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I'd say you want to buy during an upwards trend.

As long as a substantial amount of people consider a 2 year upcoming bear market to be realistic, why would you buy into a steeply falling graph?

If the rate of change is constant, the accumulation will be linear. For example, if you slowly will your bath tab with 1 liter of water per minute, then after x minutes, you have x liters of waters in in.

If, instead, the rate of change is proportional to the current accumulation, then things speed up exponentially. For example, if the growth of mold is initially slow, but as you have more mold, new more mold grows even quicker, then the amount of mold explodes. If the curve is for example 2^x, then for x=1 you get 2, for x=2 you get 4, for x=3 you get 8, for x=4 you get 16, etc.

Price in a growing market will tend to grow exponentially. On a log curve, exponential grows is shown linearly.

In other words, if you look at the log curve and it still bends upwards (i.e. faster than linear), then this means the growth is even steeper than exponential.

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https://youtu.be/h-sZ4kgln40

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>>4450507
People who traded before definately have an advantage.

Crytpo is more like penny stocks, almost nothing conventional matters.

I work in a international 6 year old high tech startup with 320 people and working product, dedicated professional for managing software products, beyond coding and contracts with main players, and the company is quite a bit away from IPO.

Chainlink is a 2 man idea with 60 million market cap.
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