/biz/ - Business & Finance

Elon knows about Pepe and has tweet about it before. All it takes is for him to post a random Pepe meme once during peak bullrun fever and Pepe will blast past Pluto.

When we knew about the fed's plans of future rate hikes slowing down and just a couple weeks ago, we were super bullish.

What the hell happened? What gaslighting excuse do the whales have for us this time as the reason for dumping?

P.S.: The almighty stock market is green today - there's no reason for bitcoin to suddenly have diarrhea again.

Am I not the only one who's so tired of hearing this platitude all the damn time? It's the new "work hard" - yes, these two quotes definitely increase your odds of succeeding, but that's just it - it's odds, it's never a guarantee.

And also, what if your "passion" is something that's impossible to make money off of? For instance, someone might have a passion of making lists of top 10-100 music, but there's no way that person can make money because of licensing issues (and youtube will say hell no to monetizing that). That's just one example of many. Where do you think the term "starving artist" comes from if following your passion is the key to success?

For those that followed your passion and managed to monetize it to millions, I say congratulations. I'm talking to the people who have the problem(s) I've mentioned above.

No, I'm not talking about immediate metrics (I understand it's the weekend), but I've been looking at the BTC and ETH charts over the past few months - the price is relatively stable but the volume is endlessly dumping.

Is this the end as we know it? Have both retail and whales finally given up?