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past results don't guarantee future performance

im not ready for 15 months of dumping and crabbing

>>57740073
Screenshot portfolio or drink windex

>>57740081
>past results don't guarantee future performance
Unless it's programmed in the code. Read about the halvening, and how supply and demand determines price. It's basic economics.

>>57740081
wrong, that's only for stocks not for crypto

>>57740245
Each halving miners have less impact on supply. Look up Daily btc mined volume x daily btc trading volume

>>57740073
That first "spike" you have circled happened A YEAR before the halving.

>>57740073
we never crab and dump and piss and shit our pants after a Halving. So you're wrong.

>Im going to make money because mercury is in retrograde!

do you guys have any idea how fucking crazy you sound? Stop scrying for prophesy in lines on a chart and do actual research into what you’re investing in.

>>57740081
actually in bitcoin they do, but OP is highlighting the wrong part on purpose

>>57740405
halving means less inflation for BTC

>>57740245
you cant program the demand for a good
there could be 0 new BTC starting this instant and even then that doesnt guarantee any price movements

>>57740073
Yep, sold last week.

>>57740245
>halvening

>>57740597
>you cant program the demand for a good
You're right, but you can program the supply. The demand will keep inevitably growing just like it's been happening in the last 15 years. Why? Because Bitcoin is the most revolutionary invention of this century, but there are people that have not realized yet.

>>57740623
why is it the most revolutionary invention of the century? why is it better than normal cash for things that aren't buy drugs anonymously online?

>>57740790
Rarer than gold after the next halving and from ever on. Easier to self custody than gold.

>>57740790
>why is it the most revolutionary invention of the century? why is it better than normal cash for things that aren't buy drugs anonymously online?
Let me explain it to you. Bitcoin is literally the only way for the ordinary Joe to opt out of the system, because it's the only thing that is outside the system and can't be parasitized by the system. You might not understand the implications of this right now, but in a few decades will be very obvious. Fiat currencies have failed.

>>57740100
me fucking neither lmao.

>>57740100
id anhero if that happens.
2022 was too much for me

Oh look, it's another one of those faggots that think BTC will keep printing the exact same patterns over and over again until the end of the universe.

>>57740405
164k BTC/year is a fuck ton of BTC

>>57740970
you cannot even buy bitcoin because banks block transactions maggot

>>57740245
It's already dialed in retard. Everyone knows about the halving. The guys calling a front-runned cycle may have been right. Bitcoin could tap 80-90k now and we'd be done for the bull run, and have another 4 years of bear market.

>>57740073
I dont need to understand shit op, its all controlled by an ai, better just grab my bag quick, and hold some $LRDS

>>57740073
OP knows
although it'll be a lot faster

>>57740790
It's a fixed unit of account, the world's first. Transactional media function of Money is easy, the store of value/unit of account function is hard, the juicy systemic economic value is in producing a fixed unit of account as it enables more efficient economic calculation.

>>57740073
wishful thinking.