/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>26287890
Then why is the price crashing you faggot.

>>26287943
Bear trap.

>>26287890
btc is my hedge against crypto

>>26287890
just print more, brrrrrrrrrrr

>>26287943
Bear trap.

don't worry
when the price will start to crash coins liquidity will go back in the green

>>26287890
>Exchanges are literally running out of bitcoins, this is your last chance to make it.
Makes literally no sense
The bitcoins come from sellers, not the exchange
The exchange is a middle man, not a retailer

>>26288218
coins are migrating off exchange wallets

>>26287943
Everybody was waiting for the fucking inauguration to be over.

>>26288196
You can't be this retarded.

even if the speed of withdrawels stays constant or even accelerates, there is plenty of time left until the corns are gone

>>26287890
and only 10% of all mined bitcoins have ever touched exchanges, imagine what happens when 90% get transferred to exchanges

>>26288586
> imagine what happens when 90%...
BTC $1,000,000 EOM

>>26287890
ha ha, he bought....... dump it

>>26288586
>Imagine if everyone suddenly sold all the btc

Why would this happen? Miners are the most likely group to recognize why BTC is valuable to hold, they literally control the release of inflation. If they want to increase their profits, they just don't sell and BTC appreciates. This effect will become more magnified in the future. They will not want to dump btc into a crash or severe bear market on purpose, it doesn't really benefit them to do so. They just look for large liquidity which is what used to always pop the bubbles if they dumped into a high liquidity top of the market during it's euphoria stage. Now they can find deals OTC with big buyers so this effect may start going away and btc will start becoming more stable. We are expecting violent crashes more than they are happening right now.

>>26289036
>Why would this happen?
Why do crashes (not bubbles) happen? Everything starts on a very small scale and it gets bigger and bigger.

>>26289329
We've literally had like 2 or 3 massive 90% correction and your brainlet scenario has never actually played out in any of those corrections. You are just another priced out seething nocoiner.

>>26289424
and that's how everyone knows you're a newfag

>>26289329
Yeah but does that really happen?
>What if someone sold all of the gold?
>What if someone sold all the silver?

Theoretically it could happen, but it doesn't. A lot of people truly value btc.

>>26289624
You sound dumb as hell and I have no coins btwf

>>26287943
Bear trap. How many times does the fucking graph have to be posted?

>>26289624
>i'm an oldfag who was so retarded that i didn't invest in bitcoin in 2016 and now i'm eternally priced out

>>26290089
>in 2016

>>26290154
>i'm an oldfag who was so retarded that i didn't buy even one bitcoin in 2011 and now i'm eternally priced out

>>26287943
Bull trap

>>26288586
lmao, that graph is what normies and tether FUDers actually believed at 9K

>>26290364

What happens to price when supply decreases?

>>26290493
It increases

>>26288260
I thought that's cause of them printing all that Tether and trading for BTC before the exit scam

>>26290861
Right, and up until recently that supply has been increasing. However, that the trend has reversed. Hoarders are going to be able to name their price for those wishing to get Bitcoin into their portfolios.

>>26291178
What’s the minimum I could buy now to not miss out?

theyre gonna ban crypto, only private coins will survive

>>26291529
Nah, they're not. They're going to try to control it though

>>26287943
trap (male)

>>26287943
Trap (Female)

>>26287890
How many BTC is a make stack?

>>26291296
>>26292875
2 = comfy life
5 = retire