tick-tock wagie your bull run is running out of time

Sidelined?

I don't even want to see the same chart for alts

If this doesn’t happen I’m killing myself
t. wagie

>>60553178 (OP)
Viewing this chart I don't know how anyone is bullish at this point. It's been half a year of down-only. Even BTC's action is fucking pathetic, it's only back to where it was 6 months ago. This is barely even a bullrun compared to previous cycles.

we on the edge of a huge correction
like btc 40k or even less

>>60553211
alts didnt run this cycle. mine are all 90% in the red. cant imagine dipping further!

Yeah easily the worst cycle of all time. Now you got the faggy trumps in and all the old shit head retard boomers just ruining the fun for everyone.

>>60553253
The tops are equidistant in this log scaling fuckery chart.
And there are other log fuckery charts that suggest it will go higher.
This one looks a bit more serious (thin lines, for example, no visual "helpers") though.
It's all fantasy & projection though, who knows.
Trump could fall over some intentionally planted evidence any day, or be used for another year to max the blame.
Normies could wake up to AI by some media event and stop spending.

My personal favorite indicator: Saylor on Forbes, the alchemist.

>>60553250
this
the whole thing is more of a crabrun
if you didn't make it by 2021 you were too late to get into crypto

>>60553178 (OP)
60 days until 500 after the halving.
>It's over over isnt it ?

>>60553318
>>60553356
Summer almost always sucks for crypto and the macros are even worse now, so July/August are probably just more sideways/dumping, then it's the 500-day mark and probable start of bear market again. We wasted way too much time on stupid fucking blackswan FUD horseshit and now we're basically out of time.

>>60553360
I unironically "believe" it's different this time. The black line will go beyond 300k on this chart, a heavily dampened crawl instead of one big bounce with heavy rebound. IF Trump somehow manages to stay in office.

>>60553178 (OP)
It's all so tiresome.

>>60553480
You VILL witness the ultimate crab market.
Imagine 2000 to 2013 in stocks, but without opportunities or a livable income.

>>60553480

>>60553178 (OP)
This is because this time we pumped before the halving.

Cycle comparison from the bottom or previous top looks better.

>>60553513
I AIed it.

>>60553250
there is nobody left to buy in to make the pyramid grow

bitcoin is already widely adopted with institutional investors so unless we get hyperinflation all the potential buyers have already bought in

>>60553513
I compared my own graph built with raw data to those of a few crypto advertising websites. There's fuckery going on in every single graph. Wow.

>>60553630

>>60553636
>bitcoin is already widely adopted with institutional investors so unless we get hyperinflation all the potential buyers have already bought in
Oh we're a long way from that, BTC is still pretty small fry in the great scheme of things, and the great majority of it is currently owned by individuals. The next 10 years or so are going to see most of it steadily hoovered up by banks, companies, ETFs and countries. That's going to squash a lot of the volatility in favour of steady but diminishing growth as we head towards the top of the S-curve.

>>60553767
Somehow Bitcoin is deemed to be saturated growth when almost all other cryptos displayed poisoned growth.

>>60553786
Trump already done syphoning altcoins money months ago

>>60553735
The only proper way to make the graph is starting at the bottom and normalize that to 100, since that is the only absolute point in time and prize known
And yes trump really fucked us, but i also dont believe we crash -90 if there wasnt a parabolic move up first
All the paperhands folded now, so we need only 1 narrative to send it

>>60553794
Altcoins are dead, they're done, stack them in the corner with the NFTs. They were only ever a meme form of gambling anyway, they serve no purpose, they will bleed value over time before being quietly abandoned. Bitcoin has investment value because of its limited supply and first mover advantage, and stablecoins have transactional value as a form of currency which bypasses a lot of the flaws in the fiat system, those are the only kinds of crypto the world needs.