Bitcoin about to break $5,000

>>3303315
5000$ is inevitable. There may be no reason for this other than people actually want to see how high can it go.

desu I didn't expect it to happen so soon.

>>3303315
I mean if bitcoin goes up so does everything else, so there shouldn't be any pink wojacks from anyone other than the nocoiners.

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fug yes

$5000 is a tipping point

BTC will either crash massively at $5000 as everybody cashes out
>OR
Straight to $6000
$7000
etc

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Its gone break through 5K like butter

That's when the real FUD and FOMO starts

>>3303431
I doubt it. $4000 wasn't a tipping point, why should $5000 be?

>>3303315
i feel like the higher it reaches the harder its going to fall

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$5000 wall then it crashes to $3200 screencap this if you dont believe me. I'm shorting 200x

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>>3303315
MAKE IT STOP! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH

I NEED THE PRICE TO SLOW DOWN SO I CAN BUY SOME!!!!!!!!!!!! AAAAAAAHAHAHAHAAAAAAA

>>3303451
Pussy, already shorted 30x since 4850 USD

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>>3303431
Banker 1: "Gold Man said it won't get to 5,000, yeah my boss won't let me buy it"
Banker 2: "I I mean crypto coins? Literal monopoly money"
>Breaks 5K
Banker 1: "I JUST GOT A CALL FROM BOSS, BUY BUY BUY"
Banker 2: "I GOT A MARGIN CALL AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH"

>>3303431
Most likely this.
People have probably had $5000 sell orders on exchanges for months now.

>>3303451
>that pic

wrong board buddy.

This is a Business Board.

as always, i wish i bought more.

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>>3303436

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>>3303442
$3000 was a tipping point

You probably missed that though, you filthy newcoiner

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>fell for the POSW meme
>lost about 1 BTC on it
>stopped following crypto in May or June
>rich uncle who only lends BTC on exchanges and doesn't touch alts is up $100k
>I've broken even

>>3303451
>screencap this
hey asshole you stole my prediction >>3303089

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>>3303713
BTC price will do whatever this guy says. Screencap this but credit me instead.

>>3303315
Bcc is also on the rise yet no one is talking about that.

The truth is btc is useless now and it's being pumped by whales. It's nothing but an obsolete coin with high tx fees that doesn't scale and it's just coasting on its brand name.

>>3303089
>>3303713

But thats my post, you're implying you posted it when I posted both posts

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>>3303315
GOLDMAN SACHS PROMISED ME A DIP! I'LL NEVER BE ABLE TO BUY IN NOW!

>>3303854
Yeah sure faggot. Sell all your btc so we buy cheaper.

>>3303878
>Trusting jews.

People will cash out, but other morons will buy in and carry it to $10,000. They'll then cash out and more morons will buy in and carry it to $100,000.

So long as stupid people exist, it'll continue to rise. or until the government shuts it down.

FOMO, could go higher. I think it will dip hard but who knows maybe later when the hype dies down. Not complaining.

I'm in crypto with 600€.

This sunday I will invest 30k € into bitcoin, no matter where it's at.

If you're holding then hold. Probably a fuckton of people are thinking like me right now

Where can I track the volume of BTC?
asking for a boyfriend

>>3304023
Maybe they are

Maybe a ton will cash out

>>3303972
Really, I don't even understand what gives Bitcoin value. The basis of the value eludes me. FIAT is backed by countries with armies and is based on the economic growth of nations. Cryptocurrency is just this fucking nebulous thing drawing value from nothingness. It's superpositioning itself as being worth something despite being worthless. It's like an existential argument against libertarian ideals by showcasing how an unrestrained system does nothing but masturbate itself until it dies.

>>3304055
Just think about it rationally. Till now only nerds and friends of nerds are in crypto. At least half the population hasn't even heard of it with huge cash reserves (women and girls).

This shit will go to $1m and I don't want to miss it. Bitcoin has won.

>>3303497
good I hope it crashes and burns. Ill buy more than I can afford if it bottoms out.

>>3304073
>Just think about it rationally. Till now only nerds and friends of nerds are in crypto.
So the majority of the market cap is held by whales by that logic. Even scarier

>>3304067
its because you are a faggot.

/b

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>>3304113
Yes, that's a coherent explanation for why something totally intangible has value.

>>3303392

and the anticoiners who are short

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>>3303431
>it will either go up or down

>>3304145
There are so many things that don't make sense and everybody takes it for granted. Bitcoin keeps increasing in price because people buy it because it keeps increasing in prize. It's a huge bubble that won't pop (in the near future).

Similar to pensions and social security. Mathematically those don't work and should crash but they never do.

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>>3304145
Okay, I just looked it up.

Cryptocurrency only has value because of the religious belief in their value. They're entirely based on faith. They're based on the idea that believing in them gives them power, and so the entire basis of their worth is that other people are willing to pay for them.

They're only valuable because other people are willing to pay for them, despite not being a commodity of any inherent value. Despite being nothingness.

Crypto is a cult.

>>3304198
>They're based on the idea that believing in them gives them power

So just like gold or fiat

>>3304198
Christianity is a cult and has survived for thousands of years. I was a sceptic like you but when I realized that bitcoin hasn't even reached the female market I became a believer.

>>3304067
btc is backed by the need programmers and geeks who use it to buy their neet things! neets hyping it to their friends and family is what creates a bubble that they can eventually profit but it'll be at the expense of morons who will buy at $4000+ per btc since most winners got BTC under $1000

>>3304209
It's like gold except you don't have gold, and like FIAT except you lack any broad economy behind it or a military in front of it.

Basically, if the sun flares up 20 seconds from now, there's no evidence cryptocurrency happened. It's all gone. Immediately. Without even grains of sand to prove it ever happened.

>>3304198
so like any other currency?

It's the psychological barrier that will get struck down. Nothing more. After that it might go on for a tiny bit, crash hard, at least 3 suicides will be posted here and we're back at square one.

Next year is going to be bigger. Buy Etheteum.

Don't even think about correcting me lol. TLDR: do not kill yourself when the inevitable crash happens, just hold if you didn't sell and your profit will be even bigger.

>>3304164
inorite?

I should post crypto advice on twitter

>>3303315
If it is supposed to meme its way up to 100k or whatever retarded number people throw around in 4 years it needs to get a move on.

>>3303863
saved

>>3304237
Well, other currencies tend to be supported by a lot of guns.

So I guess that's what Bitcoiners need to do. Start stockpiling weapons. Preferably unlicensed automatics. And keep them safe in bit compounds where you gather together and have speeches about the downfall of FIAT in favor of cryptocurrency.

Make sure the buildings are mainly wood.

>>3304337
I unironically have a .308 battle rifle, ar15, sks, .22 rifle, 9mm pistol, and an autism revolver.

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>>3304366
Tell me more.

>>3304394
I wont tell you the homemade sub guns I have.

>>3304394
>implying the ATF lurks boards other than /k/

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>>3304366
My mind is the only weapon I need

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>>3303315
I just sold 1 btc for $4850, feels good.

>>3304454
but why

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>>3303874
hope you're still here

>>3304067
Technically everything is 'fiat' meaning people collectively believe something has value and hence it has value. Bitcoin and gold are deflationary 'currencies' meaning they appreciate in value since they become scarce. What people call fiat currencies like cash is inflationary since it can be created out of thin air as debt or printed so each individual unit of say a dollar becomes less and less valuable over the years.

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>>3303431

Worst case scenario

>>3304544
Also before currencies humans used to barter with objects like a goat and people believed it was valuable since it produced milk which could be then sold, which was more of an asset like NEO which is PoS.

>>3304067
>I don't even understand what gives Bitcoin value
You also don't understand what the word "superposition" means, so I'm not surprised that you're retarded

>>3304562
>tfw bought at 1900

>>3304562
i unironically believe this will be the last HUGE dip to shake weak hands and then the final mooning will begin with massive normie influx.
It may go down hard. Sub 2000 can be possible. After that sky is the limit but nobody would be able to get in unless already all in on crypto

>>3304984
>Sub 2000 can be possible
Never going to happen

>>3304562
>>3304984
I won't even dip anymore before hitting 10k. Just feel the market bro

btc to 2500in a week screencap this,this like gold it cant go up forever

>>3305019
if not now there will be a massive final dip before we go mainstream. Whales need to accumulate

>>3304518
autism

>>3304507
I've still got 26 btc, I like to buy some fun stuff from time to time - I think this month I bought a Switch and 3D printer.

>>3303451
You on the right.

>>3304023
>This sunday I will invest 30k € into bitcoin
You should scale in, anon. Buy put in 5k a week or something. Going all in is tempting, but you have a higher risk expose that way.

Or just #YOLO.

>>3304067
>argument against libertarians
>takes power away from governments

You have to be 18 to post here.

>>3304235
>not having a faraday cage
Never gonna make it.

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>>3304164
Kek

I also think BTC will just barely get over 5k, less than 50 dollars and then it will plummet like a fucking lead weight on saturn. 5k is the big psychological test. Look at the fearful bear volume increasing as we get higher up. Hard to say where it'll crash to but IMO i think 3400. That "feels" right.

>>3304198
>haha you fools! Your currency operates on faith!

Again, must be 18 to post.

>>3304562
worst case scenario is under 1000, drops to zero in the longer term

>>3304235
>Basically, if the sun flares up 20 seconds from now, there's no evidence cryptocurrency happened
Or like the USD in your bank account.

>>3305348
>Or like the USD in your bank account.
Hah. Implying I have money in my bank account.

>>3305328
>"FIAT IS JUST AS MUCH OF A SCAM!"
t. scammer

>>3305402
Faith is a fundamental component of currency, pleb.

>>3305402
Are you pretending to be ignorant about crypto or do you seriously not know how many industries are behind it and countries that recognize it as currency. You don't seem to grasp the concept and irrationally bash it

>>3305422
Yes. Faith in a strong central government and an economy that allows the currency to hold value.

>>3305473
Industries such as ??? and countries such as Zimbabwe!

Ooobunga buwando!

>>3305496
Either communist or pretending to be retarded at this point. I can't tell.

>>3305530
WORLD CURRENCIES AREN'T BASED ON PIXIE DUST YOU FUCKING CRYPTONIGGER,.

I'm more scared it isn't going to correct

>>3304067
>FIAT is backed by countries with armies and is based on the economic growth of nations

this is just as vague and nebulous as anything crypto shits out. What does "based on the economic growth of nations" actually mean?

>>3305546
>WORLD CURRENCIES AREN'T BASED ON PIXIE DUST
thatswhereyourewrongkiddo.jpg

>>3305571
>What does "based on the economic growth of nations" actually mean?

Yes. What are "GDP" and "GNP"? JUST LETTERS, I SAY. NONSENSE LETTERS. SIX LETTERS AREN'T SOMETHING YOU BASE A CURRENCY ON! HOW CAN YOU HAVE FAITH IN /SIX LETTERS/. CRYPTOCURRENCY IS BASED IN /MATH/. MATH IS FOR SMART PEOPLE LIKE MYSELF. SO I LIKE MATH. AND SO CRYPTOCURRENCY IS A BIGLIER BETTERER CURRENCY SYSTEM.

>>3303315
45k 2018 eoy. CAP THIS.

>>3304454
i just sold 1 BTC for 2 pizza. Feels good

>>3305622
wew

You nocoiners are getting increasingly upset at every major milestone. How low did you first hear of bitcoin and how much do you hate yourself?

>>3305665
You've violated the social contract, and so your lives are forfeit.

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>>3305638
Have some fun with your gains, faggot.

>>3305203
nice, I've only got a fraction of a BTC so I keep hodling for now

>>3304067
Obviously people with money disagree with you. At what price will you finnaly admit you were wrong?

>>3305784
Never. Subjectivity doesn't change the objective nature of things. Arguing that cryptocurrency has value is like arguing that all cultures are of equal worth and value. Doesn't matter how large and angry and loud the group saying it is. They're wrong.

>>3305810
Really, I see a quick solution to this dancing plague is just to start cutting legs off, but that's because I get irrationally violent when dealing with irrational things.

>>3305810
>>3305827
C O P E
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P
E

>>3305840
Okay, then. Remember you said that. Because now you're turning a frustration with something being illogical into an active desire to chain you and drag you around as I destroy everything you value in front of you.

>>3305868

Nocoiner status:

[*] BTFO
[*] BTFO

>>3305868
>destroy everything you value in front of you

pls dont dump btc

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>>3305868
I fucked your mom.

>>3305876
Not everyone is envious of your illicit gains, you shitweasel. You're nothing but a sad, pathetic shell driven around by greed. You exploit others without conscience and you think this makes you superior. You think you're better.

Meanwhile, I hold to a moral imperative. I see you as possessed by avarice and worthy of pity at the least and being actively punished at the worst. I see you as being my lesser. I see you as being inferior. And there's no amount you could accrue and no task you could succeed in that would change that. You are inferior to me by nature.

>>3305944
>this is the face of autism
I'm sorry buddy, I genuinely feel for you

>>3303315
>Thoughts, speculation, wojaks?
It will rise slower and crash faster than its competitors

>>3305944
Oh, you're the same guy as yesterday. I won't say what gave it away, but know that your persistence has been noted.

>>3305944
>no task you could succeed in that would change that

What if I paid your mom to be my sexual plaything? Then she'd insist on you being polite towards me. She would have to be exclusive, but I wouldn't - I would include this stipulation in the smart contract.

>>3305968
Oh, and I feel sorry for you. Because tonight it all burns. Literally and figuratively.

>>3306000
I would kill her and then you. And with you I'd draw it out.

>>3303442
That's your analysis? It'll either go up or it'll go down?

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>>3305944
>you think you're superior
>I see you as being my lesser

That is some complex you got there.

>>3306064

It might go sideways, that's also possible.

I sold most of my BTC to buy back in, how long do you think I should wait for the crash? 1 month or so?

[spoiler]Send me a postcard from the moon[/spoiler]

>>3306073
Comes from him still living with his mother and being consistently wrong about everything while those he views as "lessers"succeed. He rationalizes it all away as he's just a failure because its the rest of the world that's wrong. Textbook loser mentality lacking personal accountability.

>>3305496
>countries such as Zimbabwe
It still is a country, and using your logic should be more valuable because it is defended by a government. But I was actually referring to Japan
>Industries such as
Finance: a few months ago the Fed Reserve chair in Boston had a presentation about btc and blockchain technology. DARPA has already awarded research grants for blockchain technology. There are already multi billion dollar mining operations for btc
>I just looked it up
Thanks for sharing, I couldn't tell by your post history

>>3306216
Say goodbye to the exchanges. :)

>>3306242
Decentralized exchanges will take over and I've already cashed out more than double my initial investment.

>>3306242
I want you to know why. I want you trapped on the ship as I bring the guns to focus on it. No escape. No relief. No ability to find any reprieve or profit as you watch everything bombarded into oblivion.

I want to hurt you. And I want to keep hurting you until there's nothing left.

So it begins.

>>3306282
You lack the intelligence to find me. You lack the will to come after me. You lack the strength to kill me. You're a pathetic worm who does nothing but leech off of his mother.

>>3306282
>>3306301
wtf am i reading

>>3306307
I know right kek
Two 14 year olds fighting on the internet

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>>3306282
>>3306242
>>3306021
>>3305868
>>3305944
>>3305685

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I bought 55 BTC today, how fucked am I?

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>>3306485
HODL

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>>3303392
PLEASE STOP RUBBING IT ON OUR FACES

>>3303392
There is a major, major memory shortage currently taking place. So everything other than bitcoin is going to have a really hard time finding room to grow. Hardware prices are expected to rise 37%.

>>3306485
>buying high and hoping for higher
I assume since you have that much money to drop, you won't be too devastated when it loses 90% of its value during the week that everyone riding bitcoin for a quick buck decides to sell.

>>3306587
Not to mention the tragic fatal traffic accidents and freak heart attacks.

>>3306485
The fact that you're even asking means you know the answer. You should probably avoid watching the price for at least a year.

>>3306587
Source?

>>3306485
hodl

>>3306485
rich in 1 year

>>3306662
http://wccftech.com/nvidia-graphics-cards-see-price-increases-starting-month-due-memory-shortage/

If it's happened to NVidia, it's doubly happening to AMD. And it likely stretches across everything since everyone has already been fighting over supply of the same memory.

There was already a memory shortage taking place, and now it's reaching a critical level apparently.

LTC's up 52% against BTC today, feels good

>>3303451
I agree with the short ive been planning on shorting at 5k

but that pic is obviously biased that dude has a deformed face, so I take your input with a grain of salt.

>>3306980
Negroes exhibit mandible prognathism moreso than other races. That's just the evolutionary path their sub-species chose.

>>3304178

trillions of dollars in unfunded liabilities:

* Combining the figures above with the national debt and subtracting the value of federal assets, the federal government had about $84.3 trillion ($84,306,000,000,000) in debts, liabilities, and unfunded obligations at the close of its 2016 fiscal year.[23]

$60,956 for each person living in the U.S.[2]
$157,727 for each household in the U.S.[3]
103% of the U.S. gross domestic product.[4]
550% of annual federal revenues.[5]

http://www.justfacts.com/nationaldebt.asp#quantifying

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>>3307723

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>>3306307
School shooters taking a break from the MLP community?

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>>3307777
More or less. But I am going to see Bitcoin burn and the people behind it die. Long term goal.

Nice get, by the way.

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MY ALTSSSSSSSSSS

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TONIGHT IS THE NIGHT

>>3307977
source.
immediately.

>>3307977

gonna need sauce on that buddy

>>3303315

>Thoughts, speculation, wojaks?

It'll most likely continue to moon for quite some time until the cash flow in dries up and the market becomes unsustainable and crashes yet again.

This time I bet it goes up to $10k before the crash, the hype is so big and even normies are pouring in more money.

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>>3307995
>>3307999

i dont know where its from

>>3308041
die then.

>>3307898
Why are you so invested in hating crypto? Is it just FOMO or are you on a personal crusade? If the second one –how is that working out for you?

>>3308097
Personal crusade. Very well. The enemy to rise up and destroy has inspired me in my darkest hour and given me a purpose.

I have always hated libertarianism for being greed-driven self-centered horse-shit predicated upon personal gain at the expense of society and order. Bitcoin just represents everything I hate in such a glorious fashion. It's greed. It's avarice. It's people exploiting one another for pennies that only have value because they tell themselves they have value. It's vicious back-biting bullshit created by one of the biggest douchebags on the planet to serve as a stand-in for gold because his poor, horrible, tactless ass was never shrewd enough to weasel into the gold game properly.

Don't know what FOMO means.

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Hey where's that guy who said the price was "priced in" and the halving would have no effect on the price and Bitcoin was never going above $1k again?

Heh, you probably feel retarded and own some scammy altcoins you were shilled.

Even if the price crashes hard and takes a year or two to recover I won't have to wagecuck ever again.

And best part is, I'm so used to living frugally (being a conservative healthy white male it comes naturally) that my bitcoins will last me decades.

Keep being mad you didn't buy and by all means keep buying these scamcoins shilled here

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damn

I guess tonight is not the night

>>3308166
>Don't know what FOMO means

It said while literally displaying it over 24 posts

Reading up more, how the fuck is Bitcoin even profitable? It seems at this point that it's a rental scam. You need to buy special hardware just to get involved in this shit unless you fuck around with outsider coins. It's literally just a gold supply in the hands of one person who sort of lets other people play around with it while remaining at the center in absolute control.

There's no way to go out and find more bitcoin to upset dictatorship. It's entirely economic control being given to whoever runs the show. Under the guise of "muh freedom" where freedom doesn't exist.

Won't hit $5000 until Sunday night, followed by a crash back down to $3000 so business new channels can say, "WE TOLD YOU SO!"

>>3308475
>Under the guise of "muh freedom" where freedom doesn't exist.

Now you're understanding what the 21st century is shaping up to be.

>>3308475
Like, the value seems based on slave chains. People who are invested will say good things about Bitcoin no matter what. Because Bitcoin has to be Bitcoin. Bitcoin has to be gold. Bitcoin has to be the standard for finance as far as cryptocoin because if Bitcoin loses its status or gets criticized, they directly lose their investment.

So even if a better cryptocurrency or system came around, they'd shit-talk it relentlessly just to fucking murder it and play up how great and worthwhile Bitcoin is. Even if Bitcoin was a fucking shadow in comparison as far as tech and standards.

Am I the only one seeing this? Am I taking crazy pills here?

>>3308531

Replace "Bitcoin" with "petrodollar" in your post and you'll see why your observation, while true, doesn't matter.