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Thanks, OP. Any guess as to what the bottom will be?

>>2556182
Don't listen to this stupid faggot.
BTC wasn't in the same market as it was in 2013. That is like saying Facebook is going to die because MySpace died. Myspace existed in the internet frontier but died because Facebook secured its spot. Websites like Facebook, Google, Youtube, etc are not going to die off for a long time.

You're not wrong OP, btc was looking good the past 2 days but the support just isn't there yet at those higher prices. I'm not sure it'll have as big a drop as you've drawn (probably joking).

And you're right about alts likely dropping a bit too.

>>2556110
>doesn't even get dubs

I should trip your address so you can't put it in the name anymore

>>2556110
Buy them you kike

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mmmm wojacks!

sheeeeit

3k this time?

>>2556089
Find someone else to hold your bags

>>2556107
no 3k is at least a week from now. target is a 2k bottom.

the purpose is to preempt the bull upswing causing money to flow into it first. the only green on the board will cause a feeding frenzy.

>>2556086
Hey, idk in depth economics but I came from a shit socialist/communist country to the US. All I know is the leaders promised my parents generation they would distribute the wealth and instead they just kept all that shit to themselves, beat my parents, and made them wait in bread lines for mold bread and sometimes cheese. Unless you have a perfect and honest government, wealth distribution is a big pile of bullshit.

Hail Capitalism.

>>2556086
Not necessarily, because contrary to popular myths, the rich don't sit on their moneybags, the invest it or put it in banks who loan it out in multiples. If anything, an extremely evenly distributed society results in over-valued currency, with loans and credit now far tighter since Joe Sixpack only has enough money to buy the necessities from Regular Bob, and neither accumulates much capital.

>>2556086
Monetary Policy doesn't go hand in hand with income distribution. You can see that by looking at how different European currencies behaved prior to the single currency. I doubt China is a good example of communism but their currency was highly regulated and even pegged against the dollar.

>>2556161
I prefer 95% capitalism and 5% socialism. There are some things that just aren't worth making a profit on.

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>>2556047
I hope I'm not too late to the party. Please give me some so I can move out of my apartment because the mold is so fucking bad now. Pic related
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>>2556312
Nigga are you a murderer?

>>2556357
Worse. I'm a DGB holder.

dont buy ldoge or doge
liquidate some litecoin and put it into Golem and ripple

Long term:
50% LTC or ARK
Medium term:
30% SIA or whichever you did not invest in above
Short term:
15% bitshares

if you daytrade, put the last 5% into that. If not, put it into your medium-term coin.

any thoughts on waves as well?

in like a year dude

>>2556006

Relax, nigger.

We'll get there. It took $strat a year to hit 400ksat, will take golem the same amount of time.

Have you looked at the GitHub at all? Updates regularly there.

>>2556006
It's a long-term coin. If you're expecting a quick couple bucks, invest in Bitbean.

>>2555922
I'll dump first

We got it for free and it's a fun idea, no harm no fowl

>>2555922
nah

Protip: search for telegram groups instead of shitty discord ones... ;)

>>2555910

ok, so what are some telegram groups?

>>2555910

nevermind, i found some good ones 2k+ members

you are right, much better than shitty discord....

>>2555873
One of the wait staff had been paying attention, luckily... he manages to get the keys to the front and back doors of the building. Quietly, he sweeps up the floors, mops, cleans up the place. He gets the lights back on, food in the fridge, and beer in the cooler. He hangs a small "Open" sign on the door and runs the place by himself. Unfortunately, he can't be at the restaurant 24/7 like the few folks who have seen the sign demand. He has another full time job that takes precedence because it pays the bills. Here, he's working for free. Occasionally, a patron will actually pay for something or leave a tip, but it's pretty much open to the public to grab something from the kitchen, or a beer from the fridge. And what a strange restaurant. The customers can buy food and beer and sell it to other customers.

A few more people see potential in the restaurant. They ask if they can be part of the crew. Some have never worked in a restaurant before, while other have managed three. They get to work, repainting the walls, cleaning out unnecessary clutter from the kitchen, and leaving flyers around a couple of public parks. All on their own dime. All the while, people are coming in and out, taking food, drinking beer, taking about the place to their friends, co-workers and relatives.

Then one day, the waiter who started the cleanup finds a new way to make the kitchen so efficient that his idea is potentially going to revolutionize every restaurant in the world. He talks about it to his co-workers and a few patrons hear about it. They start asking little questions about how the kitchen will now function. The questions and answers are documented and hung on the front door, the side door, the back door, and a couple of windows.

>>2555875
Progress is made. A commercial is release showing that the kitchen has a new operating procedure. It's slick but needs to have the kinks worked out of it. A couple of customers who've bought a lot of food and are holding onto it start to ask more questions about the new kitchen. A few of the customers who have hung out at the restaurant for a few years watching and listening answer questions so the people who are actually trying to make the kitchen better can keep focusing on the kitchen. All these new questions are also documented and displayed appropriately.

Then one day, word gets out that the new kitchen is almost complete. Lots of folks are buying food and hoarding it in hopes they can make a quick buck. They start asking the same two questions over and over again, even though they had to walk past the answers to get into the restaurant. They demand that they have answers with more detail, like when exactly is the kitchen going to be finished? They assume that, because they bought some food to sell to other customers, they own the restaurant. And yet, the people running the restaurant work there for free. They actually lose money by trying to update the restaurant. They're only there part time. They're being told how to run the restaurant by a few new people who bought a lot of food without checking out the restaurant's reviews on yelp.

But here's the thing. That restaurant is a community driven place. The keys are attached to the front door. Anyone can come in and buy some food, but only a few have the skills or desire to help keep the kitchen running. And they all do it for free. A few might buy and sell food too. But their goal is to make a better kitchen. They've even managed to create a nice seating area for you to watch what happens in the kitchen while you stuff your face, demand more food and a holler for a better kitchen.

TL;DR

I'm dead serious. Please summarize this shit.

>>2555853
Pay attention right now. It is testing support as we speak.

So far the candle isn't giving a strong enough indication to sell. If the next opens and closes below 2200... sell.

You'll probably want to buy back in around 2ksat though

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>>2555886
It's already below 2200 sats getting close pulling the trigger. What should I buy next? ANTS?

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>>2555853
You got dumped senpai. You shouldn't blindly follow people on biz and do some research. It's usually not a good idea to invest in a dead coin which has been abandoned for years.

Here's my shill advice: Sell everything and buy Ark.

you can do like 50k a week

It's getting harder

The jews are mobilizing

Wanna cashout without taxes ? come to Algeria , i'll do cashout for you & have super gains without paying any taxe :D

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>>2555805
but of course

>>2555805
pretty much

We're already here bro. My whole frat talks about crypto constantly while we get drunk and finger bang Stacey.

source: am a Chad

pretty much. except the sec hasnt regulated it. so were free to trade our shitcoins without any fees or tax outside of the small exchange fee

I like to describe it as forex with the volatility of penny stocks.

>>2555848
wtf im ancap now!

>>2555778
Like you get .0000001 BTC every hour you don't check?

>>2555778
Why the fuck would I want that?
It's not like checking the newest "Share if you live Jesus" pictures on Facebook. I make money off this.

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No, that it simply says some stuff to remind you that you're doing long term hodling.