The end is near!

[Anonymous No.29259657]

Am I wrong or are we close to the end? What do you guys think? Serious now.

[Anonymous No.29259718]

>>29259657
you dumb piece of shit

the more you post them here the less reliable do these indicators become

[Anonymous No.29259812]

>>29259657
won't be capitulation this time just crab market imo

[Anonymous No.29260231]

>>29259657
You're wrong. We have 6-8 months left with a likely 20-30% pullback in another month or so just to weed out paper handed bitches like you.

[Anonymous No.29260251]

>>29259812
>won't be capitulation this time just crab market imo
it could be if COVID continues to literally fade away and by late summer/early autumn people have to go back to wageslaving en masse and all the moratoriums run out because muh economy stronk
the second half of 2021 could actually become a very harsh reality check and a very rude awakening for ordinary people

[Anonymous No.29260306]

>>29259812
It iS noT The SaME tHIs TiME

[Anonymous No.29260405]

>>29260306
Don't you think market behaviour get altered even a bit when market cap is above 1 Trillion?

[Anonymous No.29260574]

>>29260405
not altered enough to make a meaningful difference

[Anonymous No.29260674]

>>29259657
None of the other indicators are even close.

[Anonymous No.29261244]

>>29259657
no no op you stopped we didnt even began, run will top at 420k because meme account on twitter said so. omg op you stooped dis teim deeferent op. bitcoin 1 million in 1 year you stooped

[Anonymous No.29261376]

THIS TIME IS DIFFERENT

>NEW PARADIGM
NEW PARADIGM!!
>NEW PARADIGM
NEW PARADIGM!!
>NEW PARADIGM
NEW PARADIGM!!
>NEW PARADIGM
NEW PARADIGM!!

THIS TIME IS DIFFERENT

[Anonymous No.29261527]

>>29261244
checked
XRP 2k eoy this time

[Anonymous No.29261923]

GRT 10$ in 3 weeks.

[Anonymous No.29262226]

>>29260251
Unfortunately it doesn't appear as though the lockdowns are going anywhere soon fen.

[Anonymous No.29262341]

>>29259657
fuck it's unironicly over isn't it

[Anonymous No.29262356]

Cashed out my 3.5BTC, I'm tired of holding and I want to enjoy my money for once in my life

[Anonymous No.29262411]

>>29259657
we might have a double top this time

[Anonymous No.29262607]

>>29262226
>Unfortunately it doesn't appear as though the lockdowns are going anywhere soon fen.
I live in Germany and it seems like TPTB here in Germany are getting ready to enter us into the "New Mutations" ark of the COVID play.
Official case numbers were dropping at a fast pace week on week lately and it seems that those numbers (((officially crashed to fast))) so the (((COVID new cases plunge protection team))) had to interfere and now the numbers abruptly found a (((support area))) out of the blue.
Picrelated for illustrational purposes.

[Anonymous No.29262666]

>>29262356
>I'm tired of holding and I want to enjoy my money for once in my life
can't blame ya

[Anonymous No.29262997]

>>29259657

What does this chart tell us? Things are moving faster than in 2017, so perhaps the tip being 6mo away is an overestimation?

Maybe March/April will be the top. Then again, if giant corps keep entering, and stating that they're entering, all bets are off.

[Anonymous No.29263149]

>>29261527

Would anything even follow XRP if it took off like that? Or would it be a solo-mooning?

[Anonymous No.29263155]

what about this one it says were still good

[Anonymous No.29263194]

>>29262997
>Then again, if giant corps keep entering, and stating that they're entering, all bets are off.
I wonder why so many come out of the wood works with their statements all of a sudden.
And why did they enter "this late in the game?"
Aren't they supposedly the smart ones who enter early and sell high?
>inb4 it's sill a long way till BTC $4m

[Anonymous No.29263197]

>>29261376
That's kind of the point isn't it? The historical charts for this took place under a completely different paradigm. We're in the end stage of the Bretton Woods Eurodollar system and the end of a long term debt cycle. Monetary policy is clearly going to be loose. We haven't seen conditions like these before so it's hard to say that this new asset class that is acting like a life raft for those fleeing the dollar is somehow going to just collapse like before? I see a correction, but I think there really is a new paradigm here.

[Anonymous No.29263275]

>>29263149
I dunno lol
"XRP 2k EOY" was last years XRP schizo meme.
>accschually it never said which year teehehehe

[Anonymous No.29263283]

>>29262997

Also, I'd love to see more of this company's data, but they charge hundreds of fucking dollars a month if you want any of the good data...

So all the rich crypto giants and big corps have access to this data, while we get the scraps posted on twitter. Fuck.

Anyways, here's one of the twitter pages that posts some of their charts:
https://twitter.com/Negentropic_/status/1361049437427089412

[Anonymous No.29263409]

>>29263194
Maybe they want people fleeing the dollar to go into something other than gold or silver since they are busy panicking over the gold and silver shortage right now and the inability of COMEX and the LBMA to actually deliver all the physical demand and as the paper charade collapses, so does fiat currency? Maybe the pro-BTC stuff is meant to be a diversion against traditional hedges?

[Anonymous No.29263436]

The main problem I have with all these types of models is that they don't account for the insane money printing that's occurred in 2020-2021. We all know that the official inflation numbers are bullshit and assets are ballooning astronomically as a result of the rapidly decreasing strength of the dollar.

So I have to wonder. If a particular model predicts X dollar value of BTC at the top, might it actually be X*1.2 in reality, for instance, to account for the increased inflation? Either way, I don't know why nobody has bothered making mathematical models like S2F but using inflation-adjusted dollar values rather than just taking nominal face value

[Anonymous No.29263435]

>>29263155
what would prevent RHODLdinho from topping out at ~10,000 this time besides "past performance influences anticipation of future results"?

[Anonymous No.29263513]

>>29262356
Fair. If you've made it, you've made it fren.

[Anonymous No.29263535]

>>29263155
>>29262997
>>29259657
Reminder that these charts are "right" only until they aren't. One of the biggest meme indicators for BTC, NVT, was touted for several years during the bear run as being a great indicator of when to buy and when to sell. This run has already basically invalidated it. Nobody even talks about it anymore as a result. See: https://charts.woobull.com/bitcoin-nvt-signal/

[Anonymous No.29263560]

>>29263409
>since they are busy panicking over the gold and silver shortage right now and the inability of COMEX and the LBMA to actually deliver all the physical demand and as the paper charade collapses, so does fiat currency
Any year now mate, any year now....
GOLD $10.000 EOY has been proclaimed for longer than a decade now.

[Anonymous No.29263617]

>>29263194

Perhaps the sarcastic points are correct, though.

Let's assume that these big corps are "smart". Smart in the sense that they have are always in the knowledge of trends and where things will be going and of new technologies that are important to invest in. Crypto isn't new, at least not new if you've been engrossed in internet culture for a while. And if you're a finance bro you've been aware of crypto and bitcoin and these gains for nearly a decade by now -- bringing this knowledge to your big corps.

So if we assume that, and we ALSO assume that these big corps generally get involved in projects that are on the safer side (our classic stocks/bonds/assets), then perhaps this is a sign that we are still early.

Of course, these are big assumptions, but they aren't that crazy. I'm not going to be arrogant and blow off major corps as dinosaur boomers who are only interested in boomer stocks. These guys know a lot and have plenty of young people to guide decisions.

[Anonymous No.29263642]

>>29263535
you could say that about any ta though

[Anonymous No.29263793]

>>29263535

Fair point. Things are true until they aren't, and this current market environment is unusual. However, whales and long-term holders generally know things that short term holders and FOMOers don't. When the whales sell and the majority of coins are held by short term holders, that makes sense to me that a flippening is happening.

Things can always be wrong. But that metric seems like a solid one.

[Anonymous No.29263828]

>>29263436
I mean that's why dumped literally everything into crypto last year. I'm not desperate in the slightest, I mainly just want to keep my savings afloat.

[Anonymous No.29263903]

>>29262607
None of it much matters when the world is living under slavery. Seeing more videos coming out of Germany of Tyranny and fascism. You guys, like many countries, are living in a police state. Escape if you can.

[Anonymous No.29263909]

You people are such faggots

Cryptos market cap is about to go from The size of tesla to the size of NASDAQ

Literally the bubble hasnt even started

[Anonymous No.29263996]

>>29259657
Kek, you just edited the unpaid version.
Well done.

[Anonymous No.29264023]

>>29263617
I work at a major national bank, and holy shit do we move slow. Essential investments in infrastructure barely move. Any attempt at entering a market ends up being delivered a year or more after some fintech has become established and entrenched. They're safe money but them arriving this fucking late is a culture issue. It also means the market is still anticipated to grow significantly.

[Anonymous No.29264026]

>>29263828
Same. I started going all-in on crypto starting late march because it was ridiculously low after the corona crash and because I wanted to hedge against BRRR. I wasn't even necessarily concerned about "making it" off crypto. I just wanted a hedge.

But then a few months later I lost my job because of the real economy going down the toilet. Which sucked, but at the same time my crypto kept mooning more than I ever expected. Since then I've continued to hold, even without any income coming in, and my initial 20k investment is now worth 200k and counting.
Now, I actually fucking do hope I can make it from crypto and avoid having to get a new job completely.

[Anonymous No.29264054]

>>29261376
this time is different for real tho

[Anonymous No.29264184]

>>29263828
Similar to me, interest dropped to nothing on my savings account, my safe stocks crabbed. Moved a third of my wealth into crypto and now it's grown to half my wealth in a month or two.

[Anonymous No.29264211]

>>29263617
Hmm... idk.
All the recent "news" and announcements just seem to be too synchronistic and choreographed to me.
For instance I'd like to see the wallet, time and sales, etc. on Teslas $1.5b bitcoin investment. Same with any other big firm, even Greyscale and the new Canadian BTC ETF.
>just buy $500m or $1.5b in bitcoin bro
Nowadays algos and data mining would pick up such transactions on the exchanges from a mile away and signal red alerts here and there.
How can they purchase these "sums" without the alarms ringing?
And if they're doing it off exchanges, just exactly who is selling to them at what prices!?
Seems fishy if you ask me.

>that these big corps generally get involved in projects that are on the safer side (our classic stocks/bonds/assets)
With all the hyperquadrillions of derivatives floating around in the legacy financial industries and the involvement of nearly all of the firms I tend to believe that the only two factors of risk (or entry barriers) for firms are:
>can we sue our counterparty?
>can we be bailed out if we lose too much?

Crypto only ticks box two, but not box one.
So what changed their mind?

[Anonymous No.29264335]

>>29263903
Oh just shut it, /pol/.
WE LIVE ON A PRISON PLANET DIVIDED INTO SEVERAL SLAVE EMPIRES
this isn't anything new!
no one is better off
everyone is in bondage compared to their levels of perception

[Anonymous No.29264342]

>>29259657
anybody remember when bitcoin was 3K and some morons were screaming "TULIP MANIA"

[Anonymous No.29264371]

>>29259657
We are just starting, look at the 2017 run, the chart stayed in the green zone for the majority of the year. It's also the same in earlier runs.

We've only been in the green zone for a short period of time. I'm expecting it to keep going up until at least Q3

[Anonymous No.29264454]

>>29264342
well, was he wrong?
it always goes on until it doesn't
GME schizos were right, too. until they weren't anymore
don't shit on them for recognizing patterns

[Anonymous No.29264484]

>>29263560
Do a little DD on this. They are nearing the end of their ability to do this. The silver market is breaking right now. I have BTC, gold, and silver. I'm hedged against the coming currency crisis. They have been able to suppress silver and gold due to the massive amounts of derivatives in the paper market. They have NOT been able to do the same to BTC, so it is taking off. Eventually, the same will happen to gold and silver. All assets are going to melt up. Some have already started because they are less manipulated.

[Anonymous No.29264566]

>>29264026
>my initial 20k investment is now worth 200k and counting.
>Now, I actually fucking do hope I can make it from crypto and avoid having to get a new job completely.
Don't forget to tax, fellow goy.

[Anonymous No.29264593]

>>29259657
Have a link for this OP? Looks fake

[Anonymous No.29264633]

>>29263560
And I agree. I've been stacking since 2005. People have been calling for this for a long time, but it's because they were early. They underestimated just how much control central banks have had. But we are nearing the end and I advocate people getting into BTC, gold, and silver. Silver has more short term upside because it has been even more suppressed than gold, but it could be that BTC still has the most upside short term AND long term. Either way, I'm hedging my hedges against regulatory and other risks so I'll stay in crypto AND PMs.

[Anonymous No.29264635]

I feel like saying BTC going to 100k is a really conservative estimate.

[Anonymous No.29264639]

>>29264211
Almost certainly large purchases from whales. There is no reason the seller needs to be made public and most whales are likely not to sell on exchange in any quantity or price would drop like crazy.

[Anonymous No.29264683]

>>29264484
Can't say I haven't heard that before.
It's entirely possible that this time you will be proven to be correct.
I just think it isn't probable.

[Anonymous No.29264684]

>>29260231
We need 30% correction now if we want this bull run to continue

[Anonymous No.29264892]

>>29264593
sure!
https://studio.glassnode.com/metrics?a=BTC&m=indicators.NetUnrealizedProfitLoss

[Anonymous No.29264935]

>>29264639
A whale selling is still a taxable event so it must be known by at least some regulatory body (or taxman or whatever... you know what I mean. English isn't my first language...)
And Tesla being a publicly traded company they have to disclose these purchases and transactions to their shareholders and if they try to obscure it I'm certain that if shareholders (even just one) inquired they would have to comply by the law and disclose further details of these transactions and proof of holdings.
Mind you, "Teslas bitcoins" belong to the shareholders of Tesla. So they should demand proof of storage and purchase.
A tweet by Elon Musk shouldn't be enough.

[Anonymous No.29265000]

>>29264633
>They underestimated just how much control central banks have had.
It's the Central Banks game and rulebook and everything can change on their whim instantly.
People just either lack this knowledge or just want to remain ignorant to it.
Also it's beyond most peoples imagination just how much the rubber band can stretch.

[Anonymous No.29265017]

>>29264633

I'm doing similar

All cash on hand:
>1/3 into crypto
>1/3 into some investment tfsa
>Any leftover amount that I can't put into my tfsa due to maxing out my contribution will go into purchasing gold and silver bullion or pure 24k jewelry
>Keep the remaining 1/3 on hand for big purchases and rainy days

[Anonymous No.29265073]

>>29264892

Do you have access to their upper tier metrics? If so, mind posting some graphs?

[Anonymous No.29265248]

>>29264371
>I'm expecting it to keep going up until at least Q3
Late summer to mid autumn is my personal schizo "oh noes ze crash!!!" time frame for 2021.
>S&P 500 tops out at around 4300 points by then
>ten year yield rose too much too quickly
>dollar didn't collapse and even strengthened slightly
>COVID either going away and harsh realities of the state of the economy is being revealed
or
>COVID and lockdowns still at place and people actually are having a hard time surviving on <$1700 by the government twice a year this time

[Anonymous No.29265312]

>>29263197
I meant that unironically. When Mass Mutual, Morgan Stanley and other stone age financial institutions start preparing for hyperbitcoinization, maybe we should take them seriously.

[Anonymous No.29265405]

>>29260231
I actually think this is the most likely outcome.

[Anonymous No.29265537]

>>29265312
If they just didn't have such a long track record in deceiving the public and even their lower tier customers.

[Anonymous No.29265619]

Real chart

[Anonymous No.29265658]

What indicators do you guys use/select on your charts?
I'm just starting to learn more about how to read charts in general and what the hundreds of indicators show. Care to share some wisdom?

All I use right now:
>Line instead of candles because I don't fully understand candles
>Average Price
>Moving average
>RSI -- which I find useful, but also notice that it changes depending on the timeframe I'm looking at? Anyways, I've read that the peaks of BTC are at around 95 RSI, and it is usually a double peak with the second 95 RSI signalling the likely imminent correction

[Anonymous No.29265660]

>>29264935
Take your fucking meds. Seriously.

[Anonymous No.29265672]

>>29264566
Fuck that, if I do make it I'm just swapping to stablecoins on-chain.

[Anonymous No.29265779]

>>29259657
Anon this is the new normal. There’s no going back now

[Anonymous No.29265809]

>>29265660
>no arguments

[Anonymous No.29265935]

>>29262356
good for you man, don't feel pressured by the morons here to buy back in immediately

[Anonymous No.29265997]

>>29265672
>swapping to stablecoins on-chain
Hehe, good luck with that.
>b-but sir t-taxman, that's j-just a s-stablec-coin...

[Anonymous No.29266105]

>>29262356
Fucking retard

[Anonymous No.29266138]

>>29265312
check out the price in the interview.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8hm3IDWT_A
I thought they were bluffing too, but they weren't.

[Anonymous No.29266212]

>>29264684

We just had a 32% correction at the end of January. Next one IMO around $70K.

[Anonymous No.29266254]

>>29262356
Don't forget to tax, sir.

[Anonymous No.29266469]

>>29265312
please excuse my autism

[Anonymous No.29266684]

>>29259657

[Anonymous No.29266699]

>>29266138
Here's the thing, gold and silver trading freely without being suppressed destroys the fiat illusion. DXY, which measures dollar strength, is a relative measure against oter fiat currencies, but they are all collectively losing value. DXY is just a measure of how quickly the dollar is falling against other falling currencies. They suppress gold and silver because otherwise it would be clear just how much inflation has been eating away at the dollar. Gold is the canary in the coal mine. But they've hidden this canary.

They can't do the same to BTC because of the ledger. They can't use derivatives to completely control the market and the price. So BTC is now the canary that they can't control and is a direct threat to fiat currencies, which are already on their last legs anyway. BTC is going to hasten the end of the fiat system.

[Anonymous No.29266843]

>>29266699
That being said, hedge accordingly. Aside from crypto, also hold physical silver and gold and keep some cash on hand to buy any major corrections.

[Anonymous No.29267105]

>>29261376
It was true for Vancouver housing. New paradigms happen. For them it was money laundering. For crypto it'd be something similar.

[Anonymous No.29267134]

>>29266699
You haven't seen that n0r0k's video, have you?

[Anonymous No.29267420]

>>29266699
what makes you believe they cant control BTC?
if they wanted to, they could make a law tomorrow that forbids any cryptocurrency from being traded on a public exchange

[Anonymous No.29267436]

>>29267134
No. Got a link?

[Anonymous No.29267494]

The price difference between double top of each previous bull market is where all of the gains were made. As soon as we start going down to make a double top, that is when ALT season begins.

[Anonymous No.29267670]

>>29267436
https://video-ideas.tradingview.com/6/64414-QN6uc4W-hSU427vc.mp4

[Anonymous No.29267705]

>>29267420
Nigeria banned BTC and it now trades at a premium at like $75,000.Markets are about trust and belief in value. You can't legislate that.

What I mean by "control" is that the gold and silver markets have the appearance of being free and legitimate markets. Normies see the spot price of gold and silver and think that's the real market price. Meanwhile, using futures contracts and a host of derivatives, large bullion banks like JPM trade many times more ounces of paper gold and silver than are actually available. Which is why the current silver squeeze stuff is really about creating a bank run on the COMEX for physical silver and not just rolling paper to future months. So they control gold and silver for the time being with these derivative products and spoofing and all other kinds of underhanded market tactics. That's a lot harder to do with BTC and not something they are able to do right now. So BTC can freely moon as people flee the dollar and they can't do anything about the price directly.

[Anonymous No.29267737]

>>29266699
>Here's the thing, gold and silver trading freely without being suppressed destroys the fiat illusion.
People wouldn't care if Gold were $10.000 is my guess.
I also like the very unpopular opinion that Gold, Silver and other PMs are way less "manipulated" as people want to think.
I think that Gold and Silver representing wealth is a religion and belief from an age gone by.
>DXY, which measures dollar strength, is a relative measure against oter fiat currencies, but they are all collectively losing value.
>but they are all collectively losing value.
>but they are all collectively losing value.
>but they are all collectively losing value.
Thanks for pointing that out!!! Everything gets more expensive no matter which corner of the planet. It's not just
>muh dollar
fucking people think there isn't a world outside the USA.
>DXY is just a measure of how quickly the dollar is falling against other falling currencies.
And that's where most people will be baffled in the future because they didn't expect that other currencies might fall against real world prices faster than the dollar. (translation DXY go up)
>They can't do the same to BTC because of the ledger.
OH YES THEY CAN!
They can unironically and very actually truthfully try to price people OUT OF IT.
>They can't use derivatives to completely control the market and the price.
OH NO NO NO NO
>Tether go BRRRRRRRRRRRR

>So BTC is now the canary that they can't control
They have already established a "currency" that is created ex nihilo, isn't subject to any regulations and audits, and can be inflated to infinity in this new parallel universe that crypto represents: Tether

>fiat currencies, which are already on their last legs anyway
No such thing.
You can't kill fiat.
>inb4 any day now

>BTC is going to hasten the end of the fiat system
No. BTC is already in a new fiat system in a parallel universe.

[Anonymous No.29267769]

>>29267670
Thanks fren. will check it out.

[Anonymous No.29268214]

>>29260231
This. Exactly this. BTC has two peaks per cycle, when monthly rsi tops 95%. We're at 91% , now, seems likely the first peak is coming, next March. From there, we've got between four to seven months.

[Anonymous No.29268484]

>>29264023
Fair enough. Entrenched elites are always blindsighted by the next thing. I hear top economists talk about Crypto, and they sound like " oh, these horseless carriages are just a passing fab "

[Anonymous No.29268511]

>>29267420

I think America is actually too vulnerable to do that. This isn't the 50s-2000s. America is not where it used to be on the world stage in regards to this robust unshakeable force. If American govs forbid trading crypto, they lose. The rest of the world will continue on and it will be America's loss. It would be one of the fastest ways to destroy their place in global economics.

Hell, even the boys in PMG that hoard silver don't actually believe that when the dollar goes to shit and silver is worth thousands per ounce that the OTHER currencies will also go to shit. The belief is that USD has failed yet the euro or some other foreign currency will most certainly be completely fine.

The fallacy is thinking that USA/USD is the standard anymore.

[Anonymous No.29268524]

>>29267670
I agree with him that part of this is absolutely the low interest rate environment pushing pretty much all capital into risk assets. However, I think interest rates rising might be something that forces the Fed into YCC. Unlike at other times in the past, the Fed has a new unspoken mandate, and it's to maintain US solvency. The debt levels that we have reached at 135% of GDP and will be rocketing past that, are so high, that we can't afford to service this debt in anything but a low interest rate environment. So the political and fiscal reality is that the options available for monetary policy have changed. I expect less and less importance paid to inflation minimization and more paid to controlling yields. I could be wrong, but the change from a 2% target to an average target and saying they would let it run hot was the first tepid step in that direction. And the Fed did decline the implementation of YCC last year due to them seeing no need with the yield curve staying low on its own. But if we start to see yields rising significantly and for a prolonged period, I expect YCC to be back on the table, because we cannot service this debt and the only option on the table right now to get out of it is a prolonged period of negative real rates to inflate the real value of the debt down. So that bodes well for risk assets.

[Anonymous No.29268602]

>>29260306
Did you look at volume chart???

[Anonymous No.29268697]

>>29268214

Where are you seeing 91%?

Perhaps my data is incorrect, but my RSI always seems to be lower. I have BTC/CAD, and BTC/USDT and at a 3month chart with day intervals I only get to 79 RSI currently?

[Anonymous No.29268743]

>>29259657
fuck off fudder.

btc is going to 1 million eoy.

[Anonymous No.29268801]

>>29268511
You got it exactly backwards, the dollar will be the very last one to blow up. Fiat currencies are already blowing up, like the turkish Lira, you guys are too distracted to notice it. The countries trying to ban crypto are doing so, because nobody wants to hold their shit currency.

[Anonymous No.29268937]

>>29268697
Monthly rsi, BTC/USD. 91%. Everything i said , you can see for yourself, each cycle has two peaks, April and November 2013, August and December 2017, and very likely, March 2021 is next.

[Anonymous No.29268980]

>>29268511
BTC perpetually mooning is a threat to the integrity of the Euro and other major fiat currencies as much as it is to the dollar. You think they aren’t doing QE in Brussels too?

If the US decides they want to nuke BTC they will be able to easily assemble a “coalition of the willing” from among the other major economies. What do you think they talk about at all these summits?

[Anonymous No.29269350]

>>29268524
Thanks for the input, will think about that later, gn.

[Anonymous No.29270237]

>>29269350
godspeed anon

[Anonymous No.29270428]

>>29268524
There is of course a way to service the debt.
And the central banks and the ZOG of nearly every country with a central bank will execute this plan eventually.
Government debt will be forgiven if the backing assets (ownership rights, land, patents, etc. etc.) will be relinquished and transferred to a new owner, the central banks.
And the cycle begins anew.
You will own nothing and you will be happy.
The central banks plan is to flood the world with debt because all debt and currency (and eventually everything in collateral for debt and currency) is OWNED BY and OWED BACK to the issuing central bank.
So yes, we will see yields eventually rise to a point of new return and then, no, there will be no crash. There will simply be a new paradigm:
>You will own nothing and you will be happy.
We are slowly but surely entering a post ownership society globally where the necessities of daily life will become a lease or a service.

[Anonymous No.29270901]

>>29262244
>>29262244

>>29262244
>>29262244

>>29262244
>>29262244

[Anonymous No.29271214]

What is everyones predictions for the price of grt, link, and nu during the bear market?

[Anonymous No.29272745]

>>29271214
Psychics? U there?

[Anonymous No.29273908]

>>29263194
They joined early but kept it a secret and right when the crash is going to happen they will for no reason at all announce that they are going to buy a lot of Bitcoin to squeeze the bull run to its max this cycle.
They will then sell and claim that they didn't and around the bottom they will all establish ways to buy their products/ services which will skyrocket bitcoin once the bull market starts again.
I predict that the next cycle will either make or break Bitcoin and it will either go to 0 or really fucking moon making everyone involved rich.
I then predict bitcoin and other coins will start being used for crime at unprecedented rates as cybercrime becomes even more sophisticated.
Bitcoin and all non utility coins will be banned and every government will make their own coin or a potential world coin solely made for transaction speed and security.
Be prepared for corporate mems talking about HODL when they actually have no bags.

[Anonymous No.29274261]

>>29268524
interesting. I didn't know YCC (yield curve control) is good for risk assets.

The thing I am trying to figure out is if bitcoin will experience the same large and long draw down in price this time. BC of the market changing I wouldn't be surprised if the price falls for a shorter time and not as far.

The difference would be that the halvening cycles are confirmed and will therefore start to be front run.

[Anonymous No.29274377]

>>29270428
I don't doubt that some out of touch globalists fantasize about this outcome, however I don't think it will ever get very far. A lot of their ideas get fucked up by reality, think south Africa falling apart without white rule. Globalist have a lot of bad ideas. Many grew up super sheltered and are pretty out of touch.