some advice from a biz addict: every week i keep thinking it's

Why wouldn't the normie invasion signal massive gains

>>2278093
i thought that meant
Hold
Onto your
Dicks,
Lads

>>2278107
it will
but i keep thinking all the normies have entered that are smart enough to ever get in
but volume continues to steadily rise day by day

>>2278107
It will, but it will also bring in a ton of weak hands that will panic sell the second it starts to dip which will cause it to crash. However I think it will be at least a year before an actual big crash happens. The barrier of entry is high right now.

>>2278129
I get scared too, having entered just recently, but I think the massive volatility (the stuff that makes these gainz so broken) will stick around for quite a while. Also, just having like 10-20 btc by the end of this year, a modest summon, guarantees millions imo

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>>2278093
The market cap of all stock is 90 trillion. Crypto's marketcap is 90 billion. 1 square is 100 billion. I'd say we have some room to grow.

>>2278093

Normies are still investing in BTC lmao; They niether know about nor planning to invest in alts any time soon. They don't understand what blocchain means yet; they probably consider it to be a some kind of paypal tier start up. Just buy in, their are thousands of oppurtunities if you are willing to take a small risk; start by dipping your feet in a 0.1 BTC in case you are too risk averse.

>>2278093

news flash I am a normie and i entered