Even if the allocation to crypto ends up being a measly 0.5% of the average normie retirement portfolio, that is $62 billion in buy pressure.

More than enough to push the price of Bitcoin past $200k and Ethereum past $7k

>>60754045 (OP)
the fact that there was a pump 6 or 12 hours ago before this news was public is proof that insider trading market manipulation is happening and being done by white house insiders

>>60754061
who cares. get on the bull train.

>>60754045 (OP)

Sell the news. Now we've had the pump from this excitement, it will taper off.

>>60754045 (OP)
That one whale who sole 10 billion barely moved the price by 5%. 60 billion is 130k, if it would happen over night.

>>60754069
It is our loss, extracted by politicians. I was in, but next time, they will insider trade against me. I can not win that game, they will extract my life blood.

>>60754061
Shut the fuck up.

Millennials putting part of their 401ks into btc and eth is unironically the only way they'll retire lmaolelkek.

>>60754045 (OP)
>$200k
I need $500k

>>60754061
And what's fucking problem you nigger

>>60754151
Having to wait 3-4 years to retire isn’t the end of the world

>>60754061
who cares, if you dont have a long position in 2025 you're retarded anyway

>>60754184
The fact that I have a long position in 2025 means it will go down sooner or later. There is no chance I'm making it.

>>60754148
Maybe in 2015. Now it's over, BTC is now a loser investment, eventually the neighbors who invest into tech stocks will eventually force-buy the house of the BTC cuck to rent-enslave him.

>>60754290
This just means crypto is now like any stock desu

>>60754106
>That one whale who sole 10 billion barely moved the price by 5%
You have no idea how the price would have moved without him selling. He sold over days.

>>60754374
Almost all of it was scooped up by tradfi whales through Galaxy Digitals OTC desk. The OG took a 3-5% haircut on the trade but if he had sold it on the open market he would have lost a lot more than 5%.

Same way Saylor can buy a billion dollars worth in a single day and have it end up being a red day. Whales trading between themselves has very little effect on price

>>60754374
That's even worse. It would need trillions to get it to 200k by now.

>>60754061
People who cry about insider trading are hilariously pathetic

>you c-cant do that you have to let me b-buy too

LOL

>>60754116
what is that pathetic lose ass bitch talk
get the fuck out of here

>>60754061
And this is a problem because??? Just hold your cryptos and shut it.

>>60754488
At the current price it takes between $500M and $1B in net inflows to increase the price by 1%. About twice that amount in net outflows decrease the price by 1% because it’s a bull market.

When the bear market begins, the numbers will change in favor of outflows

>>60754508
It's against the law and it's wrong. What's wrong with you, have you no morals?

>>60754488
>>60754564
Also, since you dont seem to understand the basics of how liquidity works within financial markets, I feel like I have to add that the $60B+ in incoming flows do not exist in a vacuum. Big tradfi players, and any regular trader who has a triple digit
IQ will frontrun the inflows and add to upward pressure. $200k is the absolute minimum

>>60754061
Upset you didn't buy that dip last week? With Uncle Trump in charge, we can inside trade together.

>>60754771

Golden bullrun? Lengthening cycles? S curve adaptation? 2.5m btc eoy?

>>60754826
Once is a coincidence. Twice is a pattern. Three times is a habit. Four times is a system.

Will this time be different? Probably not. Normies will continue to let euphoria act as their price guide near the top and fear will be their price guide near the bottom. Be happy if we hit $300k before the bear sets in

Lmfao. LMFAO!

>hey im ready to retire now where's my money
>sorry buddy no retirement it was all in chainlink and fartcoin and they're worthless now

>>60754488
Nah usually it takes 10% of the marketcap to pump. So around 160 billion.

>>60754061
Corruption is common knowledge and nobody gives a shit

>>60755045
This. It’s a global phenomena that has sustained itself for thousands of years and there is nothing anyone can do to stop it. All it takes is one single leak, and it’s nearly impossible to prove who it is.

All it takes is one single bureaucrat out of the 10000 who knows about it to start yapping to one of his old college friends who now happend to work at an investment bank. And after that guy has positioned himself for the trade, he lets all his buddies in on it too under the guise of it being a rumor

This applies to both government and the private sector. When you look at how a stock is trading right before some very good or very bad news is about to hit, it is very clear that a group of people with deep pockets has already found out what the news is. Rookie traders often think of mainstream news outlets as a tool for their trading, not realizing that the big boys already priced in the news several days before it was published.

>>60754045 (OP)
What happens when all the norm lords drop it the moment crypto winter comes? It's gonna be like dominoes and I'll rofllmfao if Sailor gets sunk.

>>60754061
a 2k 'pump'? Big fucking deal.
>>60754091
Suck a fat green cock bobo.

>>60754175
maybe I can, anon, maybe I can

>>60755691
Unironic question, what makes you think crypto winter will happen again? ETFs took us from 45k to 120k.

i have 100 eth. not enough rly ever make it but will contribute to making it

>>60754045 (OP)
>eth will be 7k
how about no

>>60756028
The cycle has yet to be broken, and every normalfaggot is thinking the same thing that it won't because of ETFs and 'institutional' investors, so they will all be like surprised pikachu face.jpeg when it does.

>>60754045 (OP)
This makes me think million dollar bitcoin prices are possible. But for now my logic is if bitcoin is $120k-ish now and if buy any bitcoin right now, I'll pretend it's actually at sitting at $0.

So when bitcoin hits $220k, it'll be like MY bitcoin just hit $120k.

This is flawed logic i know, but it makes my retard brain happy.

>>60756323
this is actually genius, removes the emotional involvement with volatility to the downside if you already consider it at zero from your entry

as we have seen throughout crypto continuously, the biggest mistake people make is selling for losses due to emotions

>>60756323
>So when bitcoin hits $220k, it'll be like MY bitcoin just hit $120k.
what if it goes down