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55886728 No.55886728 [Reply] [Original]

2019 vs 2023

>> No.55886749

It's not because you draw random lines on a chart that somehow trillions of dollars are going to flood into the market retard.

>> No.55886758

>It will happen exactly the same because it also happened once in the past
Yikes

>> No.55887390

>>55886749
>It's not because you draw random lines on a chart that somehow trillions of dollars are going to flood into the market retard.
kek, this is such a good point.

>> No.55887413

>>55886749
>>55886758
>>55887390
I hope you retards got shaken out and have to watch us relentlessly pump
Stay poor faggots

>> No.55887434

2019: QE
2023: QT
It's over, baggie.

>> No.55887446

>>55887413
Your impotent kvetching notwithstanding, what is your rebuttal to what that dude said? Just because the chart has lines on it that are satisfying in some way, how does that translate to money coming in?
I would like it to be noted that I am all in, and have been for years. Every penny I earn that I don't spend on rent or leisure goes into crypto. It's been this way for years for me. I don't hold dogshit fiat and I don't care about the price of what I hold. This gives me a level-headed, unbiased vantage point from which to view such matters, and it'd be useless for you to argue otherwise considering that you clearly thought I was still in fiat.

>> No.55887447

>>55887434
How does it feel to be wrong and a nigger

>> No.55887482

>>55887446
>I don't hold dogshit fiat and I don't care about the price of what I hold
>unbiased
You contradicted yourself, you clearly have a bullish bias. Yet somehow are incapable of understanding psychological cycles and how they pertain to markets... interesting.
It's like a man riding in a bus all day and then not understanding why it parks at the end of the night and he never got where he was going.
Very strange that you would invest in a market and then not even attempt to understand the absolute basics of how things work

>> No.55887494

>>55886728
copium

>> No.55887520

>>55887494
Keep sitting by and missing buddy

>> No.55887554

>>55887482
I understand a lot more than you give me credit for. I don't want you to analyze me, or what I said, I want you to rebuke what that dude said. You refuse to do so. I can only surmise that you don't have any counter arguments. I know full well how cycles work. I don't think that a good explanation for them has ever been drawing some lines on a chart. I've always had an issue with TA for that reason. It's oversimplified nonsense. What connection is there to this dude's chart and BTC suddenly having trillions of dollars pump into it?
There isn't any. It's pure hopium.

>> No.55888482

The mumoid copening is upon us. We have so much further to fall.

>> No.55888498
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55888498

>>55886728
Year of crab/pain left.

>> No.55888500

>>55888498
delet this.

>> No.55888506

>>55888498
>that Q1 2024 flash crash
Not again bros I can't take it much longer

>> No.55888508

>>55888500
Buy Hedera, I guess. Or look for shitcoins. Early 2024 is probably when millionaires are made if they can figure out what the next narrative is. Doesn't look like it's AI.

>> No.55888514

>>55888498
I will invest next March I guess

>> No.55888517

>>55888506
I don't know what kind of FUD we will need for it to actually go sub-20k. I can only think of one thing, but it would completely shake out retail. Don't want to give {{them}} any ideas since it's realistic.

>> No.55888531

>>55888508
It's going to be that damn ETF, isn't it. They are not going to let us do it unless they win too. It's either that or some surveillance shit like DIDs or even AI, but utilised so that they can make money out of it.

Think about it, they can't do the lockdowns again, so they'll move to open mass surveillance and you'll be happy!

>> No.55888564

>>55888531
I think there is an opportunity for AI on the blockchain, but it's too complicated for a shitcoin. Basically, ChatGPT and Google's AI projects are WAY too expensive for a small company - it's really a brute force approach.

But, if you did the same thing on the blockchain, you could have versioned models. The actual model files are not large at all (that was a point of confusion for me), it's creating the models that's super compute intensive, and then refining.

If you had AI on the blockchain, you could always revert to a "good" version and projects could branch off any version they want. Couple that with something like ICP that actually works (basically distributed cloud), and you have ChatGPT on the blockchain without it being cucked by prompt restrictions.

But again, AI is way overhyped, but if you see a project like this, it will probably exist.

Regarding the ETF - I think it will largely be a nothing-burger, but if {{they}} want a bull run, it will be a kind of final push with the usual "All the boomers will buy BTC through ETFs in their 401ks and Roth IRAs. I think it has to be a "bonus" though, it's not enough for a bullrun like we had with "everything is going to be an NFT" and "muh distributed finance".

Still, as mentioned, I am totally clueless about what the narrative could even possibly be, and I haven't seen anyone post a theory that even looks legit.

>> No.55888566

>>55886728
You can’t start your TA at 2021 May top, you need to start at real top which was the Nov 2021 top, that was the official end of the Bull, we still have 5-6 months of Bear which is what your TA is off by because you started at May top which wasn’t the official top

>> No.55888570

>>55888564
I know I am largely talking to myself, but another benefit to this is that you could have different companies contributing compute ("mining") to the model and getting tokens for it. "It just makes sense"^tm. I am sure smarter people than me have thought of this though. Still, it's not a project for a small team.

>> No.55888581
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Bitcoin 100k EOY

>> No.55888667

>>55887447
His last statement may subjective, but his comment about QE vs QT are entirely valid. Do you have an actual argument?

>> No.55888706

>>55888667
>>55887447
>>55887434
We will be done with QT by early 2024. We are still likely to hit a "recession" because rates will be at a high, even though Fed will stop raising them.

>> No.55888790

>>55886728
past performance is not a representation of future results

>> No.55888803
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>>55887434
M2 is still growing, high FFR is inflationary as debt is paid with debt, we're going through the 70s again, but with BTC as the new gold

>> No.55888804

>>55888564
You should look into AGIX and their spinoff NTX. It is exactly what you describe.

>> No.55888807

>>55888498
Good, more time to stack.

>> No.55888812

>>55887434
QT spells cutie

Cutie pile of cash

>> No.55888837

>>55888804
Thanks, I will take a look. If it actually does what I described and has a remotely competent team, it will probably pump on narrative alone.

>> No.55888865

the difference now is that we're about to enter a recession, or we're already in one. and also we're still in QT with no indication that QE will restart. also, back in 2019-2020 the meme man himself Elon was pumping the fuck out of btc and doge. the exact opposite has happened now. lastly, there was no talk of SEC lawsuits against binance and coinbase back in 2019. nice chart though.

>> No.55888879

>>55888837
It actually did with the chatgpt release and they are winning awards. But I don't know if they will have enough product finished in time. Anyway, the farms give good returns, time will tell for the rest.

I bagged up pretty big and will try to keep it through the current pain. I hope I made the right choice.

>> No.55888892

>>55888879
The problem is that there is nothing else to pick up. There are washed-up cheapies (ALGO, ICP, HBAR) with a strong chance to never pump again, schizo coins (LINK, XRP), memes/doggos (too many to list), the big two, and then Monero as a wildcard. So anything that actually seems like it has a story might have a shot, though I see that AGIX was around for quite a while, so that might group it with the other (already pumped coins), but obviously it didn't have the AI narrative going for it back then.

Anyway, will get into it and hopefully have something more useful to say later. See you around anon - I usually hang out in these cycle threads.

>> No.55889059

>>55886728
Yeah, I saw that analysis. Still hoping for the fucking crab next week just so I can position again, but this shit was supposed to GO DOWN IT IS SATURDAY, WHY THE MF ARE NOT SELLING! SHIT!

>> No.55890091

>>55887520
You seems missing something too, and you might not have caught wind of this, but Peaq is venturing into a seriously thrilling realm. It's set to be the driving force behind a live demo featuring none other than Tesla and Jaguar cars. And that's not all – this dazzling showcase will also unite heavy hitters like Bosch and DENSO, along with some truly significant Web3 projects. You know what that means anon?

>> No.55890110

>>55886749
true it's because of jews

>> No.55890129

>>55888888

>> No.55890133

>>55888807
Perfect time to get useful and bank on the dips, I'm not a seer but I damn wished I foresaw this dip, I could have opened shorts and left my Apt and Rune trade running with little leverage.
Though my long-term bags say Fet, Sylo has been hit but then a perfect opp. to bank on lil DCAs here and there.

>> No.55890164

>>55888892
AGIX is one top AI token that's making waves alongside RNDT but then don't underestimate the likes of Asto as it merges gaming, AI, NFTs, Metaverse all in itself.

>> No.55890170

>>55886728
>el_crypto_prof
LOL

>> No.55890172

>>55888564
DeFi will be legitimized. Instead of scamtokens and "decentralized" yield ponzis, there will be
>tokenized stocks, bonds, RWAs
>tokenized derivatives
>blockchain-based tokenized asset exchanges
>complete interoperability between public and private blockchain/DLT networks ("bankchains")
In short, the global financial system will be brought onchain. Then the bonus really is as you pointed out
>the convergence of web3 and AI technologies
Buckle up.

>> No.55890182

>>55887413
Yes, sir.

>> No.55890194

>>55886728
Enjoy eating rug. I'll be buying the bottom

>> No.55890204

>>55890133
Passing up on this epic discount would be a dumb move, anon. I've been stacking up on Krest tokens, getting ready for the Peaq airdrop and the DePIN launch on their canary network.

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55890272

>>55886749
Hi Luis

>> No.55890292

>>55888508
I'm definitely buying into low caps but no shit coin in this bearish market, maybe during the bullish run kek. There are solid low caps out there like Root, ASTO and even Sylo which I believe can have a good run with the bulls. This is how best I prepare for the next phase of this cycle though.

>> No.55890323

>>55886728
Basically buying anywhere from 15k-25k is going to seem godlike in the long run (5+ years from now). Bitcoin will be 190k dollars per. If you own 3, you will be able to buy a house.

>> No.55890326

>>55886728
>el_crypto_prof

>> No.55890353

>>55888581
What's this hopium kek, if that happens then it's a miracle really!! I'm expecting more lows at this point IMO. All I'm doing now is to stake where necessary though and also make use of DCA. I recently staked my skyjack NFTs so as to earn a share in the pool of 606,000 RIDE.

>> No.55890387

ta astrologers are sub human

>> No.55890432

>>55887413
why would it pump before halving? give me a good reason and not your stupid r.ed.d.i.t. cult behaviour. september was always the worst month for stocks and crypto. oktober is bad, too. november has black friday which was always a red day. christmas was 50/50 green or big crash.

>> No.55890433

>>55886728
that looks nothing alike you blind retard

>> No.55890545

>>55890432
Why would it pump after the halving when the supply is already almost completely in circulation?

>> No.55890547

>>55886728
>entering a recession and thinks people are going to suddenly buy crypto after they lose their jobs

>> No.55890827

half this thread and people still dont comprehend that the government has been stealth printing ever since late 2022

>> No.55890849

>>55886728
But we had that retest on the dotted line in April, your own chart says it's over lol

>> No.55890893

>>55886728
Thats an interesting observation but the first retest happened way earlier and was off to the races this bear market already has two retests also the is probably more akin the the end of the mini bullrun where it just goes down then crabs before going back up, there will be no black swan this time unless theres a recession officially announced

>> No.55890909

>>55890827
stealth technology is not real