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Prices going down because of the april fools, pathetic.
Let's not forget crypto is a huge joke. We may earn some money, but it is a joke nonetheless.

Man, can't they mine these bit coins a little faster? I can't stand waiting, I'm an anxious man.

>still no media atention
This is kinda odd. Is this bad or good?

Link did that in the past too. I don't know why, tho.

Link refused to go up FOR YEARS. You had plenty of time to buy low.

>>57042947
They aren't caring about crypto right now.
I'd say it is slightly bullish right now. Wait to sell until the halvening, when Bitcoin will probably start trending on Xwitter.

>>56942223
OK, let's be real here: is this mathematically possible?

What is the difference between signing up now and in 3 days?

How did you guys learn to futures trade? I'm just fucking around with like $3 of USDT on MEXC just playing around with x30 leverage (Only have like 30 USDT in my futures wallet until I know wtf I'm doing). Is it seriously as basic as if you think number go up go long, if you think number go down go short, and then flash close your position when you're either about to get wrecked or you're well in profit?

You faggots made this sound like rocket science and patted yourselves on the back as if you earned your winnings. I have to be missing something here, it has to be more complicated than that.

I know most TA analysts and infloooencoors think in boom/bust cycles for crypto but do you ever think that there would be a scenario where we think crypto should follow its pattern but it completely deviates because enough people are starting to onboard into it as a safe haven from massive inflation? What would that even look like? Is this kind of scenario even possible?

Is there a scenario where everyone expects crypto to crab for another few years but it just starts rising and rising despite the macro conditions on paper being totally inappropriate? Has such a thing ever happened before in history?