>>60805513 (OP)
Bubbles pop, and charting two moving targets against each other with diverging cycles looks pretty retarded. Even then, in your grotesquely distorted chart the truth is visible.
>>60805706
Pretty much all alts got raped by BTC's very strong performance over the past 2 years, especially when BTC.d recovered at the start of this year. That shouldn't been the start of alt season but it got delayed (and rightly so, institutions pouring into BTC pumped it fair and square). Eventually it will recover though. Maxis have this notion that tokens should always print ATH after ATH against BTC to be worth it, but that's wrong. If BTC does a x10 and my shitcoin x5s it's BTC bottom, I'm up x50 in dollars.
>fuddies are still obsessed with what the price was 5 years ago
that's honestly pretty sad. it's like a 30 year old man who can't let go of high school. link is outperforming both btc and eth on the 1Y it's time to move on buddy.
>>60806029
This is your brain as a btc maxi: dlt has no value outside of btc. That's so ridiculously narrow-minded. Literally like saying the internet is just for email.
>>60805513 (OP)
You know what's really funny. They always used Link/BTC chart. Now they are using Link/Eth chart. Whatever makes it look the worst. Always changing the goalposts.
>>60807298
You are the blackest gorilla nigger. Link/btc looks like shit. How does -90% sound?
It was 35000 sats during the bear market when it was crabbing at $5, now its 20000 sats and you're getting cocky. Ngmi
>>60806324
Not a maxi but BTC is by far the dominant asset in crypto. It has around 50-60% of the crypto market cap. It is bought by government and companies and has the most liquidity. So from an investment perspective it is the less risk prone crypto, so as an investment if I am investing in a more volatile, less liquid, less established asset, I am expecting a higher return (read about the efficient border etc...). That's why everyone measures alts against btc. Can't believe I have to explain this on in finance board.
>>60808196
Sure, and you'll be able to measure that against btc. But for now Chainlink dominance is below 2%, it has to start eating btc dominance and gaining sats at some point if you want this to happen.
>>60805530
Are you joking with how ironic this is? You are posting the return based on if the person invested at launch which NONE OF YOU DID. If you bought link 5 years ago you are down like 70%.
>>60806970
Its the more accurate judge of value since the US dollar is still and will always be the stable currency. Stop being a retarded faggot highschool dropout.
>>60808660 >If you bought link 5 years ago you are down like 70%.
4 years ago*. Only people that bought the 2021 highs are down. Even 2020 top buyers ($20) are now in the green. >You are posting the return based on if the person invested at launch which NONE OF YOU DID.
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>>60808660
Kek, fuddies actually believe most of us bought the former top
The only bag holders are you guys, anyone who bought below $25 dollars is in profit, which is the vast majority of links existence
You'd need to be a fomo chaser or a RETARD who lost their stack with bancor or LPL and who desperately wanted back in, this buying the top - to be annoyed with links situation right now
>>60809640
Seriously don't do this shit, don't start disparaging nufrens from buying above 20. Same thing that fucked us last time. Shut the fuck up. To anyone reading this, $20 is a steal don't listen to this smug fag, he's just a Sergey's cock licking goon.
>>60805513 (OP) >>60805530 >>60805581
Jesus Christ. Thank you guys, was feeling pretty down over holding a shit ton of SON and DOGE during these trying times but this just lifted my spirits... Thank you, seriously.