the influx of dumb money.

>> No.21983366

short everything above 6,666.66
long everything below 6,666.66

>> No.21983413

>>21983346
There are 77 red buses? Bubble detected.

>> No.21983427

>>21983346

That's a fucking terrible advert. Classic university graduate marketing where they pat themselves on the back for creating some catchy sounding yet meaningless slogan that no one will understand.

What a waste.

>> No.21983478

>>21983427
>Money is evolving
‘Meaningless! No one could understand that!’
Are you clinically retarded?

>> No.21983523

>>21983346
Huh, that's right near where I live.
Anyway buy my fucking XRP bags

>> No.21983551

>>21983357
yes this is what I'm feeling. I feel it coming and I'm getting excited.

>> No.21983559

>>21983427
The best ads are ones that don't actually tell you anything and leave you with a bunch of questions. Ads are supposed to be vague and mysterious. You can argue based on your own personal feelings, but market research data has no bias, and this style of ad outperforms really informative/on-the-nose ads by a ridiculously huge margin.

>> No.21983714

>>21983559

I'm in the trade anon, and that's a big load of bullshit. The marketing industry is rife with university grads who piss through marketing budgets because ads like this don't have any trackability.

If they made an advert even vaguely insinuating that a second bull run is coming, and that this time they need to hurry so they don't miss out like last time, this advert would generate x100 more warm lead traffic to Binance. And that could easily be done in a way that doesn't fall foul of the ASA.

Like many ads though, it's style over substance. It's a group of uni grads trying to be too clever. It's time to adapt? Oh boy, sell me some of that adapation. Sounds super exciting.

>> No.21983779

>>21983714
>If they made an advert even vaguely insinuating that a second bull run is coming
This would be illegal. You can't show bias or insinuate anything like that in regards to financial marketing... You can't insinuate that people will become rich with your product. This is basically what got Jordan Belfort arrested.

>> No.21983934
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>>21983427
>>21983478
>>21983559
>>21983714
Chill, I already made a better one. Just got a call from JCDeecaux, they'll have them up by monday.

>> No.21983938

>>21983779

Of course you can. In fact, I'll create a better ad right now for you:

"It's back [Bitcoin logo]
Be ready this time
Binance.com"

It sticks to the rules, resonates with people far better, and still has that wishy washy tonality that everyone seems to like.

Took 20 seconds.

>> No.21983950

We’re in round 2 of a 12 round bull

>> No.21983968

>>21983934
If the anime girls on the back were naked anime traps this would be a 10/10 advert

>> No.21984005

>>21983938
Then you're saying that this is a bubble that will pop again and not an actual store of value. People will just ask "where did Bitcoin go?" And "is this just a fad?"

>> No.21984024

>>21983934
based

>> No.21984032

>>21983357
This. Bullrun won't start before BTC breaks ATH

>> No.21984054

>>21984005
this.
>>21983938
>the bubble is back.
>ready to lose money again when it pops losers?
>binance.com

>> No.21984063

>>21983934
ultimately needs more men

>> No.21984219

>>21983950
Your wife has 12 bulls?

>> No.21984251

>>21984005

You think Binance is spending hundreds of thousands of pounds to educate people out of the kindness of their own hearts?

They're a profit making business. They want users. They want people buying and selling crypto. They want people margin trading. That's their ROI.

The average person doesn't really give a fuck about stores of value. And this advert will do nothing to educate them. However, if you do really care about that, then it's far more effective to entice them in with with a message that suggests personal reward, and then educate them on the broader benefits of crypto once they're inside the ecosystem, where it becomes x10 easier.

Businesses don't survive on kudos points because they convinced some old lady to ask her grandson what the logo with the B in it means who ends up forgetting the question by the time she's got off the bus.

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>>21984251
>They're a profit making business. They want users
yes retard, so they wont say its "back" because that implies it bubbles again and then people wont get in. Holy shit you're super retarded for someone that uses so many words.

>> No.21984461

>>21983413
>Of course there's water in the loo, how else could you flush

>> No.21984475

>>21983950
>first bull run was 2017
Found the newfag

>> No.21984477

>>21984461
There's also water in the Ganges.

>> No.21984504

>>21983934

based
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>> No.21984665
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21984665

just keep an eye on this chart

>> No.21984757

>>21984410

Bless you suggesting people actually think that deeply into it. Why do you think bubbles happen in the first place? Why do you think another one will occur? Why do you think it's inevitable that so many will once again lose their money despite seeing what happened last time?

Emotion > logic

You show a profound lack of understanding when it comes to marketing and basic human psychology. Autism, I'm guessing.

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21984775

QUICK, LIQUIDATE ALL YOUR NON-CRYPTO ASSETS AND GO ALL-IN ON THE SHITCOIN OF YOUR CHOICE.

Good luck calling the top, this is how one makes it.

>> No.21984790

>>21984665
Just bitcoin would yield better results, I think.

>> No.21984869
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>>21983346
massive bullrun incoming

>> No.21984868

what crypto faggots fail to understand is that bad money always beats good money. crypto is worse than stocks, at least stocks are based on tangible things whereas the crypto market is complete hype and speculation

>> No.21984928

>>21984868
Does really matter if you call the top and exit.
I made 100x in 2017.

>> No.21984962

>>21983346

Binance will list ORN as a broker

>> No.21984969

>>21984790

Not necessarily. "buy bitcoin" obviously shows buying intent. Just searches for "bitcoin" though can show interest due to negative publicity.

Try it in Google Trends. You'll see after the peak there's another, smaller peak for "bitcoin", but not for "buy bitcoin". So while interest increased because of the news about the crash, buying intent continued to fall.

You could say that a combination of both search term trends would yield more informative results.

>> No.21984974

>>21983346
imagine selling your GOOG stock in 2002 because you saw an ad for it on a bus stop in bongland.

>> No.21984996

>>21984969
Interesting, just checking it out

>> No.21985000

>>21983427
Nigga, every ad looks like that. it's an advertisement for a quick glance not a fucking Monet painting to ruminate on for hours.

>> No.21985001
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>>21983346
>Uber drivers talking about price of BTC/LINK
>Smart contracts buzzword on the news
>Primetime TV news explaining how to buy crypto
>Normies who left crypto since start of 2018 coming back in and discussing "defi" buzzword
I think we are still in the early days of the start of the bullrun. BTC will pump first and once it breaks 20k there will be a flood of normies. Just have sell targets for your shit on the way up so you don't get caught bagholding.

>> No.21985032

>>21984928
oh yeah i own some myself, but i'm just saying i don't see how crypto can replace money in any meaningful way if it just went straight into an asset class upon creation

>> No.21985115

>>21984974
based

>> No.21985173

>>21983968
fags get the rope

>> No.21985175

>>21985000

"So, since we've paid a million pounds for this advertising campaign, I'd like to know why you've designed our advert in this way, and to explain how it will achieve the ROI we're looking for."

"Because every ad looks like that, and it's just for a quick glance."

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>>21983346
Bullish for Swipe

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>>21983938

excellent take, friend

allow me to improve it though

"It's back [Bitcoin logo]


Be ready this time


Binance.com"

enjoy

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KuGAUuoNFo

>> No.21985374

>>21983427
>The pakistani immigrants can't understand this
>how are we going to get their dole money pumping link?

>> No.21985386

>>21984032
Truth
That's when the headlines start
It could still be another year

>> No.21985412

>>21983346
ads like this were around chicago all through the bear market

>> No.21985623

>>21984757
>You show a profound lack of understanding when it comes to marketing and basic human psychology. Autism, I'm guessing.
this is exactly what I was conveying for yourself.
Emotions > logic. They saw the bubble happen before with this particular coin. it being "back" implies the same emotions will happen the exact same, their uncle/neighbour/ son that lost money to those damn cryptos are back.
as opposed to : hmm its new and actually different this time?

Emotion > logic.

>> No.21985656

>>21983346

This is the coming of the eternal crab

Bitcoin is going to be essentially no gainz central, it'll probably peak out at 70k in about 7 years time, making crypto look like a fucking joke, if it isn't a fucking joke already.

>> No.21985784

>>21983346
Got on a bus for the first time into central London yesterday and saw a couple of these posters around, how long have they been up? Pretty exciting

>> No.21985950

>>21984757
>You show a profound lack of understanding when it comes to marketing and basic human psychology. Autism, I'm guessing.
you sound like a fun person. go back to quora faggot

>> No.21986870

>>21984665
Thanks, am going to use this.

>> No.21987093

>>21986870
Protip: Use searchterm cryptocurrency instead.

>> No.21987122

>>21985784
Sell signal

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>>21987093
Pic.