We will probably see a spike immedietely after halving, you know bulltards buying, Whales could potentially dump at the same time to take advantage of extremely predictable liquidity
In your short-time participation in this thread, SwayStar123, you have been very "insightful" and "helpful"....
Almost to the extent of showing that you hardly know shit......
But, hey, we all have to start somewhere in our bitcoin journey. right?
Maybe I am just a bit irritated by your purposeful use of a "bulltard" descriptor.... .. Is there such a thing? Perhaps there is.....
It's almost as if you are trying to show yourself as some kind of "smarter than" the rest of us.. but then that causes me to question your own smartness or at least your intentions.
Many participants in this thread have actually made a lot of money over the years, and many times by attempting to employ a fairly simple (but not always easy) three part formula... which would be to 1) DCA....., 2) buy on dips if you can, 3) otherwise HODL...... For some strange reason, following such formula doesn't seem to tarded to me.. even if sometimes following such formula can feel a bit painful.. but it has largely worked, and there seems to be little to no reason to doubt such formula, in spite of your seeming attempts to denigrate the whole image of those who are largely bullish about bitcoin.
I don't want to invite you to inform us about what you might know that we do not know, because it seems that you likely don't hardly know shit.. as I have already mentioned above.
Did not mean to offend people who are just slowly investing or DCAing into bitcoin, by bulltards i meant people who will buy/long the second after halving because of some vague reason like "its a special time" while not realizing that the effects of halving take place over months
I doubt that the appropriate label for those kinds of people would be "bulltard," and probably a more accurate descriptor would be to label them something like "newbie."
There are a lot of newbies coming into bitcoin on a regular and ongoing basis. It is just a part of the drill to any kind of emerging asset class, and we can hardly avoid that a decent number of the "newbies" coming into bitcoin are going to get burned from time to time, especially in the beginning, because it can take a quite a while to learn about bitcoin and even how to manage and balance it into your finances.
Many of us have to learn by our mistakes rather than learning by text book or even by learning from the mistakes of others. Sure some people learn faster than others and some people do not even have to make as many mistakes themselves because they are somehow able to learn from the mistakes of others.
I think that there are a large number of us who participate in this thread who have made various bitcoin related mistakes along the way, especially the longer that any of us has been somewhat involved in bitcoin. Learning takes a while, and sometimes even seemingly veteran bitcoiners make decent-sized mistakes... perhaps Trace Mayer might be an example of such veteran bitcoiner who may have ended up biting more than he can chew and even becoming a bit too arrogant (not humble enough)... Anyhow, mistakes come in all kinds of flavors... like the famous expression: "mistakes were made."