bitcoin has been stuck between $100k and $126k for about 180 days now. when did you realize *this* is the bear market?
>>61244765ATL 2015 to ATH 2017 = 1064dATH 2017 to ATL 2018 = 364dATL 2018 to ATH 2021 = 1064dATH 2021 to ATL 2022 = 364dATL 2022 to ATH 2025 = 1064d (October 6, 2025)>futureATH 2025 to ATL 2026 = 364d (October 5, 2026)ATL 2026 to ATL 2029 = 1064d (September 3, 2029)The pattern will continue.
>>61244778bitcoin will never be below $100k ever again. this is certain.
>>61244778incorrect. notice how you wont give precise dates for before 2025? heres the actual dates:• 2015 lowJanuary 14: ~$171• 2017 ATHDecember 17: ~$19,800Δ Delta: 1,068 days between Jan 14, 2015 and Dec 17, 2017• 2018 lowDecember 15: ~$3,236Δ Delta: 363 days between Dec 17, 2017 and Dec 15, 2018• 2021 ATHNovember 10: ~$68,900Δ Delta: 1,061 days between Dec 15, 2018 and Nov 10, 2021• 2022 lowNovember 21: ~$15,773Δ Delta: 376 days between Nov 10, 2021 and Nov 21, 2022• 2025 ATHOctober 6: $126,080Δ Delta: 1,050 days between Nov 21, 2022 and Oct 6, 2025
>>61244790>bitcoin will never be below $100k ever again. this is certain.i'm selling everything
Altcoins have also been dumping this entire time. So this is the altbear.
Bitcoin is going to $1M from herethere will be no "bear market"
https://visserlabs.substack.com/p/bitcoins-silent-ipo-why-this-consolidationThis is the best explanation I’ve seen for the price inaction. Tl;dr version:>bitcoin has basically hit the equivalent of an IPO>whales (initial investors) are cashing in (ex: a number of wallets from 2010-2011 have recently cashed in)>institutions and others are buying>the changing of hands will probably continue for a whileThe fact that it’s been relatively stable beyond the tariff bullshit is proof that it’s just changing hands for the long term.
>>61244765Massive consolidation. I’m very amazed at the way 107 holds. Crypto is poised to soar.
>>61244821I’m starting to agree with this.
>>61244831>This is what the OG whales have been waiting for. Not price, price they’ve had. Liquidity. Market depth. The ability to actually exit.The rest of it makes sense, and we do see more whales selling, but this logic doesn't really make sense. If someone held so much that they could tank the market 90% with their sells because there's not enough liquidity, then it would make sense to do that and then just buy their coins back for cheap, effectively taking free money from the market.Just every few years let the market recover, then full stack sell, rebuy your coins cheaper than before, always increasing your stack and enjoying some tidy profit. At that scale that profit would easily be enough to retire a comfy middle class worker. Why bother doing nothing for years when they could have been extracting millions?
>>61244821>taps the chart>monthly time frame>this is the thrid stage of the bully run the multi month golden pump is about to happen as gold takes a multi month dump , it may not be a pure green month on low time frames but every month will close a much much larger amout over the other.
i will say after this bullrun its gonna be one of the most dramatic 70% drops and it will be monthly reds . multiple in a row without a whole lot of divergences
>>61244947I’m not sure if I understand what you’re saying. That was 2012-2013 bitcoin. Now you can sell 10,000 bitcoins and the price dips 0.3 percent, maybe. You could totally sell nowadays, but you might not get it below the price you sold it at.
>>61245139The author is offering up as an explanation for why OGs haven't sold until now is that there wasn't enough liquidity to sell in the past without tanking the price.I'm saying, they could have sold in the past into the low liquidity and they could have profited even more from it by selling a lot then buying their coins back for cheaper than they sold it for.So his explanation for why whales are selling now after all this time of not selling doesn't really make sense.
WTF r u all NIGGAZ talking about?
99k nowI'ts over.
I bought 5 shares of MSTR on Friday with average cost basis of $269.14
