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>>28691182
unpopular opinion here:
quite possibly yes, not intentionally, but whales have turned it toxic. the potential for a handful of big guys to dump and leave millions holding bags is actually a lot higher than any of us want to admit. people look at the market cap and the progression and think this somehow limits risk. it's actually the opposite, the more top heavy any asset becomes the more likely a large holder sells, then the next holder sells and then it all crashes as normies dump out of fear.

i play crypto but never hold for too long, i honestly don't see it ending well and YES i do see it ending. BTC is actually the least sustainable of all the coins and will do the most damage on it's way down. tell me to fuck off, screencap, idgaf. the fact that no-one wants to admit this is the truth make it more probable. crypto WILL crash with the rest of the global markets soon, securities will eventually recover but coins never will.

>this is funny and all, but enough hodlers will sell at 200 to make it collapse.
-me, 20 minutes ago

you niggers are amazing, godspeed