Bitcoin Price Thread

Discussion in 'Crypto Assets' started by Magna, Nov 26, 2017.

  1. wxytrader

    wxytrader

    RSI in atrophy, coinciding with 3-wave norms; implies ~$120K cap on 5th, ±2%.
     
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    #8841     May 26, 2025
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  2. orbit23

    orbit23

    The genius idea is to kill the economy and the average consumer with the tariffs. But simultaneously run a ponzi scheme that prints unbacked Tethers and props up Bitcoin, making yourself richer.

    Fu**ing genius! The Lutnick way!

    Lutnick will more than 100% get ousted from the cabinet before mandate ends; probably when it all comes crashing down.
     
    #8842     May 27, 2025
  3. SunTrader

    SunTrader

    • All in the First Family: Trump Media & Technology Group, the social media company controlled by the president's family, plans to raise $3 billion to buy cryptocurrencies.
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    { Behind FT paywall }

    Then I came across this on Bloomberg:-

    Shares in Trump Media jumped premarket on a FT report that it plans to raise $3 billion to buy cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, in a bet on the kind of assets being championed by the president. The company—which is majority owned by Trump—has already been pushing the boundaries between business and public office
     
    #8843     May 27, 2025
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  4. orbit23

    orbit23

    shenanigans releasing the "bullish news" - just before they pull the rug.
     
    #8844     May 27, 2025
  5. Ed48

    Ed48

    How high would BTC need to go for you to change your mind? $150k, $200k, $300k, $500k...

    I'm not a bitcoin believer either but I can't deny the numbers.

    I have my doubts about how it will hold up when the next big recession (big stock bear) comes calling. Will it be a haven in the storm, or sink with all the other risk assets?
     
    #8845     May 27, 2025
  6. orbit23

    orbit23

    If it were to go to $150K, i would admit it's revolutionary technology poised to cure cancer and end world hunger.

    [​IMG]
     
    #8846     May 27, 2025
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    #8847     May 28, 2025
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  8. Ed48

    Ed48

    I get you. I can't see much point to it either. And it consumes a disgusting amount of energy.

    But there are plenty of other things which serve little or no purpose, other than holding or appreciating in value.

    Gold is arguably just as bad. Mining it also consumes a shed load of energy and worse still many mining operations around the world exploit workers, damage communities, and scar the environment. Apart from a few uses, most of it just sits in vaults doing absolutely nothing.

    Is BTC really any worse as a store of value?
     
    #8848     May 28, 2025
  9. This sort of thing makes me happy.

    Im still excited for the original use case.

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    #8849     May 28, 2025
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  10. NoahA

    NoahA

    This is a pretty big deal. But now they need to give a discount to the people paying with Bitcoin. When I use my Visa, I get points, so by using Bitcoin, I would need a slightly better deal to compensate me for missing my points. So if they can arrange this, its a game changer.

    1% discount and no need to register a taxable event would be wild! (of course this is up to government legislation though)
     
    #8850     May 28, 2025
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