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Quote from: virtualdn on May 12, 2022, 01:24:10 AM

It's funny and sad to see all people panicking. They are selling and losing. They're buying inflationary fiat Grin

Do they even know it?

Remember guys, 1 BTC will always equal 1 BTC and the supply is very limited. If you can see this in the long run you will be a winner. Of course, chickens will run home as always

Don't worry, HODL, BTC will come back stronger than before. To The Moon! BTC

- Let the haters feel good, this is all they can do anyway.

The main reason for the downfall of the Bitcoins are is that people cannot understand the bearish market, and therefore gets panic and sell their coins.
This is the reason for which Bitcoins have fallen more than 20% of it’s original price.
The people who are selling the Bitcoins, don’t have the knowledge that BTC will be the future.
As the supply is limited, when the demand will increase, automatically the price will increase and all the holders will be come reach af.
So it’s my advice to all the fellow Bitcointalk members to buy as much BTC as you can at the current point of time.
Soon you will make a huge profit from this master crypto.
All the best to all the traders.

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Quote from: virtualdn on May 12, 2022, 01:24:10 AM

It's funny and sad to see all people panicking. They are selling and losing. They're buying inflationary fiat Grin

Do they even know it?

Remember guys, 1 BTC will always equal 1 BTC and the supply is very limited. If you can see this in the long run you will be a winner. Of course, chickens will run home as always

Don't worry, HODL, BTC will come back stronger than before. To The Moon! BTC

- Let the haters feel good, this is all they can do anyway.

Amen! People tend to forget you only lose when you sell. When you sell the. Sure then you have what’s called a “realized loss”, or “realized gain” , but neither happens until you actually trigger that event. Stop panicking if you don’t need the money right now. Things will get better! The worst time you can sell anything is when you’re down. Would you sell your home just because it’s market value is down significantly? No..same applies here.

Quote from: coinycoiny on May 12, 2022, 07:32:08 AM

Sounds like BTC is exactly like Tulips

I hope you’re joking.

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Sounds like BTC is exactly like Tulips

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Quote from: coinycoiny on May 12, 2022, 01:39:35 AM

One tulip is still worth 1 tulip. Good job I didn't sell at the peak and buy a house

This tulip argument doesn't really apply. The tulip mania was fueled majorly by hype and fomo with no real utility. It was basically a bubble as we have seen in many instances.
When someone says, 1 BTC would remain so, it simply means that it retains the qualities that make it valuable, despite price corrections and dips and we've come through different market cycles, and still rebounded in price.

There was nothing really making tulips valuable besides the idea of luxury which it offered and once that dissipated, the bubble burst.

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1 BTC = 1 BTC is, of course, a true statement from a purely formal perspective. However, when people say this, they somehow ignore the fact that the purchasing power of money is a crucial trait of it. There's no need to calculate this purchasing power in fiat, of course, but it's just done for the sake of convenience. If you have 1 BTC and can buy a flat with this money, it's one thing. If you have 1 BTC and can buy only a bike with this money, it's a different thing. When the price is lower, it indicates that for the same amount of BTC people can afford less than before. And while it might be a temporary thing, the price thus does matter if one treats Bitcoin as money, not merely as an asset one invests in.

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what happened to bitcoin today is like a tsunami phenomenon

"SEA WATER REDUCED BEFORE THE TSUNAMI HAPPENED"

then this bitcoin decline I think is a square before a bigger wave occurs.

remember in 2018 this happened. and see in the next year . then you will understand.

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If the trend is changing because the US raised the rates and they are expected to raise it further - then nothing can save Bitcoin.

Yes, 1 BTC = 1 BTC but what if 1 BTC = 1 BTC = $500

How would those who bought it for $60,000 feel?

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Quote from: kiddex on May 12, 2022, 02:02:08 AM

yeah that true but where is the bottom to this $hit show we are currently at 27000 for bitcoin. I am no TA expert at all but i ve heard the next support is somewhere between 20000-21000.

It doesn't matter. You can still HODL at $10,000 like you do at $20,000. Everything is temporary in life, so are these dips.

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yeah that true but where is the bottom to this $hit show we are currently at 27000 for bitcoin. I am no TA expert at all but i ve heard the next support is somewhere between 20000-21000.

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One tulip is still worth 1 tulip. Good job I didn't sell at the peak and buy a house

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It's funny and sad to see all people panicking. They are selling and losing. They're buying inflationary fiat Grin

Do they even know it?

Remember guys, 1 BTC will always equal 1 BTC and the supply is very limited. If you can see this in the long run you will be a winner. Of course, chickens will run home as always

Don't worry, HODL, BTC will come back stronger than before. To The Moon! BTC

- Let the haters feel good, this is all they can do anyway.

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