THIS IS THE TOP

[Anonymous No.25999033]

If I spent $3.8k on BTC when it crashed last year, I'd have 1 BTC which would now be worth $38,000. If I tried to spend $3.8K on BTC now, that would be 0.1 BTC and BTC would need to 10x to $380,000 per fucking coin for me to get a measly $38,000.

How is this not the top? It is getting exponentially harder for the average joe to make any money investing in this. The higher BTC price, the more priced out average joe is. Seems like it's all very rich people gambling on it now passing this around as a hot potato waiting until the bubble pops.

I heard some people say "eventually sites will list it as sats not BTC". WTF, even if you list it as sats BTC still needs to pump mega hard for the value of a sat to change signifnicantly.

This is the top. I'm selling. Bye. $300k for me.

[Anonymous No.25999059]

>>25999033
I'm not even going to read your stupid meme post. We are finally returning to normal and we will be well on our way passed 60k this time next week.

[Anonymous No.25999084]

too long didn’t read

[Anonymous No.25999096]

>>25999033
??????????

[Anonymous No.25999122]

>>25999033

You will FOMO back in at 50k

[Anonymous No.25999137]

Didn't read all. Basically there are limited # of coin. Everyone wants coin. That's why you can't afford coin. If Lamborghinis were affordable no one would want one

[Anonymous No.25999151]

Nice blog

[Anonymous No.25999156]

>>25999033
Imagine just saving up money to buy X Sats when you could’ve been buying sats all along with a percentage of your savings since Jan 1st 2020. Someone tell me how much you BTC you’d have if you bought $500 worth of BTC on a monthly basis, I’d guess close to 1 full BTC.

[Anonymous No.25999171]

Show shorts or GTFO.

[Anonymous No.25999189]

>>25999033
You're right. The only ways left for Bitcoin to have massive gains are A) blatant fraud or B) it actually takes over the 6000 year old gold market.
Neither of those are possibilities I want to bet on. Even if it were getting me a profit I'd be too stressed out checking prices and relevant news every two seconds to enjoy it.

[Anonymous No.25999239]

literal double top return to normal panic sell signal

[Anonymous No.25999248]

>>25999137
>If Lamborghinis were affordable no one would want one

[Anonymous No.25999261]

thats why you list price in satoshi!

[Anonymous No.25999269]

This larp actually triggers me cause people really do believe you have to buy a whole btc

[Anonymous No.25999293]

>>25999033
I heard this shit at 100, 1000, and 10,000. I'll hear it at 100,000 and beyond.

some people are just born to be forever poor.

[Anonymous No.25999309]

>>25999033
thanks just bought more

[Anonymous No.25999337]

>>25999059
Delusional retard. I bet you also claim that Ren will hit $10 next week on a daily basis, or that Cripple will hit $2000 eoy.

[Anonymous No.25999386]

>>25999269
Read his post again. He literally used a fractional BTC example.
The existence of fractional BTC doesn't mean you can't get priced out. If you can only by a tiny fraction now and the whole coin price is already peaking then you won't get any significant returns by buying now.
Same as the difference between buying Coca-Cola shares during the 1980s vs. buying Coca-Cola shares today.
i.e. The reason small cap indexes exist.

[Anonymous No.25999561]

>>25999269
OP here. You misunderstood my post. This is more a criticism of buying partial BTC and how little profit you get doing that. So if someone bought 0.1 BTC right now, the market cap needs to 10x going to approximately $10T. That's JUST for someone who put a measly $3800 to get 0.1 BTC to make a profit of $38000.

Now imagine someone who couldn't even afford 0.1 BTC right now but DCA'd now for a few years until BTC reaches $380,000 per coin. He'll have something shitty like $20,000 worth of BTC, not close to $38,000. DCA on BTC when it pumps give meager returns.

[Anonymous No.25999596]

>>25999386
Ah I see. But it still seems like a great investment. If btc is to capture golds marketcap which people believe it will it’s still a 20x from here. So there are gains to be made and since it’s fractional you can’t get “priced out” the only thing that can happen is you have faith of it being a good investment

[Anonymous No.25999623]

>>25999033
you just figured out why litecoin and ether and cardano and every other shitcoin will pump whether you intended to figure that out or not

[Anonymous No.25999632]

>>25999596
Maybe more like a 15x from here

[Anonymous No.25999668]

>>25999137
Lamborghinis have intrinsic value, digital currency does not

[Anonymous No.25999699]

>>25999561
Do you want to have as much money as possible or none

[Anonymous No.25999759]

>>25999269
If you don’t have at least 1 whole btc you’re ngmi

[Alpha Homora No.25999820]

>>25999561
10X is not a measly profit

[Anonymous No.25999865]

>>25999561
No shit your money doesn’t go as far. There’s a limited upside to every asset, nothing can just grow forever at the same rate linearly, eventually the asset slows down as the market total needs to grow in order to keep up. That’s the whole point of being priced out. Savvy investors get in early when the possibility for gains are at its highest

[Alpha Homora No.25999920]

Also that is why we have the altseason, where money is taken from people who cant afford 1 whole bitcoin and tend to buy other shitcoins looking for the next 10-100X

[Anonymous No.25999940]

>>25999122
for what a
22% gain poorfag. already 10xd from the bottom

[Anonymous No.26000068]

>>25999596
>If btc is to capture golds marketcap
Gold's been king worldwide since the dawn of human history. Bitcoin is 12 years old.

[Anonymous No.26000076]

If you're not happy with doubling your money you're way too poor for this to have ever worked out in the first place

[Anonymous No.26000103]

>>25999033
I made this pepe btw

[Anonymous No.26000336]

you know its all percent based? you dont have to own a whole coin lol

[Anonymous No.26000403]

>>25999561
I would agree with you if so many institutions weren't buying in and the liquid supply weren't being bought up.

>inb4 no institutions are buying, it's fake news to drive the price up

Institutions don't necessarily have to buy bitcoin directly, but rather go through investments like Grayscale and MicroStrategy. Grayscale published a report showing over 90% of their stocks are being bought by institutions.

On top of that, the lightning network will give it spending power, and thus make it more appealing.

[Anonymous No.26001463]

>>25999033
it could very well be a local top, but that means alt season is around the corner.
cash out a bunch and cycle the rest into alts

[Anonymous No.26001541]

>>26001463
Altcoins almost all correlate in price movement with Bitcoin. They aren't really a hedge.

[Anonymous No.26001553]

>>25999033
burger education, everyone

[Anonymous No.26002218]

>>26001541
you havent heard of altseason evidently