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>>11475638
If pajeetas sound like that then I want a qt pajeeta gf to race mix with

>>11394154
back in Berlin

I'm not gonna make it long, but if you are expecting a bull market this year, or even the next one, you need to SERIOUSLY lower your expectations. We will be extremely fortunate if we see bottoms in 2019.
It was barely couple months ago that normies were FOMOing into BTC and shitcoins left and right and then they got absolutely destroyed just days after. The public image of cryptocurrencies have been fucked again for a good couple years and it will take a good time for people to forget and for new dumb generation to start buying in.
In other words, if we're lucky 2022 or 2023 will be the year of the bull run. Also, historically bull runs always happened about a year after BTC halving, in 2012 (2013 bull run), in 2016 (2017 bull run). If we go by this metric, 2020 will be the next BTC halving, and 2021 could be the next bull run, but that will likely be just the beginning, and it will truly take off in 2022.
So no, BTC is not going back to $10k, LINK won't be $10000 EOY, it won't even be $1 EOY. In fact I will be surprised if it is 50 cents EOY, because after all the entire market is driven by BTC movement.
So, all in all, lower your expectations seriously, or you will end up selling in 2020 bottom just a year before the greatest bull run the world has ever seen.

None of you want to talk about this, but this bear market will be a LOT longer than you think. If we are lucky it will end in 2022 and 2023-2024 will be bull market years, but that's still optimistic. Chainlink won't go anywhere without BTC. 2019 LINK will likely still be under 50 cents, which will still be miles better than other coins that will have tanked another 50% from where they are now.

I suggest selling if you are not able to stomach waiting 6+ years.