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[Anonymous No.58440444]

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[40k summer slurper No.58440446]

>>58440444
Checked but this is pure illusion and desperation

[Anonymous No.58440448]

>>58440444
Checked. There is literally zero doubt that this is an early bull pullback. ETFs, global instability, the return of brrrr, BTC is going to $500k this cycle. The only question is if alts actually follow at all or are left out.

[Anonymous No.58440449]

No we're not in 2020.

[40k summer slurper No.58440450]

Í think it may play out like may 2021

[Anonymous No.58440453]

>>58440444
It's different this time.

[Anonymous No.58440458]

>>58440444
i dont get it

[Anonymous No.58440459]

More plz

[Anonymous No.58440466]

>>58440444
Cope.

[OCPD !tjYCsxEpm2 No.58440481]

IT’S GOING BACK TO 15k
SELL YOU FUCKING RETARDS, YOU WILL LOSE *EVERYTHING*

[Anonymous No.58440487]

how much lower will it go

[Anonymous No.58440697]

>>58440444
nah this time I did well and learned from my mistakes, I sold everything I had on my own, ngl I feel satisfied, I guess I'll keep looking at dextools for a while in case we come back again

[Anonymous No.58440748]

>>58440444
czeched
so we pump in November? Amazing

[Anonymous No.58440750]

>>58440444
checked.
thats why I'm buying the Dip now.

[Anonymous No.58440781]

>>58440444
This is the easiest bullish pullback of all time

[Anonymous No.58440794]

>>58440444
you wont moon until retards like saylor get shaken out

[Anonymous No.58440806]

Test

[Anonymous No.58440839]

>>58440794
You aren't fit to clean Saylor's boots with your tongue

[Anonymous No.58440911]

>>58440839
This guys IQ is not above 90

[Anonymous No.58440952]

>>58440458
i don't get it either. op literally drew 2 random arrows. why didn't he draw an arrow at one of the two 69k tops?

[Anonymous No.58440955]

The question is if normies ever get back on the trai
It's very possible considering the sheeps they are, but will be ever see a Tom Brady shill a literal scam again?
We can only hope

[Anonymous No.58440958]

>>58440448
>$500k
imagine $3,000 transaction fees

[Anonymous No.58440991]

>>58440444
this pos can even pump to 100k

[Anonymous No.58441794]

>>58440481
i never had anything to begin with.

[Anonymous No.58441876]

>>58440450
If it does this and pumps back up in November we complete the most giga inverse head and shoulders pattern in btc history and we go to 150k min

[Anonymous No.58441901]

>>58440958
Litecoin fixes this

[Anonymous No.58442045]

>>58441901
>hodl bitcoin for number go up
>want to use said number
>don't want to pay tx fee $5,000
>idea!
>exchange btc for ltc
>pay $5,000 tx fee to send bitcoin to exchange
>get ltc with 5% exchange fee
>spend ltc with $0.1 tx fee at merchant
>wait no merchants accept ltc
someone write this down

[Anonymous No.58442046]

>>58442045
either that or
>have jewish amerikwan-sanctioned company "hodl" coins on your behalf
>want to use coins after number go up
>go to company and ask kindly if you might check your privilege and use your bitcoins they definitely aren't using for fractional reserve lending
>get denied withdraw because you're a fucking fascist
future of finance

[Anonymous No.58442051]

>>58442046
Do you buy your morning coffee with fractions of SPY? Medium of Exchange is a trivial use of money as transactional use carries little term risk, see: fiat value over time versus gold, BTC, equities. The chunky part of Money is the Store of Value, Unit of Account demand, as these demands can't be met by anything but an abstraction like money. BTC is a quantum leap in these properties of money, fixed in supply, stateless, trustless, transparent ledger etc etc. Compared to gold, with it's infinite supply and 2% inflation, or equities with their enterprise risk and unlimited supply, bitcoin is unmatched

[Anonymous No.58442055]

>>58442051
i buy my morning coffee with physical cash
>BTC is a quantum leap in these properties of money
you are correct but it's still a prototype
a prototype with critical flaws at that
you do know you can have your cake and eat it too

[Anonymous No.58442065]

>>58440446
>>58440466
>>58440481
>>58440794
seething uncontrollably
fiat is dead

[Anonymous No.58442088]

>>58442051
>>58442046
>b-but da heckin fees!
Don't matter. As only net movements are important, fees need only be low enough not to impede such flows

[Anonymous No.58442095]

>>58442088
please don't further embarrass yourself trying to make technical arguments. number go up is ok, its enough of a reason to hold bitcoin. just stop blowing smoke up your own ass thinking its comparable to a functional money

[Anonymous No.58442104]

>>58440450
>Sell in May and Walk away
>Keep not doing this
Tired of getting hosed

[Anonymous No.58442112]

>>58442055
Yeah, you pay with cash, not XMR or BTC or ETH or fucking LTC. You aren't going to out cash cash, and it doesn't matter as being cash isn't valuable, if it were cash wouldn't perform as it does, (essentially the inverse of money stock), which is if course horrible performance, but what would be expected if cash-type money value is very low

[Anonymous No.58442114]

>>58442095
Please explain in detail the information value of non-net transaction volume.

[Anonymous No.58442116]

>>58440444
Correct. You won't catch me selling right after the halving. I'm loading up.

[Anonymous No.58442128]

>>58442112
when I exchange my moneroes for cash the tx fee is a couple of pennies and the government has no way to rape me 8 ways to sunday based off public receipts

[Anonymous No.58442232]

>>58440444
Good stuff OP. Another possibility is 2017, see fractal.

[Anonymous No.58442234]

>>58440958
why would fees be $3000?