Quote from: bitmover on May 20, 2024, 05:23:57 PM

With ads from my domain + btt sig + btt avatar + altcoins sig my income is still smaller than my single CM signature from less than 2 years ago.

And what would early CM campagn members say than? 
Some of them remember good old days of getting big amount of coins every week, and than manager had to reduce value to $300 per week, if I am not mistaken.

Yeah, but those high rates didn't last long.

I remember to see CM paying 0.0375 btc per week, but this was lower than 200 usd for a very long time. But it was always the best paying camping in the forum.

Bitcoin was below 10k for a long time

I just checked their website, for some reason it says account suspended, this is the very first time I am trying to check and I do not have any VPN on, so it is weird to be already banned even before I have ever visited the website. That alone should raise some serious red flags for anyone who wants to use it. Secondly, I went and checked their twitter, and there is nearly zero interest to it, sure the yare not active but you could defend that by saying you do not have to be active on twitter to be a good business, which is right, but if nobody n twitter cares for you and has a community to back you up, then yeah that is not a good look at all.

I thought that Ethereum ETF's are already a sure because we have seen Bitcoin already been approved this year. So I was surprised that the SEC is asking more documents here. Nevertheless, I do agree, this is a positive development, at least SEC is giving feedback, unlike before in Bitcoin wherein the approval will be delayed or cancelled but then eventually they give it a go signal.

We've seen precedence already so most likely it's just a matter of time for the approval. And since we are in the bull run, this is going to be big not just for Ethereum but for the whole crypto market as this could have a trickle effect specially on notable altcoins. And with that, Ethereum holders should just continue to HODL with this positive development.

We have seen how the hype around the recent BTC halving has created exposure for the crypto market and Bitcoin in general. Even altcoin traders were enthusiastic about alctoins which many believe would have brought in more returns if Bitcoin had done well and made a lot of increase, now we have another interesting day for Bitcoin which is the Bitcoin Pizza Day and I want to know what everyone thinks of this day.

 I mean we are remembering the day when someone bought a pizza with 10,000 BTC, if we remember events like this, it could inspire the trust in BTC and may might want to benefit from it believing that it could rise up in future, I mean, nobody will like to be like the guy.

Perhaps this is what drove the price of Bitcoin recently to above $70k? As investors trying to relived this historic event and so it created a lot of hype again and again every year. So I would say still good and yeah it could instill some trust in BTC.

However, when he did it, he wants to proved that BTC can be used for micro-payment/transaction. But now BTC is a investment vehicle, everyone is jumping on it because of it's potential to get us good ROI in the future. Nevertheless we won't forget this historic event that Laszlo Hanyecz as it really pave the way and open the doors for BTC.

Hitting it again activated some idle traders obviously. We have peaked as high as 73k if I saw that right, and dropped to 70k, meaning that some people waited until it reached over 70k to sell, and they had some sell orders there ready to be triggered. Thats fine, means that we are getting rid of people with weak hands who are going to end up hurting the market if they were staying. This way we are going to just have buyers and sellers will get lesser and lesser. Let them sell whatever they want to sell, in the we are going to be the ones who are going to win, and we will do a lot better with time for sure.