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Should we reevaluate the future of crypto? Why does everyone assume long run bull positions? Major institutional players are getting fucked this time, it's not just normie bagholders. Why do we assume the capital is going to come back in for another bull run to break all time highs?

>>24087106
irrelevant the milkshake theory is correct but it's brainlet tier thinking because all currencies are floating currencies since 1971 they may appear to be maintaining a same rate , but relative to real estate with low supply all fiat currencies are going down.
And with the latest brrrrrrrr this is accelerating , thus even tough cities have less people now real estate keeps going up relative to weaker fiat.

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>>18175663
>1. We've had a death cross on the 2D chart. This has always resulted in at minimum a 50% move down in BTC history. The last time this occurred was in the 6ks in 2018 and we ended up going to 3k.

BTC never surpassed ath until next halving

>2. If 1. occurs, we will be back at 3k at the minimum. This is an 85% correction from the ATH

All btc corrections after halving were 85% we already did that in december 2018 we are now in the pre bullrun.

>3. This is most crucial. No asset in history has ever survived (and by survive I mean break ATH) long term where it experiences an a) 85+% correction and b) at the same level.

BTC did that after previous halvings bullruns.

Also dormant coins are going to the fucking sky

https://bitinfocharts.com/top-100-dormant_1y-bitcoin-addresses.html

People are not selling they are more hopefully than ever for btc future.

>>18041044
Panopticoin