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I dont plan on ever selling my accumulations. Remember they dont keep printing BTC like money, that's when the REAL gains will be had. Once BTC's are deadstock 
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Trend is your friend. Received this just now...
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FOMO byke.
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Lagging alt-coins are killing me 
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I’m thinking closer to ATH or maybe after breaking it.
I cashed out for good. I initially bought crypto to have an asset that was not correlated to the stock market but it trades too much in sync with stocks so I have no need for it.
Stock market dipped in March, Bitcoin dropped to $5k in March, stock market is now at all time highs, bitcoin is now just below all time highs.
Stock market dipped in March, Bitcoin dropped to $5k in March, stock market is now at all time highs, bitcoin is now just below all time highs.
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crypto market cap passed half a trillion dollars
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can't wait for decorrelation.
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they are correlated because of the institutional money?
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^no, they are correlated to many "traditional" minded peeps because of squiggly lines and candles that move up and down. what happens when btc "de-correlates" ?? interesting huh.
I'll still keep an eye on crypto and see what happens.
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looks like btc already decoupled from the alts so well see whats in store for the space next.
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This is a bad take. Highly recommend checking the YTD returns on every asset class. March was a black swan event that caused every single asset to tank. But BTC has since blown every other asset class out of the water. BTC and stocks were correlated for a while, but it's clear the decoupling is already here. BTC/SP500 chart has been absolutely dominating. We need to stop measuring things in fiat. The government has proven that dollars will continue to be more and more meaningless as they print it beyond belief.
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To put things into perspective. The dotcom bubble of the 90s was only a 5 trillion dollar influx into the market..
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You don't understand what this asset is and where it's going. You wanted to gamble in the short term and got burned... Don't blame us in 18 months when most of us will be posting tesla's and condominiums....
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LTC boys strap up!
Litecoin been cooking, waiting for that big break!
Litecoin been cooking, waiting for that big break!
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LTC boys strap up!
Litecoin been cooking, waiting for that big break!
Litecoin been cooking, waiting for that big break!
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Shoulda jus been DCA'ing gold from the start tbh. But happy Litecoin might rebound
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Dont do crypto like this guy
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For those new to crypto
i think this 2020 documentary on Amazon Prime is pretty good and tries to address some of the issues skeptics have.
i think this 2020 documentary on Amazon Prime is pretty good and tries to address some of the issues skeptics have.
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I'm a skeptic of it as a currency but I'm invested in it as an asset. I look at it like a stock, meh..
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Bitcoin will be a currency for developing nations unofficially. Why keep your money in a fiat rapidly losing buying power?
