Is the crypto winter over?

Discussion in 'Crypto Assets' started by schizo, Jan 13, 2023.

  1. johnarb

    johnarb

    Bitcoin is not risky, it is the safest asset in the whole world, that has the best liquidity 24/7/365

    Name one ET poster other than NoahA that got converted to investing in bitcoin for the long term?

    I could not convince anyone in real life for over 10 years. Family, friends, co-workers, acquaintances, college friends...

    The truth is that there is a reverse accountability that you will never admit to

    Just so you know, YOU are a criminal for mocking, deriding, shaming all of the people who had considered investing in Bitcoin and would have escaped the fiat debt-based monetary system

    When bitcoin has surpassed $1M, do you think it is fair that all the people like YOU should be doxxed?

    Karma will get YOU, or whatever the universe has to unleash to balance the injustices in this lifetime









     
    #1811     Mar 10, 2024
  2. NoahA

    NoahA

    I can't like your post enough!!! I honestly don't bother with FF anymore... Total waste of time. He will learn about Bitcoin, when the system forces him to.

    The crazy thing for me is that everyone can see there is a problem. Maybe inflation hits them hard. Maybe wealth inequality is bitting them in the ass. Maybe they fear government overreach. Maybe they don't have access to healthcare.

    Every single problem comes back to how corrupt fiat is. So everyone wants a change, but nobody can see the solution. They expect the government to fix it.... The same government that is stealing their money. I'm not sure how they expect any improvement if we don't seperate money from the government.
     
    #1812     Mar 10, 2024
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  3. I've read through Malkiel's book the second time about a year or so ago. No real complaints on it, though not everyone agrees (typical).

    Of course, people are going to get hurt. Vol MUST be highest on the best-performing asset... Anyone who takes basic Investing 101 learns this as the first thing. Or else, why would you bother investing in any other asset?

    Hello!

    Oh wait, we're too busy majoring in Feminist (gender) studies and other wokenomics. Pronouns take priority over common sense nowadays.
     
    #1813     Mar 10, 2024
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  4. FOMOing in to ANY investment at a high will mean short term to mid term,possibly long term pain.
     
    #1814     Mar 10, 2024
  5. I get not understanding this trade/investment idea.

    I get that horrible feeling of 'Im wrong and I should have put x amount in 5 years ago'.

    However,hoping that someone who was vocal about their trade and correct in that trade comes to an ugly fate is next level.

    No one was pushed into doing anything and if anyone was convinced,by what was offered,then its been GREAT advice and they are welcome to now cash in.

    Please walk it back.It was a silly statement.
     
    #1815     Mar 10, 2024
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  6. nitrene

    nitrene

    I don't know exactly what Bitcoin is, I mean it seems to be a version of digital money. Studying economic history suggests it is not a bubble because the hallmark of a bubble is it has one parabolic move and never comes back.

    Examples being the Dutch Tulips with non-homogeneous colors, RCA in the late 1920s, Commerce One (and a host of other companies that don't exist anymore) in 2000 and of course all the covid vaccine makers in 2020. I mean MRNA might survive most of its competitors are on the verge of bankruptcy. Peloton is a company similar to RCA where they benefited from the bubble but will never come back.

    The thing about Bitcoin is that it seems to have a lingering reputation for fraud at least by the traditional finance media. There was the Mt. Gox incident, ICOs, FTX, Do Kwan, etc. I think these things are what happens in an unregulated market and not necessarily what Bitcoin enabled or caused. It is very similar to the shenanigans of the 1920s bull market which were corrected by FDR's government in 1933.
     
    #1816     Mar 10, 2024
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  7. schizo

    schizo

    LMAO :D
     
    #1817     Mar 10, 2024
  8. jbusse

    jbusse

    It's incredibly ironic that someone with 22 thousands posts on ET would value the opinion of Malkiel, whose reputation is inextricably tied to the idea that it is impossible to beat the market in the long run after controlling for risk.
     
    #1818     Mar 10, 2024
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  9. schizo

    schizo

    I can only speak as a short-term trader. I live and die by these two principles:

    1) Don't ever get married to your position.

    2) Stay with the trade when it's going up and exit when it's going down.

    This way, I never end up losing the entire farm. Even if I had gotten in at THE VERY TOP, I still would lose only a modest amount, which I will likely recoup. Why make things more messy when it's already complicated?
     
    #1819     Mar 10, 2024
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  10. Not in this lifetime. But thanks for asking.
     
    #1820     Mar 10, 2024