I just opened my first short. What am I in for?

you are about to get liquidated.
In current time inflation is in short term bullish

BULLRUN CANCELLED. SEE YOU IN NOVEMBER.

>>60631048 (OP)
Core CPI came in lower than expected. You’re about to get liquidated

>>60631115
"Bitcoin is a swarm of cyber hornets serving the goddess of wisdom, feeding on the fire of truth, exponentially growing ever smarter, faster, and stronger behind a wall of encrypted energy." -- Michael Saylor

>>60631048 (OP)
why dont we just store all the extra money in BitCoin instead of distributing it accross the economy (inflation)

>>60631048 (OP)
Core CPI lower than expected
*U.S. JUNE CORE CPI INFLATION RISES 0.2% M/M; EST. 0.3%; PREV. 0.1%*

And FED care more about Core CPI than anything else.

>>60631048 (OP)
Shorts are leveraged positions, so you're in for massive Ls in the long run.

>>60631156
>BTC in 2012
Fuck the system! Chart go up!

>BTC in 2025
Dude muh CMD gap, muh ETF inblows, muh blackrock, muh CPIs

>>60631135
>>60631156

Already priced in.
Fucking retards think all this out-of-nowhere pump was "coincidence".

Orange nigger already spilled the beans for his flunkies.

>>60631156
Nice

>the dollar is inflating!
>quick sell your stocks/crypto for cash!

>>60631115
Ethan Hawk?

>>60631048 (OP)
you gonna rekt in anus

>>60631048 (OP)
I've seen posts saying this will cause people to pause spending because prices are increasing.
Why wouldn't they buy more now before prices increase even more?

>>60631048 (OP)
This doesn't mean shit without knowing what the expectations were. 2.7% isn't terrible.

>>60631948
Going to take your question seriously.

Prices across the board increase, including everyday needs like groceries, utilities, etc., meaning the average person now has less to spend on other more frivolous things. They don’t buy that new television they’ve been wanting, they skip the yearly family vacation to disneyworld, they don’t go out to eat on their once a week date night.

The larger impact we see right now is on housing, which Powell has been desperately trying to kill and it’s finally showing some results, but it was “stubborn” and remains so. People are not buying houses now, but people also are not lowering prices that much. The market is at a standstill. Powell did not predict for this, and has in the meantime severely damaged the economy by reducing spending across every other industry, which is going to long term trickle down to less jobs, more debt default, less wage increases, and even higher prices. So now the only way to really fix that is cut rates so people feel comfortable spending again as that will flood money into the economy via job creation and stability as well as wage increases. Yet it will have the unfortunate side effect of spiking asset prices again, including stocks, crypto, and, yes… housing.

We are watching the real time deletion of the middle class in the US. Those who own assets will be rich, forever. Those who don’t will have a MUCH harder time even planning for retirement let along “making it”.

>>60631048 (OP)
post size, entry and liq price

>>60631342
>hikes interest rates
cash is suddenly king

>>60631048 (OP)
godtrader