Blackrock ETF/Bitcoin will destroy the (new) cryptocurrency industry soon...

Lucius

legendary

Activity: 3234

Merit: 5637

Blackjack.fun-Free Raffle-Join&Win $50🎲

Quote from: Skybuck on April 13, 2024, 11:20:33 PM

There can only be one conclusion:
Cryptocoins sold to finance break out of war/fight Israel vs Iran.

What kind of war are you talking about? The drone strikes that these two countries have been playing for years are not a war at all, but just maintaining tensions for some completely different purposes. In addition, Israel cannot fight against a group of people who have not had an army for months, and you expect it to fight with a country that has an organized army?

The fact that some have a very poor understanding of geopolitics and the real forces that can be faced on the ground is unfortunately the true picture of the world. I can only say that weak hands are always welcome, cheap coins will pass into the right hands.

Quote from: Skybuck on April 13, 2024, 11:20:33 PM

Monday price of gold will skyrocket futher.

Is that your personal opinion or are you following some gold bug like Peter Schiff?

Skybuck

full member

Activity: 385

Merit: 110

There can only be one conclusion:

Cryptocoins sold to finance break out of war/fight Israel vs Iran.

Last week mystery solved.

Monday price of gold will skyrocket futher.

Lucius

legendary

Activity: 3234

Merit: 5637

Blackjack.fun-Free Raffle-Join&Win $50🎲

Quote from: Skybuck on April 12, 2024, 09:38:57 PM

Well, it took a bit longer than expected, but today 12 to 13 april 2024 the cryptocoin market took a massive hit, many coins 33% down over the last week.
I've been watching this market for at least 8 months now, I've not seen such a big drop in last 8 months.

I don't know which shitcoins you're talking about when you mention the 33% drop (actually it doesn't even matter), but what's happening now has happened at least 3-4 times since the spot BTC ETF (US) was approved. Bitcoin is down about 5% in the last 24 hours, less than 1% in the last 7 days.

Quote from: Skybuck on April 12, 2024, 09:38:57 PM

The strange thing is bitcoin halving 7 days from now.

Is it written somewhere that the price of shitcoins should explode due to Bitcoin halving? The halving never had an instant effect on the price of BTC, so it is completely irrelevant whether it will happen in 7 or 77 days.

As if it matters why the correction happened, I already wrote to you that this is nothing important that has not already happened several times this year. Maybe the Chinese are to blame and their spot BTC ETF, which could be approved as early as next week (Hong Kong)?

Skybuck

full member

Activity: 385

Merit: 110

Well, it took a bit longer than expected, but today 12 to 13 april 2024 the cryptocoin market took a massive hit, many coins 33% down over the last week.

I've been watching this market for at least 8 months now, I've not seen such a big drop in last 8 months.

The strange thing is bitcoin halving 7 days from now.

My spidey senses/"market feeling" is fear of collapse, probably because of previous major bitcoin crashes years ago.

I try to be brave at hang on till at least 2 or 3 months after halving to see what happens.

I've seen many news articles stating that many bussnisses want to buy bitcoin, but I wonder if I am being brainwashed and instead should follow my spidey senses.

If I were to do so I run risk of missing the skyward rocket.

The weird thing is nobody seems to know why this 33% drop happened.

There is some speculation/rumors:

1. Craight Wreight (fake? Satoshi) would sell off before halving. (Though some say this has happened before, maybe a scam reasoning trick by him)

2. War Israel/Iran/USA fears

3. ETF-fueled market manipulation.

4. Big investor (group?) pulling out of everything ?

5. Profit taking.

6. Solana/ethereum security fears ?

7. Price correction.

mk4

legendary

Activity: 2870

Merit: 3873

Paldo.io 🤖

Quote from: freedomgo on October 24, 2023, 01:59:07 AM

Shitcoins haven't turned into gold just yet. Maybe we should hang on a bit and see if they gain some value during the next real bull run. But seriously, who's still holding onto shitcoins? The days of ICOs and ETH tokens was long gone, and shitcoins have lost their value, mainly good for shady 'investments.'

Just like OP, you're pretty much just placing the "shitcoin" eggs in one single massive bucket. Just like back then, you can still make massive amounts of money through shitcoins — you just need to know how to pick the right ones.

Also — if you think no one holds shitcoins these days, then you should probably check the data lmao.

spectre71

member

Activity: 360

Merit: 22

I don't think the institutions have evil intentions,customers want exposure through the channels they already have. At the corporate level owning BTC (or any crypto) directly would be a huge pain in the ass. Who has the keys and how do you access them, who has access et al. ETF can put into retirement accounts and that's a huge deal.

freedomgo

legendary

Activity: 3248

Merit: 1160

Playbet.io - Crypto Casino and Sportsbook

Quote from: mk4 on October 24, 2023, 01:34:02 AM

Quote from: Skybuck on October 23, 2023, 08:06:29 PM

Here is the thing: If you sell your shitcoins now, you can still get a good price for them and buy bitcoin right now, while it's still cheap. Then later bitcoin goes to 1 million and it will have been worth to sell of the shitcoins right now.

It won't take long for people to catch on...

The funny thing is you're squeezing "shitcoins" in one single category, which contains like thousands of tokens. Thinking that every single one of them will be outperformed by bitcoin is just pure ignorance no matter how dominant bitcoin is.

But yea — thanks, but I know what I'm doing.

Shitcoins haven't turned into gold just yet. Maybe we should hang on a bit and see if they gain some value during the next real bull run. But seriously, who's still holding onto shitcoins? The days of ICOs and ETH tokens was long gone, and shitcoins have lost their value, mainly good for shady 'investments.'

What we're witnessing is actually great news. It's something that will boost Bitcoin's liquidity, making it more stable. But now, folks are talking about conspiracy theories. What's the deal? Are they trying to create baseless FUD? Well, I say, try harder......

Fiatless

hero member

Activity: 574

Merit: 554

Leading Crypto Sports Betting & Casino Platform

Quote from: Skybuck on October 23, 2023, 07:22:57 PM

Bitcoin is not the real threat. It is actually all the other new cryptocurrencies which are much much much more advanced than Bitcoin.

Bitcoin is old and obsolete compared to the new stuff.

The age of bitcoin or the creation of new altcoins doesn't make Bitcoin obsolete. These altcoins are mere copycats and there is no way a fake product can be better than the original.

Quote from: Fundamentals Of on October 23, 2023, 08:01:54 PM

And whether BlackRock will succeed in its application or not, Bitcoin will get back to $69,000, reach $100,000 and beyond.

The $1millon and above bitcoin price prediction that I have been seeing currently seems like a dream to me. $70k and above looks more reasonable.

mk4

legendary

Activity: 2870

Merit: 3873

Paldo.io 🤖

Quote from: Skybuck on October 23, 2023, 08:06:29 PM

Here is the thing: If you sell your shitcoins now, you can still get a good price for them and buy bitcoin right now, while it's still cheap. Then later bitcoin goes to 1 million and it will have been worth to sell of the shitcoins right now.

It won't take long for people to catch on...

The funny thing is you're squeezing "shitcoins" in one single category, which contains like thousands of tokens. Thinking that every single one of them will be outperformed by bitcoin is just pure ignorance no matter how dominant bitcoin is.

But yea — thanks, but I know what I'm doing.

lombok

sr. member

Activity: 882

Merit: 326

What??? OP just made me laugh. I Don't agree at all when Bitcoin is said to be obsolete? What makes this YouTuber say that Bitcoin is obsolete, plus the altcoin market will be destroyed. A bit over the top and FUD in my opinion.

Bitcoin itself is a new technology, and is capable of bringing major changes to the world regarding currency, finance and blockchain technology. It's an exaggeration to say BTC is obsolete without any follow-up. Many say Bitcoin is obsolete, this is it blah blah blah in fact Bitcoin still exists and cannot be replaced.

Apart from that, regarding the altcoin market, it is quite clear here that the Bitcoin and altcoin markets are very different and have their own characteristics and domains. I think the altcoin market will be fine, they are their own ecosystem. No matter how bad the bitcoin market conditions are and the impact on the altcoin market, when the BTC market starts to recover, the altcoin market also recovers. Maybe altcoins will be destroyed and end up being a scam, will that also happen to other top altcoins? I don't think it will be that easy.

adaseb

legendary

Activity: 3808

Merit: 1723

Don’t really understand what you are saying. Is this about selling alts and moving into bitcoin? Or is it about selling bitcoin because the government will crash it by selling those frozen coins?

I don’t think it’s going to go to $1M anytime soon or ever. And if it was I don’t think the us government will have that much of a global influence as you think.

pooya87

legendary

Activity: 3472

Merit: 10611

Quote from: Skybuck on October 23, 2023, 07:22:57 PM

Text from video:
It is actually all the other new cryptocurrencies which are much much much more advanced than Bitcoin.
Bitcoin is old and obsolete compared to the new stuff.

These two lines show the degree of stupidity in the video you are sharing here and its FUD. I'm not sure it is worth spending any time watching it though.

Quote

This will cause major price surge of Bitcoin. Bitcoin will basically go to 1 million, 2 million, 3 million etc...

Thus will persuade owners of shitcoins to dump their shitcoins and buy bitcoins... which they can then sell again for USA dollars, so there will be demand for USA dollars.

USA also posses bitcoins from seizures, so they can lower bitcoin whenever they want somewhat, but that is beside the point, it would be a temporarely drop.

Here is the problem with this assumption, unlike a lot of things Bitcoin is decentralized and US regime does not and can not control it or own any major share of it. If they start this plan the way it is being assumed here, other countries can also buy up bitcoin and strengthen their shitty fiat similar to the dollar. Which means it won't work.

Besides, US dollar is already printed so much that even $1 million+ bitcoin value can not cover it enough to save it from demise in the long run. After all the trillion dollar oil industry with Petrodollar could not do it, why should the much smaller and more diversified bitcoin market do?

P.S. If US regime wanted to save the dollar they would have to find something they fully control, like a new centralized shitgovcoin

a CBDC so to speak and actually in the past couple of months there has been talks of creating a garbage like that....
I don't know how effective that would be but that is the route they'll take not bitcoin which they can never control.

Blitzboy

hero member

Activity: 1316

Merit: 561

Leading Crypto Sports Betting & Casino Platform

The crypto community has long debated whether Bitcoin's merger with mainstream institutions will hurt altcoins. The idea is that significant financial players adopting Bitcoin would distract from altcoins. However, with wider exposure to Bitcoin, would the market realize the promise of other cryptocurrencies? After all, rising tides raise all boats.

I understand the concern of "shitcoins" being worthless, especially in unpredictable markets. Crypto's primary point is to upset banking systems, right? Shouldnt we anticipate newer, better cryptocurrencies to evolve like Bitcoin? Your call to action is strong, but investors should always carefully consider their options. Panicked decisions never work. Continue researching and asking.

headingnorth

member

Activity: 266

Merit: 42

NO SHITCOIN INSIDE

Destroying the altcoins market would be the greatest thing to ever happen. 99.9% of altcoins are nothing but scams.

BALIK

copper member

Activity: 2254

Merit: 608

🍓 BALIK Never DM First

Quote from: yhiaali3 on October 23, 2023, 09:58:09 PM

Quote from: Skybuck on October 23, 2023, 08:06:29 PM

Here is the thing: If you sell your shitcoins now, you can still get a good price for them and buy bitcoin right now, while it's still cheap. Then later bitcoin goes to 1 million and it will have been worth to sell of the shitcoins right now.

Yes I agree with you on this point, all people who own Altcoin or shitcoins should get rid of their coins and buy Bitcoin before it starts to really rise and they miss the opportunity.

But what do you think would happen if people actually started dumping all their other coins and started a mad race to buy Bitcoin? The expected scenario is that there will be a significant dumping of the Altcoin market and the price of Bitcoin will rise very significantly as a result of the insane demand for the price of Bitcoin, and then what?

Logically, Bitcoin will reach a very high price, become difficult to buy, demand will decrease significantly, and it will begin to decline again.

But the problem is that not too many people will do it no matter how much advice we give. Many people still diligently invest in altcoins hoping to earn thousands of percent to become rich, many people don't even have a single bitcoin coin in their wallet. It's all altcoins because they think bitcoin grows too little and cannot satisfy their greed. That is what is happening in the market and it will continue to do so even if thousands more altcoins collapse like FTX or Luna. Not everyone is alert enough and knows how to control greed like us here.

Poker Player

legendary

Activity: 1372

Merit: 2017

Quote from: Fundamentals Of on October 23, 2023, 08:01:54 PM

If this is the content of the video, I'd rather not watch it. This sounds like a poor conspiracy theory. It exaggerates too much. It generalizes a lot. And it also made wrong assumptions.

I think the same. The summary alone is enough for me. Throughout the time I've been doing this I've heard a few: that if the Bitcoin was created by the CIA and things like that, and in the end, although some conspiracy theories may be true, today there are so many circulating that regarding the Bitcoin I believe the simplest, and in a practical way I only worry about continuing to accumulate not only for the price but for its characteristics such as the limitation of supply, or the difficulty of seizure and censorship.

DapanasFruit

member

Activity: 1218

Merit: 49

Binance #Smart World Global Token

While I agree with some of the ideas or fears presented here, there are also things am not so sure of. However, I do admit that it seems there are really some good number of people who are convinced at on the long-term basis ETF for Bitcoin will not be a good thing to have and its positive impact will be so near-term. Anyway, we are all just human so we can never be sure of what can be as factors can be moving parts that can be changing as time passes by. The thing is that there is no stopping people to file and set-up any ETF they wanted as Bitcoin is not liken to an exclusive village where only a few can enter.

yhiaali3

legendary

Activity: 1848

Merit: 1982

Fully Regulated Crypto Casino

Quote from: Skybuck on October 23, 2023, 08:06:29 PM

Here is the thing: If you sell your shitcoins now, you can still get a good price for them and buy bitcoin right now, while it's still cheap. Then later bitcoin goes to 1 million and it will have been worth to sell of the shitcoins right now.

Yes I agree with you on this point, all people who own Altcoin or shitcoins should get rid of their coins and buy Bitcoin before it starts to really rise and they miss the opportunity.

But what do you think would happen if people actually started dumping all their other coins and started a mad race to buy Bitcoin? The expected scenario is that there will be a significant dumping of the Altcoin market and the price of Bitcoin will rise very significantly as a result of the insane demand for the price of Bitcoin, and then what?

Logically, Bitcoin will reach a very high price, become difficult to buy, demand will decrease significantly, and it will begin to decline again.

Minor Miner

legendary

Activity: 2464

Merit: 1020

Be A Digital Miner

Quote from: Skybuck on October 23, 2023, 07:22:57 PM

Bitcoin is old and obsolete compared to the new stuff.

Bitcoin is undeniably older and outdated compared to altcoins, but importantly does new mean better? Has the bitcoin blockchain ever been hacked or attacked? Never, ever, it has never happened, but altcoins, which are considered new technologies, are attacked every day. So do we need such rubbish new technologies? Just like gold in real assets, it is thousands of years old and outdated but has anyone replaced it, or is it still the king of real assets? We need quality, not quantity or beautiful appearance.

AHOYBRAUSE

hero member

Activity: 770

Merit: 828

Leading Crypto Sports Betting & Casino Platform

Bitcoin is going to 1 million, 2 million or 3?
Haha.
It sounds as good as it is funny to hear that.

I guess this youtube person is just yet again hyping up something to maybe make a profit out of it, have seen that so often I can't count anymore.

Sure bitcoin has a bright future ahead (hopefully) but this kind of future they are predicting here is most likely not happening. And if it does it would be good for the most of us.

Topic: Blackrock ETF/Bitcoin will destroy the (new) cryptocurrency industry soon... (Read 297 times)