Will BTC ever crash to sub-one-kilobuck again? Or has it perma-mooned?

things only ever go up forever, just buy now so that you won't miss out on the constant, never-ending upward movement

>>2996980

Makes sense. I mean I know it crashed pretty hard a couple of times in the past, but logically those were just one-off events. I can't see that happening again.

>>2997023
I was being sarcastic btw, I can't tell if you took what I said seriously. Just buy some now if you must, so you have skin in the market, but don't go all in yet. It's best to be safe.

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>>2997078
you weren't entirely wrong

>>2996980
You really think so though? What about some massive crypto crash because the government decides they'd like to regulate it and a large majority panic sells. That would certainly torch the market

>>2997155
Then the rest of the world buys up cheap

>>2997078

I, too, was being sarcastic. I mean gosh.

>>2997160

This. It's shown enough resilience and actual use to demonstrate that crypto is actually going to be useful. I missed out on the great mining craze in the early days, because I took the view that bitcoin was gimmicky bullshit. I was wrong. I've decided now to get into crypto in some form, but bitcoin looks like it's on the high side right at this instant.

>>2997078
>>2997155
you guys are scaring me, nothing uninterruptedly goes up forever