/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58427841
I admit it, I am guilty, I sold all my SUPER and bought USDT.

>>57959939
the best thing you can do is start raising capital to wait for the halving, start analyzing different sources (Tradingview, Truflation, Coinmarketcap) and create your own judgment. once you are informed enough, sell everything and get a real job you fucking nigger.

>>57691886
sorry i dont let those shittycoins get into my rango wallet

>>56557028
>>56556963
>>56557232
>>56557281
*yawn*

>>56514175
look at the day chart. over sold. you're right

>>55153180
I agree and very truth pilled

In many ways, investing in crypto is like gambling. You are putting your money into a highly volatile and unregulated environment where you may end up losing everything you put in. In addition to this major risk, there is also a lack of transparency and oversight when it comes to crypto, which makes it even more difficult to determine if a project is legitimate or not. Unless you are willing to take on significant risks and have a high tolerance for volatility, investing in crypto is likely not a good idea.

tell your boomers to stake $NFTB and $HEX. tell them about the high yields. they are already thinking about committing economic suicide they might as well try to make it big. also tell them "thanks for playing" if things go badly.

>>53823045
You can't access the token itself and its benefits though can you? Did you faggots never learn what nfts were all about?
>>53824013
Based

>25k
yea... about that. i'm gonna need you to walk bit back down to $18k tomorrow... yea that'd be great. thanks

Meanwhile VINU only has to exist and it pumps naturally. And people in this very board have the fat balls of calling me a dumbass lol

the merge narrative is the only think keeping this zombie market alive
when ETH stops bringing money into the market, everything dumps catastrophically as BTC.D goes back up thanks to thin as fuck liquidity in all the "high MC" ERC-20 shitcoins getting sold and billions of dollars of wealth is erased from the market

>>51295873
>9-13k
an optimist even as you capitulate.

>>51292857
>promised 10k
>euphoric at 19.2
come on little bear we can do better than this

>>51275934
>the end of the bear market appears to be in early 2023
what charming optimism

The crab downwards will be as slow and boring as it needs to be, with enough small relief rallies, to optimally drain liquidity from you retards who think "this is it, the bottom is in!!!" every time it reaches a new low.
Save your money. Don't buy yet.

>>51263423
lol
lmao

>>49912575
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>>49912635
you're all high on copium
we're going to crab between 19k-25k for months now and eventually bottom for real between 14k-17k and then crab for another 6 months until the next bullrun

>>49893818
>i suppose
they dont make slurpers like they used to

>>49886232
Yeah but then we had a bull trap so now it's time for more comfy waiting rooms.

>>49883004
in my lane. zoning. alert. satisfied.

These are the early days of the cryptocurrency tech boom. If you compare it to any other boom in an emerging market, it is unlikely that the first/largest market cap going into the bubble will stay at #1 without being flipped by a competitor during the crash or recovery. Eventually, some centralized shitcoin will take the place of bitcoin, not because it best reflects the highest ideals and possibility of cryptocurrency, but because its founders are in bed with high level glowniggers.
What coins will flip bitcoin? I think the most obvious possibilities are XRP and Algorand. These coins fucking glow. Chainlink also glows and it's possible that it eventually captures a larger market cap than bitcoin if its value proposition actually works, but I doubt it'll be the first, which I think will be a coin for normies - easy and regulations-compliant fiat onramp from your bank account, near instant settlement and low fees for online shopping, and eventually a marketplace for gay NFTs with cross platform connectivity like avatars or whatever.
What coins do you see flipping bitcoin?

The chain will cease to function

>>49822193
$12k bottom and then crab between $15k-$20k for close to two years