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legendary
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January 23, 2018, 09:49:08 AM
#54
The development since late December shows very clearly what is happening.

bad news coming from Korea scared people and the price is falling, and it should also be noted that the price has risen a lot because of the hard forks we had last year and the future. The hard forks have become a joke and they do not interest you anymore and the future ones do not create that expectation that they had then the price will fall until we have some more good news

The whales - and anyone else with half a financial brain - are slowly selling all their bitcoin. As they sell, prices begin to drop sharply. They then hold back on the selling and newbies and "HODL'ers" are foolish enough to "buy the dip". This sends the price back up.

Do you want the price to drop to 0$? it is? because I and more people want the price to increase in the future and because of that we buy to make a profit and benefit from the technology


The game is over...

Do you have any bitcoin? if you do not want your bitcoin and do not believe the price of bitcoin will increase a lot in the future, then make a donation for me.

Face up to reality, the party is over.

No. there are many people who believe in the potential of bitcoin

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legendary
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January 23, 2018, 09:10:24 AM
#53
The game is just beginning: lots of new people getting interested in BTC, new platforms where you can pay with btc, people earning money for their jobs just in cryptocurrencies… Well, man, the new world is just beginning, if you want to leave the ship, leave! But I'm sure it is just the beginning of a whole new concept of what “money” means…, decentralized fees, decentralized economy…

Whales are just a little part of the whole party. Just another guest. In between, the cryptocurrencies are defining how future is going to look.
full member
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January 23, 2018, 09:03:14 AM
#52
You do have a point because most of these newbies and hodlers are all waiting for the “dip” so they could hoard a couple of bitcoins because of being hopeful that someday or maybe within this year bitcoin would skyrocketing again just like what happened around November and December last year. But I do hope the game isn’t over yet though, a lot could loose their money over this dipping.

Unfortunately a lot will indeed lose their money over this. They were warned multiple times in recent months - but, hey, what can you do when people commit themselves to a cult and leave all sanity at he doorstep in the hope of getting rich quick with no work to put in. Ain't no such thing as a free lunch.
sr. member
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January 22, 2018, 08:33:14 PM
#51
You do have a point because most of these newbies and hodlers are all waiting for the “dip” so they could hoard a couple of bitcoins because of being hopeful that someday or maybe within this year bitcoin would skyrocketing again just like what happened around November and December last year. But I do hope the game isn’t over yet though, a lot could loose their money over this dipping.
full member
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January 22, 2018, 08:26:17 PM
#50
The development since late December shows very clearly what is happening.

The whales - and anyone else with half a financial brain - are slowly selling all their bitcoin. As they sell, prices begin to drop sharply. They then hold back on the selling and newbies and "HODL'ers" are foolish enough to "buy the dip". This sends the price back up.

It then repeats with rates dropping again, until the newbies and "HODL'ers" buy the dip once more.

Except on every round the dip gets deeper and deeper.

The game is over, and anyone so stupendously stupid to keep buying from the whales who are unloading are basically just throwing their money away.

Face up to reality, the party is over.
That's a normal phenomenon

Yeah just what he said it is normal bro, you should research more on what is happening and stop the spreading of FUD bro its not good. Cool All this dip scenario had happened multiple times before and yet bitcoin is still strong and kickin. Grin Grin
legendary
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January 22, 2018, 08:07:56 PM
#49
You realize only time whales win is people selling to them.  If Hodlers start to outnumber the whales its going to hurt the whales.

Everytime the dip happens the hodlers control increase.

true, and while whales are making profit from people like OP, he is trying so hard to troll on bitcointalk and maybe scare some newbies into selling late and lose money so he can gain some psychological satisfaction from that Cheesy
I am going to concede that the game is definitely over when i see bitcoin value being less that of of Bitcoin Cash and ETH. For an investment that went from $1000 to $10,000 within a year, i think it's way too early to say that it has met it demise whiles other coins are nowhere near it's current value.
Agree, Bitcoin price surges are tremendously high and fast. actually, its expected to the investor to take the profit. I think its too early if we judge Bitcoin is over just by looking at the market cycle.
sr. member
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January 22, 2018, 07:58:50 PM
#48
Very much not over, we are here to stay when whales are selling then more for those are buying the system will be more spread and then less dips will occur in the near future. We should lead these newbies to take care more of the system than scaring them away to sell their coins and let whales benefit more for their emotional imbalance due to these kinds of posts. Just saying, respected your view.
member
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January 22, 2018, 07:50:53 PM
#47
I have experienced four big drops since I am into cryptocurrency. After every drop the price raised a lot and it went higher that it was before. I don't think the game is over now
Totally agree, though things might seem bad. Things will return back and prices would explode. Nothing to worry about.
full member
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January 22, 2018, 07:48:35 PM
#46
Not necessarily true frankly speaking, your point of view is very logical but cryptocurrency has always known severe drops but the price raised back again and increased in value so you can't really know what's happening but I ensure you its not the end.
member
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January 22, 2018, 07:46:16 PM
#45
I have experienced four big drops since I am into cryptocurrency. After every drop the price raised a lot and it went higher that it was before. I don't think the game is over now
I agree with you. The game is not over. Some have attributed this to price correction which I think is it. The functionality of P2P payment across the web enhanced by Bitcoin cannot be wished away just like that.
jr. member
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January 22, 2018, 07:36:21 PM
#44
I think you are correct in what you say!
full member
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January 22, 2018, 07:34:06 PM
#43
There is something true in what you say, but not as you think. Whales are clearly unloading BTCs right now, and  newbies are buying "the dip", but the game is not over, because the whales will then buy back their BTCs when they are much cheaper than now. I guess it is not the first time that they play this game. This is actually what has made them become bigger and bigger whales BTW...
hero member
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January 22, 2018, 07:30:39 PM
#42
The development since late December shows very clearly what is happening.

The whales - and anyone else with half a financial brain - are slowly selling all their bitcoin. As they sell, prices begin to drop sharply. They then hold back on the selling and newbies and "HODL'ers" are foolish enough to "buy the dip". This sends the price back up.

It then repeats with rates dropping again, until the newbies and "HODL'ers" buy the dip once more.

Except on every round the dip gets deeper and deeper.

The game is over, and anyone so stupendously stupid to keep buying from the whales who are unloading are basically just throwing their money away.

Face up to reality, the party is over.
If the whales were really dropping their coins then the price will be a lot lower, there is simply not enough money in the market to buy the whales out, the reason the price dips and then recovers is that the whales sell for an higher price then since the supply goes up this decreases the price and creates panic then the same whales use their cash to buy even more bitcoin, they can do this over and over again, and they do.
member
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January 22, 2018, 06:58:29 PM
#41
The development since late December shows very clearly what is happening.

The whales - and anyone else with half a financial brain - are slowly selling all their bitcoin. As they sell, prices begin to drop sharply. They then hold back on the selling and newbies and "HODL'ers" are foolish enough to "buy the dip". This sends the price back up.

It then repeats with rates dropping again, until the newbies and "HODL'ers" buy the dip once more.

Except on every round the dip gets deeper and deeper.

The game is over, and anyone so stupendously stupid to keep buying from the whales who are unloading are basically just throwing their money away.

Face up to reality, the party is over.
I think that you are totally explaining what happens actually in the market.Usually big whales create panic among newbies by spreading FUD and make price drop.Also they sell some of their bitcoins to drop the price more.Then they start to buy cheap bitcoins and increase their holding.Since new investors enter all the time in to bitcoin market,big whales continue to use this phenomenon.
newbie
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January 22, 2018, 02:23:15 PM
#40
I don't think so, Because blockchain a good technology in future, the game has just begun
member
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Living is easy with eyes closed ...
January 22, 2018, 01:13:58 PM
#39
You are certainly right. But don't forget about millions of people who want to make money quickly and who have not yet entered the game. The fact that many crypto exchanges do not register new users shows that the game still has a continuation, because as soon as these new users enter the exchanges, the bitcoin price will again grow several times.
full member
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January 22, 2018, 12:20:06 PM
#38
Why would the whales slowly ruin their cash cow?

Whales is just going after the people who sell not the people who hold.   That's why the price is very hard to go back to $4000 because hodlers.   You have to convince the hodlers to sell.  That's like convincing the mountain to move.

and hard for them to convince for so better to have patient while you are waiting on it. Whales are look so powerful they have the power on what ever they may like for.
newbie
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January 22, 2018, 12:16:52 PM
#37
The game is not over. That's the reality. Study the market and you'll understand this. This is just FUD.

Buy the dips and sell at the top. Does that ring a bell? This statement is as a result of the current situation in the market now. You need to face up to reality and learn the market.
member
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January 22, 2018, 12:16:01 PM
#36
The development since late December shows very clearly what is happening.

The whales - and anyone else with half a financial brain - are slowly selling all their bitcoin. As they sell, prices begin to drop sharply. They then hold back on the selling and newbies and "HODL'ers" are foolish enough to "buy the dip". This sends the price back up.

It then repeats with rates dropping again, until the newbies and "HODL'ers" buy the dip once more.

Except on every round the dip gets deeper and deeper.

The game is over, and anyone so stupendously stupid to keep buying from the whales who are unloading are basically just throwing their money away.

Face up to reality, the party is over.
I think in the next few months your statement will be a mockery to you for not trusting bitcoin.
Maybe you should look at bitcoin hystory, bitcoin is currently only small fluctuations and this is common.
not the only bitcoin that fluctuates but on average all the coins also experience this.
full member
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January 22, 2018, 12:14:24 PM
#35
What's happening currently in BTC market is all part of the cycle, imagine the profit taking of those who bought BTC last year at $1k price level. Profit taking by holding for a year is not yet over and FUDs are being spread all over so that they can buy back at a discounted price which I think is an effective strategy of the whales. So, if all goes well this year, if an investor bought at $10k level and waited for a year to take profit, and when exponential growth of BTC continues which is unlikely to stop, the gain could be to the moon.
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