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April 12, 2024, 07:54:17 AM
#66
And fyi, I have put money on it, alot.
Most of the people will say that don't buy Bitcoin because it's expensive and OP just did bought Bitcoin and you're doing it correctly. While those people that suggests not to buy Bitcoin because it's expensive, they're the ones that's missing the whole point of this bull run. Yes, they may get 10x-100x or more with the altcoins that they're suggesting but how many actually of them were able to maximize their profits from it? Whilst for buying Bitcoin and holding it, you have no pressure holding it and regardless of your knowledge on the market, it's all starting with Bitcoin. This whole bull run is starting from the triggers that will be done entirely by Bitcoin through halving and the etfs that we've got already.
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April 12, 2024, 07:43:20 AM
#65
I have put money on it, alot.
Chill man, calm down.
Good for you that you have this huge amount.
Instead, be happy that the price now was in the range of $70k.

I believe that the final ATH is in the $100k range because halving hasn't yet come.  So be ready for it.

If we rely on history, the big bull season will usually only come after the halving and as I predict, it will start in the fourth quarter of this year. The halving hasn't even happened yet but bitcoin is trading at $70k, so is the highest ATH target for this bull season of $100k too low? I personally believe we can hit $150k or more and this will be the craziest bull run we've ever had. The Fed will soon lower interest rates, the economy will enter a recovery phase, ETFs, halving...all support that we will have a super cycle and the target of $100k is too modest.
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April 11, 2024, 11:20:42 PM
#64
I have put money on it, alot.
Chill man, calm down.
Good for you that you have this huge amount.
Instead, be happy that the price now was in the range of $70k.

I believe that the final ATH is in the $100k range because halving hasn't yet come.  So be ready for it.
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April 11, 2024, 07:50:05 PM
#63
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
you are asking about 2021 when you should have asked about this 2024 ? if you are asking about that specific growth in march 2021 and dumped then that is correction and again climbed up to 68k before the bear completely come.

but this year Bull run have had happened just after you posted this so myquestion is that "have you bought that day"? or continue asking the same BS again and not putting any money on it?
Try comedy too, aside Bitcoin. You made me laugh.
I asked what I asked for a purpose,  and it'd be sad for you to think I'll go around ' asking the same BS'...
And fyi, I have put money on it, alot. So why don't you get to the part where you actually contributed to the thread, since some other newbie may be scrolling around looking for answers. Oh wait. They probably already did before yours.
Man, ease up.
The first and last part of your post is just....
Well I rest it here.
Bad day it's been.
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April 11, 2024, 08:28:15 AM
#62
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
The price never falls during the bull run. It falls after that. The price correction happens and people say it as bear market. Are you referring to the price correction segment? Then it will happen this time also. Many are expecting Bitcoins will lie between 50k usd to 60k usd. I would suggest you to don’t get stress much about the price. If you have money, then just invest irrespective of the price for 4 years straight. Definitely you will see the profits.
Looking at history there will be no difference, but we never know how the current cycle will be the same or not? That is the question now, like the previous year's cycle before the halving there was no ATH now before the halving the price is already ATH so there will be something different from the past cycle I predict.

Even I will never bother if after the halving the price becomes a big correction of say 30% or higher because all I think about is how to provide fiat money to buy during the correction with many people panicking, I will not think about anything except taking advantage of the decline during this current phase.
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April 11, 2024, 08:12:03 AM
#61
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.

The price never falls during the bull run. It falls after that. The price correction happens and people say it as bear market. Are you referring to the price correction segment? Then it will happen this time also. Many are expecting Bitcoins will lie between 50k usd to 60k usd. I would suggest you to don’t get stress much about the price. If you have money, then just invest irrespective of the price for 4 years straight. Definitely you will see the profits.
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April 11, 2024, 08:08:04 AM
#60
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
Don't worry mate past is past and instead of looking from the past then better to move to the future
and of course the present because look at the market improving each 4 year cycle? and trust me you will
never see that 31k again so better to try accumulating than just waiting for that buying position.
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.

This 2024 halving may have a little change in dimension in such a way that we can have the bullrun new all time high at anytime, since we had it begun earlier this year and we also experience a new all time high right before the halving, there is more expectations to see that the market rises to $120,000 all time high before the end of this year, once all these had been achieved, the following year may proceeds with the bear market market.  
or what can expect the next coming year in which 2025 will be recording its new market history
though there are many says after this halving will be a better days yet the best will come.
STT
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April 09, 2024, 06:59:58 PM
#59
Its a struggling sideways market at best short term at present rather then absolutely bullish.   I take that as a positive as the market should not rise always and immediately without allowing sellers to offload regularly.  BTC is bullish on every time frame pretty much but the most questionable is the short term market where it could easily start to sell down some, that doesnt have to be a wider negative.    For the moment I take it as a sideways hesitant market at worst and consolidating into strength at best.
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April 09, 2024, 06:10:01 PM
#58
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
When we refer to the crypto market as volatile, we mean that it can quickly move in any direction and result in either enormous gains or losses. Investors can profit from any movement they decide to exhibit by selling at a profit or buying more at a discount price. 
As it stands, we have no idea if the market will see frequent price declines during the halving or ahead of this approaching halving in a few weeks, or if we are to see something similar to that of 2021 halving, given how different this year's halving looks and how bitcoin reached a new all-time high before the halving season.

     Others may view that volatility as beneficial, whereas others may view it negatively. Undoubtedly, this is also the reason why some investors put a lot of money into their investments because they perceive enormous future potential.

     This thus explains why some investors in the trading industry lose money. In summary, these situations are typical. The halving becomes a signal for us to constantly adopt DCA more and more, and it is up to us whether our bitcoin or crypto save for the future. Additionally, the bull run always becomes an opportunity for the crypto community to get a shot at the projected profit.
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April 09, 2024, 12:41:21 PM
#57
Try not to fell from comparing what had happened in the past bullrun and in what we have here now , because the past halving there are no spot ETF approval but with this having now? am afraid that  we are in different pace of market now.
imagine for the first time we have broken ETH not even without halving taking place?
that is far from what we have seen many times before.
Comparisons in any case are actually no longer necessary now because what happened this year in Bitcoin is completely different. Although it is also not wrong for everyone to know how Bitcoin was in the past before the approval of the ETF, because now quite a lot of differences exist and have occurred in Bitcoin after the approval of the ETF. So Bitcoin can get ATH more quickly before the halving occurs and this has been clearly proven in Bitcoin now.
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April 05, 2024, 01:21:02 AM
#56
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
What quite a lot of people have been predicting as the highest expectation for this bull run is for Bitcoin price to rise to $100,000, but mind you that nobody can be sure of what is going to happen with Bitcoin's price, it is unpredictable, thus you have to DYOR. Having said that, there is always going to be a correction in price and also a fall back into the bear market, because Bitcoin rises and falls in cycles, but the events of this period is different from that of the past, so you might get things very wrong if you want to use the past to exactly predict this current period.
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April 04, 2024, 08:03:18 PM
#55
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.

“Forget  the past it is just a goodbye”  👋

can't remember the song but the lyrics above apply to BTC bullruns.

We are in the dca hodl part of the bullrun.
Next is a a trough which hurts the miners bigly
then the real run happens.

but that is the past patterns. maybe we  do not do this pattern again.
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April 03, 2024, 08:53:20 PM
#54
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
you are asking about 2021 when you should have asked about this 2024 ? if you are asking about that specific growth in march 2021 and dumped then that is correction and again climbed up to 68k before the bear completely come.

but this year Bull run have had happened just after you posted this so myquestion is that "have you bought that day"? or continue asking the same BS again and not putting any money on it?
legendary
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April 03, 2024, 08:15:09 PM
#53
From the recent bitcoin market movement, it shows that we may likely not see any dip drop in price at least for the time being up until bitcoin halving that is just a few days away from this day, I think with a little drop and pick ups we will ride along to the next major face of the market that will determine a whole lot for the next phase of bitcoin, bull market is around the corner already since bitcoin made the benchmark of a new price high and also being stably above the last 2021 all time price.

Those that are experts in DCA will be making alot of gains along the line and also record's alot of loses but in the end we are going to have a provable long terms gains on the market in the coming months.
Optimism is good and we are all optimists, but one thing should always be kept in mind whether the market goes up or down is not in our hands, so we should always prepare ourselves for all kinds of situations.

I have noticed that new people coming to this forum are following our posts, many people trade believing our predictions to be correct. So we should never say with certainty that this is the time that the market cannot go down from here or it is time that the market will only go up.
That's why I always say that anything is possible in the crypto market and you have to keep your mind ready for any eventuality.
A trailing stop loss works best during these situations. We know that it will go up but we should fear about it going down, so what I suggest is putting a stop loss at night before you sleep, to 10% lower than what the price is at that moment, that means even if it goes up, then you will rearrange the situation and change it a bit.

I believe it could do very well and we could probably benefit it as much as we possibly could. That should not be an issue for anyone, and we could probably get a much better result. I know that people worry about a fall, but they should take advantage of the increase as much as they can without a worry, a trailing stop loss allows people to take advantage as much as they can without worrying about anything else.
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April 03, 2024, 06:45:35 AM
#52
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.

This 2024 halving may have a little change in dimension in such a way that we can have the bullrun new all time high at anytime, since we had it begun earlier this year and we also experience a new all time high right before the halving, there is more expectations to see that the market rises to $120,000 all time high before the end of this year, once all these had been achieved, the following year may proceeds with the bear market market.   
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April 03, 2024, 06:33:46 AM
#51
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
Try not to fell from comparing what had happened in the past bullrun and in what we have here now , because the past halving there are no spot ETF approval but with this having now? am afraid that  we are in different pace of market now.
imagine for the first time we have broken ETH not even without halving taking place?
that is far from what we have seen many times before.
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April 03, 2024, 06:06:59 AM
#50
On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
Occasionally Bitcoin price dip during bull run is normal, but the goal is that it recovers quickly and keeps increasing, just like what we're experiencing now, price surged to over $72k reaching a new ATH, and it dipped to $64k then it started to rally again, and as long as the price pump is greater than the price dump, that means that we're still in the bull run. When price starts to dip lower and lower despite occasional slight pump, then bear run has started to set in, these will keep happening until another bull run when a new ATH will happen, that's how the Bitcoin seasons works.
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April 03, 2024, 05:30:43 AM
#49
Actually bitcoin cannot remain in a single state and it will be changing by showing regular ups and downs so I think that every year is not same and every bull season is different from others because the value attained by bitcoin and other coins are different during every Bull season.

But remember that falls and rise depends on buying and selling so it is obvious that now if people wants to buy more bitcoin the price will surges but when they start selling after halving then eventually the price will start to fall which means that Bull and bear season comes after one another.

We cannot predict the market on minimum changes like now the price is 66k$ which does not implies that Bull season become ends so be careful in current situations as some correction will become a cause of market fall but don't be afraid of buying bitcoin as we will certainly see another pump.
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April 02, 2024, 03:12:35 PM
#48
how do you say this is exaggeration because it may be that the price of may not increase more than our expectation after having because what makes the Bitcoin to continue to accelerate in price is when there is a massive adoption in cryptocurrency there is every tendency that the price of Bitcoin will not to reach hundreds thousand as we expected after halving...so the increment of Bitcoin is something we know that is uncontrollable and unpredictable.
What mostly determines the price of bitcoin to go that high is when the demands is very high than the supply, meaning if there are much buying order than the selling other this would now cause the price to surge the way can't even imagine. Reason that those that hold would never want to sell except for those that doing trading, even as that the price would keeps surging, coupled with when there is good news surrounding the market because I always believed that positive news gives a serious lift to the bitcoin price. Just as the Bitcoin ETF created a new ATH without even getting to the halving main month.

And with the upcoming halving, which makes the supply super scarce, the demand is going to be very high this year and 2025 and that's why we are expecting like $100k as what others have predicted.

We have seen new all time high already, but that is not the top price, its just the tip of this bull run. That surge might be due to the approval of Bitcoin Spot ETF. But the catalyst of this bull run is the halving and we are going to see it this month if I'm not mistaken, so it's going to be a promising year for all of us.
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April 02, 2024, 03:04:34 PM
#47
how do you say this is exaggeration because it may be that the price of may not increase more than our expectation after having because what makes the Bitcoin to continue to accelerate in price is when there is a massive adoption in cryptocurrency there is every tendency that the price of Bitcoin will not to reach hundreds thousand as we expected after halving...so the increment of Bitcoin is something we know that is uncontrollable and unpredictable.
What mostly determines the price of bitcoin to go that high is when the demands is very high than the supply, meaning if there are much buying order than the selling other this would now cause the price to surge the way can't even imagine. Reason that those that hold would never want to sell except for those that doing trading, even as that the price would keeps surging, coupled with when there is good news surrounding the market because I always believed that positive news gives a serious lift to the bitcoin price. Just as the Bitcoin ETF created a new ATH without even getting to the halving main month.
we are on same track...the things that also helps for increment of Bitcoin from the demands aspect is adoption, because if more companies such as amazon, apple, adoption bitcoin as means of payment and also invest large amount of funds in bitcoin and information have it that amazon or apple companies has invested largely in bitcoin, its obvious that they will be mega traffic in bitcoin adoption, and that will make the demand to be higher than the supply...so may things may contribute for increased of bitcoin...when we say supply, you know quite well that supply is what contribute almost 80% of bitcoin degradation in value, when the supply as you said is of higher potential than the demand you will see how the market of Bitcoin will start crashing,  so we are of the same opinion.

On this forum, I found out some information, and seriously want to ask it here.
What is a realistic expectation from the bull run, given  the last one in March 2021, Bitcoin hit  $61,000 and fell down to 31k about two couple of months later... It rose later on, amazingly though. But is this price fall normal in the bull run?? What is a helpful tip here.
When we refer to the crypto market as volatile, we mean that it can quickly move in any direction and result in either enormous gains or losses. Investors can profit from any movement they decide to exhibit by selling at a profit or buying more at a discount price. 
As it stands, we have no idea if the market will see frequent price declines during the halving or ahead of this approaching halving in a few weeks, or if we are to see something similar to that of 2021 halving, given how different this year's halving looks and how bitcoin reached a new all-time high before the halving season.
From the recent bitcoin market movement, it shows that we may likely not see any dip drop in price at least for the time being up until bitcoin halving that is just a few days away from this day, I think with a little drop and pick ups we will ride along to the next major face of the market that will determine a whole lot for the next phase of bitcoin, bull market is around the corner already since bitcoin made the benchmark of a new price high and also being stably above the last 2021 all time price.

Those that are experts in DCA will be making alot of gains along the line and also record's alot of loses but in the end we are going to have a provable long terms gains on the market in the coming months.
the price may fall and may not fall before we experienced halving, its obvious that price of bitcoin is unpredictable and the future of Bitcoin interchanges without anyone awareness, so since it has regained it price as it dropped from seventy three thousand to fifty five to fifty eight thousand and return to seventy thousand to sixty nine thousand, their is every possibility that the price may decrease again because the price is not on constant flow, sometimes the price adjust in market for correction or it decreases base on information that hits bitcoin and it's technology...we can't be sure that the price will not experienced falling before we entered into halving.
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