You guys literally have no idea how massive this crypto bullrun will be once we resume. But don't be stupid, don't sell before EOY 2026

>>60586782 (OP)
>2026
that would break the 4 year cycle no?

>>60586782 (OP)
>once we resume

its literally over bro, its been 4 years

>>60586785
>4 year cycle?
How stupid are you? Literally trillions of dollars will be invested into crypto very soon

>>60586782 (OP)
cope

>>60586782 (OP)
It will be massive because...well because i need my pockets filled thats why!

>>60586790
>two more weeks!

Everybody is waiting for it this is how you know it wont happen

>>60586808
>Everybody is waiting for it this is how you know it wont happen
You're right in the middle of it though. The stock market is becoming a shitcoin pump and dump as failing companies are shifting into crypto treasuries and using insane amounts of debt to buy crypto.

The only way it fails is if they choose the wrong crypto, or crypto rugpulls so hard that they cannot pay any debt back even with it as collateral.

>>60586826
>as failing companies are shifting into crypto treasuries and using insane amounts of debt to buy crypto.

If this were true the BTC price would have doubled already as well as many alts

>>60586829
They don't buy it all at once, that would increase the price. They accumulate it over multiple buys.

2017
>if you sell u will cry, 4 year cycle is over, supercycle starting now
2021
>if you sell u will cry, 4 year cycle is over, supercycle starting now

you niggas are literally repeating the same shit u said the past 2 cycles

>>60586831
There is 0 proof or evidence that they do bro

stop coping

IBIT is Blackrock's highest revenue ETF so far this year. There's been an explosion in the number of companies, hedge funds, governments, etc. actively buying or planning to buy BTC. We're going to get Fed rate cuts later this year and next. Huge things are happening now. BTC is ready to explode upwards at any moment.
None of us own enough bitcoin. I've got 5 but I'm extremely excited.

>>60586840
Why change a working bot playbook?

>>60586782 (OP)
>>60586790
> stooopid
> you are stooopid
I demand compelling evidence. Else I yell
> eeeeexit liiiiquiiiidiiiityyyy

> There's been an explosion in the number of companies, hedge funds, governments, etc. actively buying or planning to buy BTC
Yet the price remains unchanged. Seems a lot of people are selling. Or the markets are largely rigged.

>>60586911
>Seems a lot of people are selling
Institutional buyers are definitely acquiring huge quantities of bitcoin, the ETFs, companies, and public reserves are bound by all sorts of disclosure laws which mean that they’re definitely being truthful about their accumulation. The buying isn’t happening on the open market, so big long term holders have to be selling it to them OTC. No idea whether that’s old whales, miners, or maybe law enforcement and countries who don’t want to hold, but maybe the availability of all the exit liquidity for off-book trades is making for an attractive opportunity to sell large volumes without tanking the price.

There’s definitely some sort of fuckery going on beneath the surface, concealing all the actually important action. If the process continues then the availability of coin for off-book trades ought to eventually dry up, and the likes of Blackrock, who are legally obliged to match inflows to their ETF, will be forced to place enormous buy orders on the open market. If that happens then the price may suddenly go through the roof, but it’s a big if. On the flip side, if prices drop and a load of retail pull their money out of the ETFs then there might suddenly be loads of Bitcoin flooding into the market.

>>60586785
> thinking btc will be central to global finance's agendas for yearrs to come
its a trojan horse bud

>dude banks will use my tokens
Large purchases of crypto drop the price because the supply is increased. Large sales of crypto do the same thing because of "crypto foundations" and "dark pools" being able to issue infinite bitcoin (or any other crypto). 21 millionbisba jew lie; code can be altered on a whim, especially when these "democracy makers" control the majority of the networks like they do hollywood and the news outlets.

>>60586782 (OP)
2026 is the bear year retard, looking forward to the next luna collapse

>>60586782 (OP)
What people don't realize is that 2021 was just a test pump to set us up for a 2017 style pump now.

>>60587643
>dude banks will use my tokens
yes

>>60586831
So you will never have a massive bullrun just 3% ShitnPiss gains until the bubble bursts kek

I’ve been holding 50k in alts, down to 45k now but whatever, the point is I want to convert it all to bitcoin, the moment I do that alts will pump.

>>60586782 (OP)
I'm so fucking burnt out of actively trading. I got gigaskullfucked trying to swing trade the tariff shit. All I'm doing now is putting $500 in indexes and bitcoin. fuck you niggers. I can wait until 2030