Too many coins shooting up, looks like a bubble. Watch out niggers

This is definitely a bubble and it's about to pop

two steps forward, one step back

>>1854535
>Too many coins shooting up, looks like a bubble.
what does that even mean?
>Watch out niggers
Why? Bitcoin rised a lot too and many people earned on that you know

>>1854624
I'm not saying that they wont go up, but plebs are euphoric now till they aren't anymore

>>1854643
As a pleb I'd like to discuss some issues on the topic. What exactly is the problem with a cryptocoin bubble? If I can make money this way I would love to do so.

>>1854717
The problem is you could be left with a bag of useless coins if/when the bubble pops.

That said, I'm in crypto myself.

>>1854729
The problem is I never seem to load up enough on crypto, fucking kicking myself over not going harder on eth at this minute.

Should I convert my BTC to USD now before the bubble pops?

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be greedy when others are fearful
be fearful when others are greedy

this applies mostly to total sentiment, not small fry data. If everyone is screaming buy this is probably not the best time to buy and vise versa.

All these eth and bitcoin threads are sign of euphoria like others have said and are signs of really high levels of greed, which are matched by an overpriced market.

>>1854588
its institutions that are really driving the price up. Dropping 1 million on some eth to use during dev is nothing for Microsoft.

>>1855070

Remember when bitcoin was $30 and people refused to buy?

>>1855032

Nah, it will be fine for a few months yet I think. Hold on.

>>1855089
I still think it applies. Just because some people read the sentiment wrong doesn't mean it isn't good advice.