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[Anonymous No.57977022]

Would a sane, profit-oriented person seriously buy this graph?

[Anonymous No.57977044]

>>57977022
who cares i bought here

[Anonymous No.57977050]

>>57977022
"scared money don't make no money"

[Anonymous No.57977057]

>>57977022
The jewds fear the truth

[Anonymous No.57977103]

>>57977057
Problem?

[Anonymous No.57977106]

>Would a sane, profit-oriented person seriously buy this graph?
Retarded zoomer detected. They buy the asset, not the graph. The graph is free.

[Anonymous No.57977128]

Me

[Anonymous No.57977142]

Sanity is boring and gay

[Anonymous No.57977143]

Yes. Zoom in to the last halving, or 2017.

[Anonymous No.57977233]

>presented without commentary

[Anonymous No.57977246]

>>57977022
Well yeah i mean it's going to 100k in a month

[Anonymous No.57977281]

>>57977044
This
Also altcoins exist.
Also, the halving is still coming up, ETFs are currently selling but could resume mass buying on the next 15-20% dip, and people are still crying because they're missing out.
I know a co-worker who watched it go from 20k to 72k and he's so disappointed in himself rn. I told him not to be salty, but I imagine it hurts very much. Markets move in the direction of most pain. Could totally see there being a dip soon, of huge proportions, but it would last way shorter than most people would expect.

[Anonymous No.57977393]

Is that graph not telling you this is the new all time low from now on?
BTC is the internet of money.
Every day the network is functioning and every dollar the market cap increases is more proof it passed the test.

[Anonymous No.57977409]

>>57977022
put it on a log scale, and then say to yourself, "yes, a sane person would"

[Anonymous No.57977427]

>>57977281
i'm a luddite, but do 401k's and all the other retirement investments use ETF's and index funds to increase their retirement funds? just wondering basically if boomer pension and mailmens rothira's are gonna have their retirement funds dependent on BTC performance

[Anonymous No.57977471]

>>57977233
try again

[Anonymous No.57977505]

>>57977022
>literally happened to me with link after listening to biz
>then, it happened again with xrp, after listening to biz
>after that, it happened again with lunc, after listening to biz
>wonders what is wrong
yeah well that is why I fucked this board and started focusing on brc20 and my own calls.
$ssnc will carry, im trusting
>it will happen again

[Anonymous No.57977528]

>>57977505
>listening to biz
>doesn't know you're supposed to the exact opposite of what /biz/ says
ngmi bro

[Anonymous No.57977562]

>sell
I will NOT sell until 1 sat == 1 dollar and the federal reserve is an abandoned building.

[Anonymous No.57977573]

>>57977528
>he listened to the /biz/ posters that told him to do the opposite of what /biz/ says
Thanks for playing

[Anonymous No.57977585]

>>57977427
Yes, 401(k)s can use ETFS, as well as mutual funds, among other things. Depends on your employer's setup and stuff.
I work for UPS and am hoping to shift my 401(k) into cryptostuff. Although it may already be a little late. Maybe if I stick around with them for longer. But yeah, considering it's my 401(k) and tax-efficient, I suppose I don't really care if markets are exploding, since I'm far off from being 60 y/o.

[Anonymous No.57977650]

>>57977573
>>he listened to the /biz/ posters that told him to do the opposite of what /biz/ says
You forgot the
>and made money
part

[Anonymous No.57977663]

>>57977103
Meanwhile pic related is a more realistic version

[Anonymous No.57977671]

[Anonymous No.57977673]

>>57977650
touché

[Anonymous No.57977677]

>>57977022
im not buying btc, im selling usd

[Anonymous No.57977705]

>>57977650
Nope. Left it out because if anons listened to me they wouldn't make money

[Anonymous No.57978100]

>Would a sane, profit-oriented person seriously buy this graph?