Topic: Crypto Fomo Day as a counter to April Fools' Day FUD (Read 152 times)

Thanks. I just went to check it out. Cool stuff.

P.S. Another April fool prank seems to be the new ranking system here. Check to your left. lol

Here is an April fool prank example:

Coinmarketcap, a popular cryptocurrency market cap ranking resource, added a “Lambo” currency reference for its listed assets, showing how many “Lambos” each currency is roughly worth. As Bitcoin is currently trading for around $6,561, one Coinmarketcap’s “Lambo” is equal to exactly $200,000.

Bitcoin Price Suppression: Modus Operandi of Cartel Exposed: https://www.cryptocoinupdates.com/bitcoin-price-suppression-modus-operandi-of-cartel-exposed/

We are only at the beginning of this Crypto rally. More than once you will take off the drop in prices by more than 50 percent. Now a lot of positive news, the G20 summit showed that regulators do not want bans, but want to understand bitcoin. But why am I so red every morning? What do you think is the matter?

after 5 secods I woke up this morning, I am thinking about my crypto assets will be gone or my MEW will become blank or my crypto assets will turn into millions of dollars overnight because I remember today is April 1st and the legendary Fool's day of the year.
But unfortunately, I went to bed after I check my wallet, there's nothing good impressions and close my eyes back. tsk!

It is alleged that Jamie Demon has purchased $400,000,000 worth of Bitcoin and altcoins from weak hands while using Bitcoin derivatives to push prices down. He allegedly said that Bitcoin and alts like Dogecoin are expected to moon soon.

It is no secret that it is tradition in many countries to commemorate April Fools' Day (April 1st) by spreading hoaxes and playing practical jokes. Given the current state of the crypto market in terms of price movements, I can't help to wonder how big the impact of April Fools' Day FUD are going to be on the crypto market. Will the establishment use it as an opportunity to rub the current pain in good and scare more crypto holders into selling on the back of hoaxes and practical jokes? Personally I dislike and have little time for the silliness of April Fools' Day, but given the realities in hand, it might not be a bad idea to jump the gun by spreading hoaxes that are positive for the crypto market, starting today. They say practice makes perfect. Now might be a good time to start practicing by posting your best pro-Crypto April Fools' Day FOMO here. In fact, it would be great to have our very own Crypto FOMO Day on April 1st (or Crypto FOMO Weekend for that matter) - and those who get upset about it can be called "foamies," because they foam around the mouth.

E.g. it is alleged that CNBC recently reported that the price of Bitcoin declined with 40% from $9000 to $8000.  

We could counter it by saying that the price of Bitcoin increased with well over 9,000,000% from July 2010 ($0.08) to the current price of around $7400 - how is that for perspective? And we haven't even used any FOMO!

P.S. Just imagine the positive effect this might have on both Bitcoin and Altcoins - and might help to create a general feeling of solidarity that we need in this market.