/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>2770547
mfw he holds up the sign
>>2770547
kys

nice degree, your life will be plain sailing anon. Managing information systems all day err day. And not slitting the wrists.

>>1261119

It is important to note that while the halving will cause miners to go offline and there will be long block times and network disruption as a result, the crash in bitcoin is likely to occur before the halving because market crashes are usually caused by panic. People will get out because they are worried that their funds will be frozen after the block reward halves, and they will do so far enough in advance to be assured that their money is secure. Anticipation of problems is why the the bitcoin crash is likely to begin within a few weeks (the previous article predicted decline starting around Memorial Day), not the day after the halving. Even if the halving does not cause a single miner to go offline, people know that there is no chance that the blocksize will increase by then, and they will not be willing to risk the chaos that could happen. For example, there were over 50m bitcoin days destroyed yesterday, the highest daily total ever, so somebody moved a lot of coins that were in cold storage to prepare for something.

>>1150314
>using a daily chart of usd price.


Yor fick as fuck m8

>>1148818
Keked because it's true