A couple of weeks ago I posted a picture of BTC's graph

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>>1738520

I don't want to pop your bubble (who am I kidding, of course I do), but people much brighter than you are doing things much more advanced than you and you should really consider moving your efforts to something more in your lane.

It will save you a lot of time (which inevitably becomes money). My best advice, spend your time developing an original idea and use that to make your dreams come true!

>huhh durr muhh anallyssistcics xD

Fuck off - if these magically analyses were true, everyone would be doing it, and nobody would ever lose money

Also - it is true you can make money from Buttshits, but you have to be smart in such a ridiculously volatile market

>>1738535
>Autism: The post

>>1738520
A technicalanalysisfag AND a coiner

K Y S
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>>1738564
looks like somebody forgot to buy the dip

>>1738554
>smart
anyone that isn't a retard can make money, just buy every dip. bitcoin always recovers.

>>1738658
Hahaha, you bought more Bitcoin?
Keep coping, loser.

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>>1739080
cope

>>1739205
Cope a little more.

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>>1739208
cope

Next stop 2000. See you there soon.

>>1739254
Wow, you can really cope

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I'm new to cryptocurrencies, can someone explain me why it is not a good moment to buy even more BTC now (when, as I understood, all these Chinese inspections, that were supposed to be of charge of the last drop, stopped)?
I'm a simple man and I see that it is steadily growing once again.

>>1738520
This is the "return to normal" phase in the bubble boy.

I have coins

>>1739305
>I see that it is steadily growing once again.

Why would you value someone else's opinion, over your own?... You have to think for yourself in this life to succeed..

>>1739317
Bubbles don't tend to take a year and a half.
Especially when there's the kind of volatility bitcoin has.