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hero member
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December 09, 2022, 12:37:45 PM
#5
There is no money inflow, there is no money pouring from the sky to pay inflated wages to hundreds of people, new projects are not attracting investors as much, there are no buyers, and the much needed clean-up time is finally here when a ton of useless stuff will finally be thrown where it belongs, in the garbage bin.
Anyone who believed we could simply have millions of people living from crypto by just creating coins and trading back and forth shitcoins is going to have a serious wake-up call, the only services that will not be affected that much will be the ones that don't depend on the value of the coin, gambling sites or merchants because they don't sell coins, they sell services or goods.

Yes, this is similar to thinking that we can get over with the recession by printing more and more money. That is FEDs psychology and method of working. But anyways we have already seen the consequences of such high money printing which comes out of thin air but it does not fulfil the vacates present in the ecosystem. You would be devaluing the currency and once the demand is over it’s gonna crush.

What @stompix stated about crypto is similar to that. Only in this case we have pre minted coins, we have the number but we are unsure of the demand. On fine day it could be heavy on the other day it could be zero.
legendary
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December 09, 2022, 12:26:42 PM
#4
Interesting statistics, especially on the layoffs, there is absolutely zero buzz about so many employees being laid off by these big exchanges, reasons are obvious, these are hired in bullish times when volumes on exchanges are high and therefore the work is too much as well, infact most of them are on bench as exchanges are earning good, once the earnings of exchanges go down and the quantum of work goes down these staffs are laid off.

even if its reported on news websites, only the people in crypto will notice this which is less than the 5% of the people on earth. but if twitter or amazon lays off, everybody has to be scared of the coming recession.

or perhaps these employees are indeed only hired during the bull run. they could be just contract jobs to last 3 months to which they are from upwork.
legendary
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Blackjack.fun
December 09, 2022, 12:24:27 PM
#3
The capitulation of miners is getting faster:

I was surprised to see TeraWulf in green there, that 16% up looked weird,but that screenshot is just 24 hours I guess,

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PERFORMANCE
5 Day   18.49%
1 Month   -8.26%
3 Month   -16.93%
YTD    -92.99%
1 Year -96.90%

I don't know a single mining company that's publicly traded that hasn't been hammered to the ground lately, there might be a few that lost a little but also probably small operations that haven't seen the same bull run previously either, so their stocks weren't inflated.

And the reason for the layoffs is simple:
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The influx of money into the crypto industry has become lower than in the last bearish cycle of 2018-2019:

There is no money inflow, there is no money pouring from the sky to pay inflated wages to hundreds of people, new projects are not attracting investors as much, there are no buyers, and the much needed clean-up time is finally here when a ton of useless stuff will finally be thrown where it belongs, in the garbage bin.
Anyone who believed we could simply have millions of people living from crypto by just creating coins and trading back and forth shitcoins is going to have a serious wake-up call, the only services that will not be affected that much will be the ones that don't depend on the value of the coin, gambling sites or merchants because they don't sell coins, they sell services or goods.


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December 09, 2022, 12:01:18 PM
#2
Interesting statistics, especially on the layoffs, there is absolutely zero buzz about so many employees being laid off by these big exchanges, reasons are obvious, these are hired in bullish times when volumes on exchanges are high and therefore the work is too much as well, infact most of them are on bench as exchanges are earning good, once the earnings of exchanges go down and the quantum of work goes down these staffs are laid off.
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December 09, 2022, 11:24:44 AM
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