/biz/ - Business & Finance

I am fully expecting this is final nail in the coffin for LINK. I will just sit and watch while suffering as usual.

Im fully tethered up. Let it drop to hell

>>58413645
What's actually going to happen (what always happens) is that the price will stay relatively constant regardless of the halving, and people will notice "huh.... nothing changed." after about a week. And then they'll feel safe to buy in again and the price will start to slowly rise as people realize that it was all not really that important.

>>58413656
>it will be the same this time
this time will be different

If bitcoin drops under 50k and chainlink under 9$, I'm gonna LONG my fucking brains out and I'm gonna make it

>>58413659
That is why it wont happen. Ppl will buy the shit out of it much before

>>58413645
its already priced in
theres no way itll be that much of a dip, maybe a little something but its just going to be more crab

>always pumps after halving
>this time is different

>>58413668
There's never been a halving during a recession though. Something's gotta give.

>>58413669
macro plays 0 role. it's not priced in. never was. it will pump.

>>58413656
it's important because the emission schedule is respected
but yes, it's not something that has any influence to price

>>58413659
>under 50k
im gonna start leveraging at 59k

>>58413669
What recession, it's a golden age, we just had a massive bull rally where almost everything pumped

Keklmao
Youll faggots dont even smoke crack
>snib snib

ohhhhhhh mu lordddddddd. ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh im about to do it

So Bitcoin is going to half its price right? Who in there right mind would be buying right now?

sold everything at 71k already

>>58413645
I've sold most of my BTC months ago and now my only interaction with the crypto ecosystem is checking out gravity labs

>>58413669
your assholes gonna give to my dick bitch. stupid fudding bastard

>>58415553
Wash your turban

>>58413669
Halvings are mechanical, if demand is sufficient to support $60k BTC with 328k BTC/yr emissions then price will have to rise when emissions fall to 164k BTC/yr. BTC is the realest market on earth, that's what midwits don't get, it's a econ textbook concept made real

>it literally never goes below last ath
>it drops 85%
>it dumps pre-pomp
I wonder what _won't_ be happening tomorrow....

>>58413668
There's been like 2 halvings (first one barely counts). That's not a sample size I trust

My anus is bleached and lubed. My progaming socks are on. My appointments are cleared, and my father is ashamed. I want the biggest bloodiest red candle in all of crypto history. I also haven't smoked all month so my entire stash is sitting there for 4/20. Also if you're in the seattle area I'll be posting my free use location at a few bars. Let's do this

>>58414032
No bro. It's going to halve the mining block rewards, which will create more scarcity, which in theory will pump the price. In theory

>>58415580
So if a block gives half the reward can i trade someone my private keys for full price, instead of sending it on-chain where I'll lose 50%? There's gotta be a way to like lock up the keys for a buyer so after i sell i cant take the coins back, right?

>>58415584
You mean selling to a private buyer, in cash? I guess but I wouldn't rely on that as a recurring source of income.

I'm really don't get the scheme here

>>58413698
>macro plays 0 role
how new?

exercise for the newfag: compare the TQQQ chart to the BTC chart

>>58413656
>as people realize that it was all not really that important.
Short term yes you are right, long term it is immensely important anon.

>>58413645
I'm uncertain about what will happen after this BTC halving, but I already have ETH and BTC in my portfolio. I'm thinking of more ways to earn my ETH, and I've found liquid restaking protocols. YieldNest is one of the decent protocols in this space.

top signal

bottom signal

>>58413645
I'm a new investor and was super confused that rumours of a bitcoin ETF caused the price to shoot up but after it actually got approved it plummeted for like 3 months. I've since found out that's just how it works. Buy the rumours, sell the news someone told me. This is definitely a sell the news situation if I've ever seen one. I do however think it's going to dip initially but go back up afterwards.

>>58417382
I somewhat disagree This is a gas the Jews kind of event.

>>58417245
>I'm thinking of more ways to earn my ETH, and I've found liquid restaking protocols. YieldNest is one of the decent protocols in this space.
In English please? To a newfag into crypto.

>>58417382
bottom signal

posting in the BTC halving waiting room

Les Les than five hours left bros, what are you doing when it happens?

>>58417743
already sold

I want to be here for this moment.

>>58415569
>BTC is the realest market on earth
...price washed since the first pump in 2013, more intensively during the 2020s as tradfi bought in.
Not saying it's not gonna pump (it will), but pretending that crypto is the perfect Free Market(TM) in action is just delusional.

>>58417931

>>58413645
Nothing will happen.

>>58413645
He thought btc price could have dumped