Bitcoin "Freefall"

Discussion in 'Crypto Assets' started by SunTrader, Dec 15, 2021.

  1. At this point, 30K may be a foregone conclusion.
     
    #191     Jan 18, 2022
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  2. SunTrader

    SunTrader

    More like foregone opinion.
     
    #192     Jan 18, 2022
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  3. Below 40,000 today.
     
    #193     Jan 18, 2022
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  4. johnarb

    johnarb

    I actually think Bitcoin and cryptos pump up soon. Bitcoin is holding strong even with the Nasdaq selloff and the 10yr move


     
    #194     Jan 18, 2022
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  5. virtusa

    virtusa

    Sussex University finance professor Carol Alexander has a 2022 price prediction of $10,000. This prediction would represent a massive 76% decline. Alexander warns enthusiasts of the crypto’s 2018 crash and believes the same could happen this year. The professor also says Bitcoin “has no fundamental value.” Instead, Alexander recommends investors look into cryptocurrencies with actual utility, such as Solana (CCC:SOL-USD) or Cardano (CCC:ADA-USD).

    Let's review past predictions:
    https://www.longhash.com/en/news/3422/How-Accurate-Were-Bitcoin-Price-Predictions-About-2020?

    prediction.jpg
     
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    #195     Jan 18, 2022
  6. I love that, foregone opinion lol
     
    #196     Jan 18, 2022
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  7. virtusa

    virtusa

    This is what crypto fans see:
    upside.jpg

    And this is the reality:
    btc.jpg
     
    #197     Jan 18, 2022
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  9. johnarb

    johnarb


    I better post this before my prediction becomes incorrect :D


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    #199     Jan 18, 2022
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  10. There must be something valid in the theory and practice of Bitcoin as an alternative to western currencies. If not, the Fed would be in NO REAL RUSH to push through a digital USD Currency. But yet, the Fed is pushing it through very hard and quickly. I think the Fed knows very well that most of the recent volatility (since 2017 at least) has been created by itself and major wall street firms in an attempt to crush its stability

    https://www.ft.com/content/df3ef633-d514-4f9f-8e96-b345a22b0630

    This is the third article I've seen in the last four days.
     
    Last edited: Jan 20, 2022
    #200     Jan 20, 2022
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