Patience

[Anonymous No.8163702]

you will make it

[Anonymous No.8163719]

>>8163702
non-linear regression, baby

[Anonymous No.8163973]

>8163719
>STATISTICS
>a measure of the relation between the mean value of one variable (e.g., output) and corresponding values of other variables (e.g., time and cost).
>mean value
That's not a regression. That's some sad little reddit faggot putting a chart in "log scale" to make it go up. Which would only make sense if BTC were still in a period of exponential growth (It's not).
For it to actually be a regression you would also have to compare the volume of sales at specific price points in order to work out the mean value of bitcoin over time. Just because 1 retard buys 0.0001 BTC at 19KUSD/BTC doesn't mean it was worth that much.
And sure enough if you really take it apart and investigate the trade volumes are almost invariably higher at lower price points. Meaning that retards are just over-paying because they are retards.

[Anonymous No.8164040]

>>8163973
This is also why a bubble is called a fucking bubble in the first place. It's full of fucking air.
It's a bubble because the actual amount of money moving into the market is substantially less than the market cap creating the illusion that a product is more valuable than it actually is.

[Anonymous No.8164041]

>>8163973
Kek, based data scientist bro

[Anonymous No.8164075]

>>8163973
Its gonna crash

[Anonymous No.8164122]

>>8163973
stop posting that nigger anon. You keep doing it. I know its you. There's only 1 guy posting that stupid nigger gif. back to plebbit faggot

[Anonymous No.8164131]

>>8163973
>ok

[Anonymous No.8164144]

still dipping like a motherfucker though, tether up and multiply stacks

[Anonymous No.8164147]

>>8163973

[Anonymous No.8164149]

>>8163702
I am becoming more convinced that it is not "too late" for crypto, it actually may be too early (for any definitive long term investing).

The question I think about each day is:

If it were 1994 - how would I know what internet stocks to buy? How would I know what to hold?

[Anonymous No.8164193]

>>8164149
Good teams with strong use cases. Same reasoning worked back then as they would work for blockchain tech today.

[Anonymous No.8164223]

>>8164149
Wrong way of thinking about it fundamentally. Bitcoin and many of these cryptos are protocols. They aren't companies. This time, you are investing directly into the protocol layer, not companies built on top of it.

So I know exactly which to hold: Bitcoin and a bit of ETH. Everything else is a gamble and even ETH I am ultimately bearish on.

[Anonymous No.8164297]

>>8164223
yeah I ultimately came to the same conclusion too. I think there's some potential for the platform-based smart contract tokens that do have companies behind them (vechain/neo/wtc/icx) and MAYBE dagfaggot coins (still not convinced they're even secure or reliable really) but other than that BTC and ETH are the only true non-premined non-centralized shitcoins that are worth a damn

[Anonymous No.8164377]

>>8163702
Except the end 2013/14 rise was completely fake

[Anonymous No.8164402]

>>8164297
>>8164223
REQ may be the first thing built on top of those protocols that ever goes anywhere

[Anonymous No.8164409]

>>8164223
XMR then at that point

[Anonymous No.8164410]

>>8164149
The only coins with real world implementation and use, which is less than 10, and perhaps less than 5.

[Anonymous No.8164442]

>>8163973
my iq is not that high to understand what you are saying

[Anonymous No.8164542]

>>8163973
You also do not know what you are talking about.

Regression estimates the average treatment effect of X on Y, while holding all other variables at their mean.

[Anonymous No.8164708]

>>8163973
>Just because 1 retard buys 0.0001 BTC at 19KUSD/BTC doesn't mean it was worth that much.

[Anonymous No.8164729]

>>8164410
n-namely?

[Anonymous No.8165477]

>>8163973
>8163719

[Anonymous No.8165503]

>>8164542
>AKTCHUALY
i cringed

[Anonymous No.8165639]

>>8164297
>ETH
>not premined, not centralized

pick one lad