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Title: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: philipma1957 on April 18, 2024, 02:34:02 PM
I like option 5 be like JJG and dca. Obviously hodl after you do your dca.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: Captain Corporate on April 18, 2024, 04:56:21 PM
Lol "hey relax we haven't started yet" option is funny, but at the same time what I believe to be true. We still haven't had the halving yet, its like tomorrow or the day after that I think. The fact that we have gone over the All time high price even before the halving made some people think that it was the bull run, and to be fair even if it was, we went from 15k to 73k, which is awesome bull run, but I also think that it will take about a full year for bitcoin to have the full peak after the halving. The sprint of 2025 should see the real peak, after that I am sure the bear run will start once again.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: Stompix on April 18, 2024, 05:55:13 PM
This one was quite a nice one.

If you had taken a bet on the hype caused by ETF alone and would have gone out when it reached peak you would have made quite the profits of over 100% in 3 months and you could have gone out and watched from the side with spare money whatever happens.
So speculators had their fun, and long-term investors from 2019/2021 peaks finally can breathe profits or at least zero losses, the only ones not seeing it funny were the ones going long with leverage, but that wasn't the smartest thing to do in any occasion.

Oh, and btw, 20% off 73 means 58.4 so at 59180 we were $800 from an official end of the bull run.

Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: philipma1957 on April 19, 2024, 02:21:33 AM
This one was quite a nice one.

If you had taken a bet on the hype caused by ETF alone and would have gone out when it reached peak you would have made quite the profits of over 100% in 3 months and you could have gone out and watched from the side with spare money whatever happens.
So speculators had their fun, and long-term investors from 2019/2021 peaks finally can breathe profits or at least zero losses, the only ones not seeing it funny were the ones going long with leverage, but that wasn't the smartest thing to do in any occasion.

Oh, and btw, 20% off 73 means 58.4 so at 59180 we were $800 from an official end of the bull run.

Yeah we are hanging in there lots of sideways action.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: bitterguy28 on April 19, 2024, 05:49:23 AM
Lol "hey relax we haven't started yet" option is funny, but at the same time what I believe to be true. We still haven't had the halving yet, its like tomorrow or the day after that I think. The fact that we have gone over the All time high price even before the halving made some people think that it was the bull run, and to be fair even if it was, we went from 15k to 73k, which is awesome bull run, but I also think that it will take about a full year for bitcoin to have the full peak after the halving. The sprint of 2025 should see the real peak, after that I am sure the bear run will start once again.
days before halving Bitcoin drops in its lowest form since it reached 70+ thousand dollars in which we have seen today so I believe that there are lots of coming ups and down from this day forward so better to be ready in what will come than expecting so much but fails tomorrow.
lets relax and sip a coffee and watch this roller coaster market with our Holdings in safety.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: Don Pedro Dinero on April 19, 2024, 06:38:31 PM
I wouldn't even call it a bull run. The whole cycle, which ends in a few hours, has been anomalous. Although to call it anomalous we have to assume that in the previous ones there were some regularities, which there were, but they are too few data to be anything significant. At the end of the cycle we broke ath and I expected the price to continue to rise but it did not, now it is normal that there is a growth in the post-halving months but as nothing is certain I have voted for the last option 'Don't worry be like JJG and dca'.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: Lucius on April 19, 2024, 06:42:27 PM
Hey relax we have not started it yet ;)

The real action is yet to come, unless someone wants to believe that ETFs bought 500 000+ BTC and will not buy any more, and that the halving will have absolutely no effect this time. I don't know how this HK (China) spot ETF will turn out, but now we will see how crazy the Chinese are about cryptocurrencies, of course assuming that people from China will be able to invest in HK.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: Captain Corporate on April 19, 2024, 08:01:20 PM

days before halving Bitcoin drops in its lowest form since it reached 70+ thousand dollars in which we have seen today so I believe that there are lots of coming ups and down from this day forward so better to be ready in what will come than expecting so much but fails tomorrow.
lets relax and sip a coffee and watch this roller coaster market with our Holdings in safety.

I agree that volatility will be a big thing, and we are going to face that for a long time. I believe that we are going to end up with a lot of ups and downs. However, we have seen a down already, I think we are going to end up seeing more ups after this. The reality is that price does drop a bit when we are talking about a situation that is this close to halving, last halving had a drop right before as well. Plus this had some reasons related to a potential war as well, which I believe will not happen and over now . So when you combine all of this together, we end up seeing a bigger up soon, or at least hopefully.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: milewilda on April 20, 2024, 07:33:09 PM
#option 3

Everything would really be potentially be starting on post-halving event or season. It would really be that so hard to make out some conclusions that bull run on this cycle might be short
or something you can call it shit or whatosever. We arent still there yet but its true that each of us would really be having that kind of approach when it comes to things.
Anytime we've hearing out tons of sentiments in the market then we would really be finding ourselves that having those kind of change of impressions on which
due to that being impatient on the current things we are dealing on with.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: TomPluz on April 21, 2024, 09:02:37 AM

"Hey relax we have not started it yet..."

What we experienced so far can be considered as just a preview of the power of Bitcoin so I am expected its influence to be more relevant in the next many months of 2024 and can even extend to 2025. Many people already know that this time around, halving will not be producing that dramatic moves for the price of Bitcoin, As of the moment, Bitcoin is around $65K which is a little bit far cry from the new ATH it already established...maybe all of us are looking for Bitcoin to go beyond the last record and maybe even fly high to $80K since we both have the ETF approval and halving as the two biggest triggers at hand but alas the market seems to me is not anymore excited for such a run and maybe those triggers were already factored in weeks ago. Now, with this scenario, we should not really worry and not just relax because the best things are yet to come. But I guess it would be a slower process this time around but eventually Bitcoin will get there...so we should continue on hodling and never be pushed by FOMO noise in the market.

Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: Fivestar4everMVP on April 21, 2024, 02:10:37 PM
Hey man, just relax, we aren't started yet, or should I say, the bullrun aren't started yet.

Now, I am beginning to think that maybe some investors, possibly those who are new to crypto and about the experience their first bull run, saw the price of bitcoin and some major altcoins rose to their previous all time highs, and recorded a new all time high, and they thought that was the bull, and now the entire market is dropping, they thought it's all over, so, they too they dumped, lol 😂.

We are still in the accumulation zone, those who have extra funds laying around and are wise enough are currently using little time left to accumulate as much crypto as they can afford, the bull run will possibly kick in in full effect around October/November this year, and will run through to march/April next year being 2025.

Lets all get prepared.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: Thyplaymaker on April 21, 2024, 04:13:24 PM
Lol this bull run is kinda weird, alot people are expecting some dip before the main bull run . While some are saying bitcoin may not dip before the increment in price. But base on history of previous halvings there's always a Dip before the bull run.  Well no one can actually tell, and in this same year bitcoin hit a new ATH before the halving so this bull is going to be unique in a good way though. So we can't actually tell the next move so is better to keep accummulating and holding because even though the dip happens , still Bitcoin going to undergo massive increase in price hitting it's new peak .
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: philipma1957 on April 22, 2024, 12:47:25 AM
Lol this bull run is kinda weird, alot people are expecting some dip before the main bull run . While some are saying bitcoin may not dip before the increment in price. But base on history of previous halvings there's always a Dip before the bull run.  Well no one can actually tell, and in this same year bitcoin hit a new ATH before the halving so this bull is going to be unique in a good way though. So we can't actually tell the next move so is better to keep accummulating and holding because even though the dip happens , still Bitcoin going to undergo massive increase in price hitting it's new peak .

yeah dca and hodl is my general behavior right now.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: Sim_card on April 22, 2024, 10:39:05 AM
I am going with option 5 just like OP, which is to DCA just like how JJG do advice investors to accumulate bitcoin, because it helps you to just keep on buying and increase your bitcoin stash. I still have little bitcoin in my portfolio, and no need to worry about the market currently, but just to focus on accumulating more bitcoin.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: Thyplaymaker on April 22, 2024, 12:49:45 PM
I am going with option 5 just like OP, which is to DCA just like how JJG do advice investors to accumulate bitcoin, because it helps you to just keep on buying and increase your bitcoin stash. I still have little bitcoin in my portfolio, and no need to worry about the market currently, but just to focus on accumulating more bitcoin.
That's what we all should be doing right now, focusing on how to get more Bitcoin in our portfolio. Because this bull run is gonna be a strong one , and I've began to change my expectations of Bitcoin hitting the range of $100 k as it's new peak , but rather the range of $200+, because During the bull not gonna hold Bitcoin back its going to surge massively. So let's focus on accumulating and holding now . :)
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: philipma1957 on April 22, 2024, 02:26:47 PM
STILL stacking at this moment in time.  I plan to do this for months to come.

I will hodl as much as possible.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: JoyMarsha on April 23, 2024, 10:25:13 PM
Lol this bull run is kinda weird, alot people are expecting some dip before the main bull run . While some are saying bitcoin may not dip before the increment in price. But base on history of previous halvings there's always a Dip before the bull run.  Well no one can actually tell, and in this same year bitcoin hit a new ATH before the halving so this bull is going to be unique in a good way though. So we can't actually tell the next move so is better to keep accummulating and holding because even though the dip happens , still Bitcoin going to undergo massive increase in price hitting it's new peak .
As the halving ends today, no one can tell whether there will be a further increase in price or decrease because currently, the price of bitcoin has increased a bit from when the halving started at $61k, but as of today is around $66k.

The whole market situation will be kinda confusing and unpredictable in this second quarter of the year. However, to stay clear from all confusion in the market, it is better to hodl and use a DCA strategy to scale through the ups and downs of the market because trying to know the next move of bitcoin price will make one miss the good opportunity to enter the crypto market
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: Thyplaymaker on April 24, 2024, 12:59:21 AM
STILL stacking at this moment in time.  I plan to do this for months to come.

I will hodl as much as possible.
That's just the spirit, the right thing to do now is to hodl because am pretty sure bitcoin is going to surge beyond $100k and missing such opportunity won't be nice .
Lol this bull run is kinda weird, alot people are expecting some dip before the main bull run . While some are saying bitcoin may not dip before the increment in price. But base on history of previous halvings there's always a Dip before the bull run.  Well no one can actually tell, and in this same year bitcoin hit a new ATH before the halving so this bull is going to be unique in a good way though. So we can't actually tell the next move so is better to keep accummulating and holding because even though the dip happens , still Bitcoin going to undergo massive increase in price hitting it's new peak .
As the halving ends today, no one can tell whether there will be a further increase in price or decrease because currently, the price of bitcoin has increased a bit from when the halving started at $61k, but as of today is around $66k.

The whole market situation will be kinda confusing and unpredictable in this second quarter of the year. However, to stay clear from all confusion in the market, it is better to hodl and use a DCA strategy to scale through the ups and downs of the market because trying to know the next move of bitcoin price will make one miss the good opportunity to enter the crypto market

You are right, but one thing I know for sure is that this year bullish trend is strong . Though we might or might not experience any dip before surging in price. If you observed the market trend you will see that is two ways either Bitcoin dip or increase in price. But one thing for sure Bitcoin is going to rise well above what we Expected even though it may take a year after the halving,  All we got to do is hodl.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: UNIVERSE on May 01, 2024, 11:31:34 PM
As the halving ends today, no one can tell whether there will be a further increase in price or decrease because currently, the price of bitcoin has increased a bit from when the halving started at $61k, but as of today is around $66k.
Even after more than a week after halving, the price of Bitcoin keep falling down and declining seriously. Moreover, it really touches $56k only and probably will still be changing again. Well, this is not new actually, the market always has its correction every time after halving. But this time, maybe it is quite surprising and too much declining. We may see another drop again later, will it fall down until under $50k ?
Our hope after the halving is that prices can skyrocket significantly. However, this is unlikely to happen instantly. especially with the current market conditions and some of the issues that have to be faced, this is not all that easy.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: KingsDen on May 02, 2024, 05:14:19 PM
Hey, relax we have not started it yet

Yes, this cannot be the long anticipated bull run. Believe me, if this be the bull run for this circle such that the next one will be around 2029 and 2030, just know that there'll be problems with bitcoin. No, this cannot be it...
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: jeraldskie11 on May 02, 2024, 07:00:17 PM
Hey, relax we have not started it yet

Yes, this cannot be the long anticipated bull run. Believe me, if this be the bull run for this circle such that the next one will be around 2029 and 2030, just know that there'll be problems with bitcoin. No, this cannot be it...
We have to accept that there's always a manipulation before explosion. If we are basing in the history of halving, people were afraid that it will caused crash in Bitcoin's price. But what happen after a couple of weeks? That time people have doubt to Bitcoin and some are selling their assets, and then afterwards Bitcoin explodes and create an ATH. So in this situation, we have to just relax and keep accumulating because every time the price goes down it's an opportunity to buy.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: philipma1957 on May 02, 2024, 08:39:26 PM
I guess it is buy the dip and hodl. Getting too tired to do this time and time again.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: EthereumDev_ on May 03, 2024, 06:48:36 AM
I guess it is buy the dip and hodl. Getting too tired to do this time and time again.
Don't give up with bitcoin price movements that are always like this, we have to make good use of these price movements, bitcoin provides an opportunity for those who continue to follow bitcoin price movements to make a lot of profit, the rise and fall of bitcoin prices is very important and now it has started to recover price to $60k again.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: doc on May 03, 2024, 09:27:07 AM
I guess it is buy the dip and hodl. Getting too tired to do this time and time again.
Don't give up with bitcoin price movements that are always like this, we have to make good use of these price movements, bitcoin provides an opportunity for those who continue to follow bitcoin price movements to make a lot of profit, the rise and fall of bitcoin prices is very important and now it has started to recover price to $60k again.
If we bought bitcoin during the dump and it touched $56K, maybe now we have made a profit because the price of bitcoin has risen to $59K. Yes, that's how Bitcoin is very volatile and can go up and down without us being able to predict it.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: philipma1957 on May 03, 2024, 05:13:35 PM
I guess it is buy the dip and hodl. Getting too tired to do this time and time again.
Don't give up with bitcoin price movements that are always like this, we have to make good use of these price movements, bitcoin provides an opportunity for those who continue to follow bitcoin price movements to make a lot of profit, the rise and fall of bitcoin prices is very important and now it has started to recover price to $60k again.
If we bought bitcoin during the dump and it touched $56K, maybe now we have made a profit because the price of bitcoin has risen to $59K. Yes, that's how Bitcoin is very volatile and can go up and down without us being able to predict it.

I added 0.015 btc all under 59k we are now at 61k. so all is at profit
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: dekafee79 on May 03, 2024, 05:59:02 PM
I guess it is buy the dip and hodl. Getting too tired to do this time and time again.
Don't give up with bitcoin price movements that are always like this, we have to make good use of these price movements, bitcoin provides an opportunity for those who continue to follow bitcoin price movements to make a lot of profit, the rise and fall of bitcoin prices is very important and now it has started to recover price to $60k again.
If we bought bitcoin during the dump and it touched $56K, maybe now we have made a profit because the price of bitcoin has risen to $59K. Yes, that's how Bitcoin is very volatile and can go up and down without us being able to predict it.

I added 0.015 btc all under 59k we are now at 61k. so all is at profit
Congratulations, friend, Nada has made short-term profits. and I also bought at $57k and am currently making a profit like you. This is a good moment to make short-term investments if you still have funds to buy and sell when you have made a profit.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: TopT3ns on May 05, 2024, 07:09:35 PM
I guess it is buy the dip and hodl. Getting too tired to do this time and time again.
Don't give up with bitcoin price movements that are always like this, we have to make good use of these price movements, bitcoin provides an opportunity for those who continue to follow bitcoin price movements to make a lot of profit, the rise and fall of bitcoin prices is very important and now it has started to recover price to $60k again.
Currently market conditions seem to have risen again and perhaps this price increase is influenced by good news which usually makes whales buy very large amounts of bitcoin. If bitcoin price movements are used for daily trading in my opinion, it is not very suitable, maybe we can use altcoins that has fast price movements and is suitable if used for daily trading.
If we bought bitcoin during the dump and it touched $56K, maybe now we have made a profit because the price of bitcoin has risen to $59K. Yes, that's how Bitcoin is very volatile and can go up and down without us being able to predict it.

I added 0.015 btc all under 59k we are now at 61k. so all is at profit
Congratulations, friend, Nada has made short-term profits. and I also bought at $57k and am currently making a profit like you. This is a good moment to make short-term investments if you still have funds to buy and sell when you have made a profit.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: philipma1957 on May 05, 2024, 10:16:56 PM
So my buy is up to 64k it averaged around 57-58 k

not bad.

Maybe we push over 65k today.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: enwi on May 06, 2024, 06:43:23 PM
So my buy is up to 64k it averaged around 57-58 k

not bad.

Maybe we push over 65k today.
It seems from coinmarketcap data that today Bitcoin managed to penetrate the sell order wall at $65k until finally a few minutes later the price fell again slowly to the current market conditions.
(https://i.imgur.com/xDoA4Am.jpeg)
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: milewilda on May 06, 2024, 08:16:58 PM
So my buy is up to 64k it averaged around 57-58 k

not bad.

Maybe we push over 65k today.
It seems from coinmarketcap data that today Bitcoin managed to penetrate the sell order wall at $65k until finally a few minutes later the price fell again slowly to the current market conditions.
(https://i.imgur.com/xDoA4Am.jpeg)
So we do have that $65k resistance. If we do able to break this resistance then we would be seeing 70k on fast manner but it seems that it would be taking a while if these corrections or rejections would happen. This is why for those who do love to play with these movements then they are really that indeed making money as of this moment. You would really be having these kind of impressions that this might be different but actually this is just an ordinary day here on crypto space. Bull run the shortest? We arent that even still on that condition yet.
We are really that still starting.  ;D
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: philipma1957 on May 06, 2024, 10:42:12 PM
So my buy is up to 64k it averaged around 57-58 k

not bad.

Maybe we push over 65k today.
It seems from coinmarketcap data that today Bitcoin managed to penetrate the sell order wall at $65k until finally a few minutes later the price fell again slowly to the current market conditions.
(https://i.imgur.com/xDoA4Am.jpeg)
So we do have that $65k resistance. If we do able to break this resistance then we would be seeing 70k on fast manner but it seems that it would be taking a while if these corrections or rejections would happen. This is why for those who do love to play with these movements then they are really that indeed making money as of this moment. You would really be having these kind of impressions that this might be different but actually this is just an ordinary day here on crypto space. Bull run the shortest? We arent that even still on that condition yet.
We are really that still starting.  ;D

Well we are hanging in there. I sold off the coin purchased at 56.9 57.6 57.5 at 64646 frees up cash for a dip and ir is a profit.

2 years ago I sold a lot of btc at a loss just to have a write off for future mining earnings.

So I am in a no tax capital gain for about 35000 usd.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: MrSpasybo on May 06, 2024, 10:50:52 PM
Hey, relax we have not started it yet

Yes, this cannot be the long anticipated bull run. Believe me, if this be the bull run for this circle such that the next one will be around 2029 and 2030, just know that there'll be problems with bitcoin. No, this cannot be it...
I also choose this option, and I believe that the new bullrun has just begun and the most important phase of the bullrun has not yet taken place. We are still in the market's re-accumulation phase and will soon see a strong breakout of both BTC and ALTS: BTC will reach a price above $100K and ALTS will have an altseason.

Those who are panicking and are selling off tokens to leave the market may not understand the cyclical nature of this market. They should zoom out to see that the main trend is uptrend, not downtrend. The BTC halving has just happened, we are just starting to feel the impact of the scarcity that has just doubled. The opportunities for us are still ahead!
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: Legion on May 08, 2024, 04:52:53 PM
So my buy is up to 64k it averaged around 57-58 k

not bad.

Maybe we push over 65k today.
It seems from coinmarketcap data that today Bitcoin managed to penetrate the sell order wall at $65k until finally a few minutes later the price fell again slowly to the current market conditions.
(https://i.imgur.com/xDoA4Am.jpeg)
So we do have that $65k resistance. If we do able to break this resistance then we would be seeing 70k on fast manner but it seems that it would be taking a while if these corrections or rejections would happen. This is why for those who do love to play with these movements then they are really that indeed making money as of this moment. You would really be having these kind of impressions that this might be different but actually this is just an ordinary day here on crypto space. Bull run the shortest? We arent that even still on that condition yet.
We are really that still starting.  ;D

Well we are hanging in there. I sold off the coin purchased at 56.9 57.6 57.5 at 64646 frees up cash for a dip and ir is a profit.

2 years ago I sold a lot of btc at a loss just to have a write off for future mining earnings.

So I am in a no tax capital gain for about 35000 usd.
You make a number that is quite unique, if you have a very large amount of bitcoin and put it all in that number it will make the whales interested in destroying the wall that is in that beautiful number. Profit with quite a large amount, keep holding the bitcoin you have until the price rises, look here, many users on this forum want the price of bitcoin to rise to $100k, including me. ;D
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: milewilda on May 08, 2024, 08:59:23 PM
Hey, relax we have not started it yet

Yes, this cannot be the long anticipated bull run. Believe me, if this be the bull run for this circle such that the next one will be around 2029 and 2030, just know that there'll be problems with bitcoin. No, this cannot be it...
I also choose this option, and I believe that the new bullrun has just begun and the most important phase of the bullrun has not yet taken place. We are still in the market's re-accumulation phase and will soon see a strong breakout of both BTC and ALTS: BTC will reach a price above $100K and ALTS will have an altseason.

Those who are panicking and are selling off tokens to leave the market may not understand the cyclical nature of this market. They should zoom out to see that the main trend is uptrend, not downtrend. The BTC halving has just happened, we are just starting to feel the impact of the scarcity that has just doubled. The opportunities for us are still ahead!
Why we cant just wait before the market for it to kick in?  :)

People do really love on taking up some conclusions even if the market hasnt move out that high yet and already making up some words that it is already shit and shortest bull run
even though its pretty obvious that we arent that still there yet. There would be some indicators that we are already heading into bull run though but this is just me
on which on the time that we would be seeing tons of positive news of different projects in regarding updates and other bullish sentiments and there are
tons of shit coins that pump out like hell and same goes with those established coins in the market then we can say that we are already there.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: akeemqaz on May 08, 2024, 10:24:47 PM
It's too early to claim this is the shortest bull run, as we can expect more price increases, especially for Bitcoin and Ethereum. I'm prepared for this by pairing the two cryptocurrencies on Bitget's smart portfolio. And this way, if Bitcoin experiences a bull run first, I'll accumulate more ETH. Then, I'll be ready for Ethereum's typically larger bull cycle, which tends to follow Bitcoin's price surge.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: pacar_tiri on May 09, 2024, 09:25:13 AM
It's too early to claim this is the shortest bull run, as we can expect more price increases, especially for Bitcoin and Ethereum. I'm prepared for this by pairing the two cryptocurrencies on Bitget's smart portfolio. And this way, if Bitcoin experiences a bull run first, I'll accumulate more ETH. Then, I'll be ready for Ethereum's typically larger bull cycle, which tends to follow Bitcoin's price surge.
For now, the increase in Bitcoin prices may not be like before before the Bitcoin ETF happened. I would rather advise you to increase as much Ethereum as you can because we are waiting for the Ethereum ETF which will be announced soon, because when there is an announcement from the SEC regarding the acceptance of the Ethereum ETF the price will increased very sharply.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: SmartGold01 on May 09, 2024, 10:52:54 AM
It's too early to claim this is the shortest bull run, as we can expect more price increases, especially for Bitcoin and Ethereum. I'm prepared for this by pairing the two cryptocurrencies on Bitget's smart portfolio. And this way, if Bitcoin experiences a bull run first, I'll accumulate more ETH. Then, I'll be ready for Ethereum's typically larger bull cycle, which tends to follow Bitcoin's price surge.
Why did you prefer ethereum than bitcoin knowing too well than bitcoin is most trusted assets even though we knows about it volatility nature but that doesn't mean it would lose trust so easily to abandoned bitcoin to altcoin.
Investment are of choices and that is your choice no one is compelling you to go investment in bitcoin alone but it should be a way of diversification of your investment where you would have several investment to protects your funds, since most of us often choose altcoin than bitcoin and of a true we should always make bitcoin our first choice and put more percentage to it than any other altcoin out there. Btw, this bull can't be so be the shortest and of course we are expecting the main bull run from next year as the bitcoin history always tells.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: philipma1957 on May 09, 2024, 03:18:17 PM
I continue to stack my btc. Hoping for a strong run in the fall.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: milewilda on May 16, 2024, 08:39:00 PM
I continue to stack my btc. Hoping for a strong run in the fall.
This is what im doing too, we arent still on that one huge price fallback or decrease i do believe, just comparing into the past on which this is something that some people are really that waiting.

I have been preparing up my DCA fund just incase for this market to have that kind of decline but of course anything  could or couldnt happen. This is why im really that purchasing whenever
there would really be some corrections just like on that 56k but of course its not something that will really be that so simply considering that we are waiting for even more dipper.

Shittiest bullrun ever? We arent that still yet @OP.  8)
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: Captain Corporate on May 16, 2024, 10:47:04 PM
I think stacking bitcoin up for the future seems like the smartest thing to do, yes it does look like it is not awesome right now and that is understandable, but at least you got the right lesson out of it. Wisdom doesn't always come with age, but experience does and facing a lot more experience at things like these makes people wiser. I feel like we have seen these type of situations before, so we are ready for the future, we have seen it look a bit disappointing for a while, and then we have seen it skyrocket to heavens, so that is why accumulating as much say ou can during this period does look like the smart thing to do.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: dekafee79 on May 18, 2024, 09:39:10 PM
I think stacking bitcoin up for the future seems like the smartest thing to do, yes it does look like it is not awesome right now and that is understandable, but at least you got the right lesson out of it. Wisdom doesn't always come with age, but experience does and facing a lot more experience at things like these makes people wiser. I feel like we have seen these type of situations before, so we are ready for the future, we have seen it look a bit disappointing for a while, and then we have seen it skyrocket to heavens, so that is why accumulating as much say ou can during this period does look like the smart thing to do.
Starting to invest in crypto is the best step to prepare for the future, because we know it is likely that crypto will have a bright future. of course bitcoin as the king of crypto will lead altcoins through that time and become more popular in the future, I agree that bitcoin is very suitable to hold long term for the future, because the price is likely to be high.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: MrSpasybo on May 23, 2024, 01:35:00 AM
Why we cant just wait before the market for it to kick in?  :)

People do really love on taking up some conclusions even if the market hasnt move out that high yet and already making up some words that it is already shit and shortest bull run
even though its pretty obvious that we arent that still there yet. There would be some indicators that we are already heading into bull run though but this is just me
on which on the time that we would be seeing tons of positive news of different projects in regarding updates and other bullish sentiments and there are
tons of shit coins that pump out like hell and same goes with those established coins in the market then we can say that we are already there.
Yeah, we should have some clear basis to make a judgment about the current and future state of BTC and the market. For the time being, I personally haven't seen any signals confirming the end of this bullrun, even I believe that we are only at the beginning stage of the bullrun. The halving has just taken place, we are still near ATH and the market is moving in a positive direction in terms of money flow, trends, news and legal. I don't understand why many people are worried and scared at a time when we need to be optimistic and greedy ^^

Currently, we have a lot of positive news such as Trump accepting crypto donations, ETH Spot ETF will be approved soon, SEC SAB-121 will be eliminated. We also have hundreds of thousands of new tokens in April, but I don't think we are at the hottest time of the market in this bullrun. I am waiting for the strong growth of tokens price and overbought signals from hundreds of tokens in the market, maybe that's when I will be ready to take profits before the crypto winter takes over the market.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: Captain Corporate on May 23, 2024, 08:26:07 PM
That is right, bitcoin definitely leads all other coins and there is reason why its ranked so high. We are talking about something that will benefit everyone all the time. I mean I am not saying do not put a dime into anything else, of course you can still put a small part, but majority of my money being in bitcoin has a good reason, and that reason is that I trust bitcoin more than I trust anything else. Even ETH, which is second ranked and had no scandals for nearly a decade now, and even that still doesn't come close to bitcoin for me. Which is why putting money into bitcoin is still by far the best choice.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: Aanuoluwatofunmi on May 23, 2024, 09:59:36 PM
If we look into the the current situation now and how the market is moving, we will deduce that the trend is fast approaching to achieving another all time high just as we have already seen before the halving, we still have the whole year long to achieve for more new all time highs and throughout the year, there is more to expect and see, if we only consider the way far to go in seeing bitcoin get to $150,000 or above between now till next year.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: philipma1957 on May 24, 2024, 02:24:39 AM
If we look into the the current situation now and how the market is moving, we will deduce that the trend is fast approaching to achieving another all time high just as we have already seen before the halving, we still have the whole year long to achieve for more new all time highs and throughout the year, there is more to expect and see, if we only consider the way far to go in seeing bitcoin get to $150,000 or above between now till next year.

Or maybe we go in the wrong direction and dip under 60k

I have cash set aside to buy if we dip under 60k
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: LogitechMouse on May 24, 2024, 04:31:09 AM
If we look into the the current situation now and how the market is moving, we will deduce that the trend is fast approaching to achieving another all time high just as we have already seen before the halving, we still have the whole year long to achieve for more new all time highs and throughout the year, there is more to expect and see, if we only consider the way far to go in seeing bitcoin get to $150,000 or above between now till next year.
We've just seen the worst price correction this year. From $70,000 down to $67,000 currently. :D
It's obvious that I'm just kidding on that part, but I guess before we will see the market going up, and up, we will see a series of price corrections first.

I believe that it will start at the 2nd half of the year (probably June or July). Anyway, I still continue to accumulate Bitcoins until now because I believe that I can still double my money. If not, I will still end up profiting, and I just need to be patient and wait for a few months. There's no harm in holding. :) I hope that everybody is still accumulating Bitcoins until now. :)
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: philipma1957 on May 24, 2024, 04:55:03 AM
I purchased some more coin today.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: UNIVERSE on May 24, 2024, 07:38:12 AM
We've just seen the worst price correction this year. From $70,000 down to $67,000 currently. :D
It's obvious that I'm just kidding on that part, but I guess before we will see the market going up, and up, we will see a series of price corrections first.
Worse correction?  ;D
It is very normal correction. Even the previous correction was deeper, it was from $73k to $56k.
I know you're just kidding, you must really understand that the correction is normal thing. As long as the price won't return to around $20k, we don't need to feel so worried.

I believe that it will start at the 2nd half of the year (probably June or July). Anyway, I still continue to accumulate Bitcoins until now because I believe that I can still double my money. If not, I will still end up profiting, and I just need to be patient and wait for a few months. There's no harm in holding. :) I hope that everybody is still accumulating Bitcoins until now. :)
What will happen in June or July?
The correction will always happen every month, but it is expected that the correction won't be so hard. I also hope the increase of Bitcoin price will be more massive, so we can have another ATH in this year. I still predict that the new ATH can be achieved in Q4 of this year. Anyway, sure we won't stop to continue accumulating.

Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: examplens on May 24, 2024, 03:41:40 PM
I would not say that what has been happening in recent months is a bull run at all. Rather, I would say a slightly more drastic price correction.
Also, with the entry of ETFs and everything that follows them, I am not sure that we will have big bull runs like before. There will be changes, but not so significant in a short time.

Bitcoin is no longer only for enthusiasts, speculators and traders sharks have also gotten involved.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: JoyMarsha on June 02, 2024, 09:54:17 PM
Are we really in the bull run yet? That's the question to ask. So many people in this crypto space would agree with me that we haven't entered the bull run, even though we found the price of bitcoin to be above its last ATH.

I anticipate the bull run to happen around the Q3 of the year till next year. By then we'll be looking at a price above $80k or more till next year when bitcoin will be reaching people's dream price of $100k and above.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: vegasus on June 02, 2024, 11:29:11 PM
Are we really in the bull run yet? That's the question to ask. So many people in this crypto space would agree with me that we haven't entered the bull run, even though we found the price of bitcoin to be above its last ATH.

I anticipate the bull run to happen around the Q3 of the year till next year. By then we'll be looking at a price above $80k or more till next year when bitcoin will be reaching people's dream price of $100k and above.
Honestly, I could say, I'm quite confused about it. If I say it's not yet a bullish season, BTC has already passed the rapid ATH and has scored a new ATH. But if It was already bullish, why was it so short and only a few hours? And after that the market correction is still continuing to struggle. And moreover, the ATH occurred before the Bitcoin halving, whereas usually the Bullish era occurs a few months after the halving.

Ah never mind, maybe the cycle is different now. I'm still trying hard and believe that we are just about to start heading into the real bullish era. Just told to be more patient later. Because, I'm sure that in a few months, we will face a real bullrun. Where does this belief come from?

Yes, from the belief that it is the best treatment for broken hearts and higher hopes.   ;D ;D
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: alltalk on June 02, 2024, 11:44:57 PM
I purchased some more coin today.
What coins, mate? Top altcoins?  :D
I guess you don't forget to buy Ethereum because it potentially skyrockets after Ethereum ETF is approved.

Bitcoin is no longer only for enthusiasts, speculators and traders sharks have also gotten involved.
Big companies and even a country are involved in crypto industry now.
Tesla and some other top companies, and El Salvador are 2 big parts of crypto industry nowadays.
They make the future of crypto industry to be more interesting because they put big money in crypto investment.

Are we really in the bull run yet? That's the question to ask. So many people in this crypto space would agree with me that we haven't entered the bull run, even though we found the price of bitcoin to be above its last ATH.
If we aren't in the bullrun season, when we will be in bullrun? If you know 4 years cycle, you must understand that we are in the first year of bullish season. How can we aren't in the bullish season now? I agree if most crypto coins don't reach their peak prices. But for me, it is clear that we are in the bullish season. By the way, how do you define "bullrun" because you don't see it now even some coins have increased quite well?  :-\

Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: doc on June 06, 2024, 05:24:13 AM
Are we really in the bull run yet? That's the question to ask. So many people in this crypto space would agree with me that we haven't entered the bull run, even though we found the price of bitcoin to be above its last ATH.

I anticipate the bull run to happen around the Q3 of the year till next year. By then we'll be looking at a price above $80k or more till next year when bitcoin will be reaching people's dream price of $100k and above.
We have to learn from bitcoin habits after the bitcoin halving, usually it takes a year for a top bullish season to occur, this is just the beginning. And at the beginning, usually we will always see market corrections and many people will comment there, we have entered the bearish season even though we haven't even entered the top bullish season yet. I estimate that the bullish season will occur in Q4 this year, or maybe it will occur in Q1 next year.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: pieppiep on June 07, 2024, 09:41:17 AM
Are we really in the bull run yet? That's the question to ask. So many people in this crypto space would agree with me that we haven't entered the bull run, even though we found the price of bitcoin to be above its last ATH.

I anticipate the bull run to happen around the Q3 of the year till next year. By then we'll be looking at a price above $80k or more till next year when bitcoin will be reaching people's dream price of $100k and above.
We have to learn from bitcoin habits after the bitcoin halving, usually it takes a year for a top bullish season to occur, this is just the beginning. And at the beginning, usually we will always see market corrections and many people will comment there, we have entered the bearish season even though we haven't even entered the top bullish season yet. I estimate that the bullish season will occur in Q4 this year, or maybe it will occur in Q1 next year.
Experience is indeed an important lesson, but in Bitcoin price movements, it cannot be an important benchmark. Bitcoin price movements depend on market conditions. When market conditions are good and there is high demand, it will be easy for the price to rise, and you don't have to wait after the halving. We can also see that the Bitcoin price reaches a new ATH before the halving occurs. The important thing is that we have to keep holding as much Bitcoin as possible until the price becomes very expensive and miners can't get any more Bitcoin.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: milewilda on June 07, 2024, 06:20:24 PM
Are we really in the bull run yet? That's the question to ask. So many people in this crypto space would agree with me that we haven't entered the bull run, even though we found the price of bitcoin to be above its last ATH.

I anticipate the bull run to happen around the Q3 of the year till next year. By then we'll be looking at a price above $80k or more till next year when bitcoin will be reaching people's dream price of $100k and above.
We have to learn from bitcoin habits after the bitcoin halving, usually it takes a year for a top bullish season to occur, this is just the beginning. And at the beginning, usually we will always see market corrections and many people will comment there, we have entered the bearish season even though we haven't even entered the top bullish season yet. I estimate that the bullish season will occur in Q4 this year, or maybe it will occur in Q1 next year.
Experience is indeed an important lesson, but in Bitcoin price movements, it cannot be an important benchmark. Bitcoin price movements depend on market conditions. When market conditions are good and there is high demand, it will be easy for the price to rise, and you don't have to wait after the halving. We can also see that the Bitcoin price reaches a new ATH before the halving occurs. The important thing is that we have to keep holding as much Bitcoin as possible until the price becomes very expensive and miners can't get any more Bitcoin.
For those who have been able to experience things on the market will really be definitely be having that kind of thinking that they should really be that go with the flow since there's no way on knowing out on what would really be the possible deepest correction that we do have on this current cycle before bull run would really be kicking in. Dropping 70k to 60k+ isnt something that would be considered to be worst because it is really just that shallow. We do consider out on that being signficant dump if it would be able to hit 30-40k price again or even lower.
No one really knows on what would really happen into this market which its always been that hard to predict on.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: UNIVERSE on June 08, 2024, 05:18:45 PM
We have to learn from bitcoin habits after the bitcoin halving, usually it takes a year for a top bullish season to occur, this is just the beginning. And at the beginning, usually we will always see market corrections and many people will comment there, we have entered the bearish season even though we haven't even entered the top bullish season yet. I estimate that the bullish season will occur in Q4 this year, or maybe it will occur in Q1 next year.
I think most investors must understand the habits of Bitcoin after halving. It mostly turns to sideways, the price won't increase massively again for several months. When it almost hits the peak, Bitcoin price will increase massively again gradually. It may take a year to reach the peak (new ATH).

Dude, we are already in the bullish season. Why you think it isn't started yet? If you learn the 4 years cycle, you must realize that we are in the first year of bullish season. I just can't believe that you don't realize it. In Q4 of this year, we may see another jump in Bitcoin price. Some people believe, we may see $100k in Q4 of this year.

Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: pieppiep on June 09, 2024, 11:46:57 AM
We have to learn from bitcoin habits after the bitcoin halving, usually it takes a year for a top bullish season to occur, this is just the beginning. And at the beginning, usually we will always see market corrections and many people will comment there, we have entered the bearish season even though we haven't even entered the top bullish season yet. I estimate that the bullish season will occur in Q4 this year, or maybe it will occur in Q1 next year.
I think most investors must understand the habits of Bitcoin after halving. It mostly turns to sideways, the price won't increase massively again for several months. When it almost hits the peak, Bitcoin price will increase massively again gradually. It may take a year to reach the peak (new ATH).

Dude, we are already in the bullish season. Why you think it isn't started yet? If you learn the 4 years cycle, you must realize that we are in the first year of bullish season. I just can't believe that you don't realize it. In Q4 of this year, we may see another jump in Bitcoin price. Some people believe, we may see $100k in Q4 of this year.
Usually there will be many who sell the price of Bitcoin because it has reached a new ATH, but we can see that in recent days the price of Bitcoin has risen again and made it difficult for the price of Bitcoin to fall, the history of Bitcoin price movements in previous halvings cannot be used as a reference, we must still pay attention condition of the news about the use of Bitcoin, the more people want to buy Bitcoin, the price will increase as it is now. Moreover, when holding Bitcoin, you don't need to be afraid of losing money because the very limited supply of Bitcoin will make the price even more expensive because the demand for Bitcoin is always high.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: alltalk on June 14, 2024, 11:55:27 PM
Experience is indeed an important lesson, but in Bitcoin price movements, it cannot be an important benchmark.
Experience? Do you mean "Bitcoin price history"?
Sure, there are many factors that can determine the price movement of Bitcoin. We must consider both the chart patterns and current news/issues. This will be a complex matter.

Bitcoin price movements depend on market conditions. When market conditions are good and there is high demand, it will be easy for the price to rise, and you don't have to wait after the halving. We can also see that the Bitcoin price reaches a new ATH before the halving occurs.
It doesn't always depend on the market condition. Sometimes the price can increase or drop because of other factors. When there is good news related to its adoption, the price can increase instantly. Or when we have the development on the technology of Bitcoin, it may trigger the price movement. And the hype is also possible to trigger the raise of Bitcoin price. The ATH before the halving is happening because of the hype.  ;)

The important thing is that we have to keep holding as much Bitcoin as possible until the price becomes very expensive and miners can't get any more Bitcoin.
How do you define "very expensive"? It should be an exact price. We don't set a target at an uncertain price.

Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: JoyMarsha on June 19, 2024, 10:21:19 PM
If we look into the the current situation now and how the market is moving, we will deduce that the trend is fast approaching to achieving another all time high just as we have already seen before the halving, we still have the whole year long to achieve for more new all time highs and throughout the year, there is more to expect and see, if we only consider the way far to go in seeing bitcoin get to $150,000 or above between now till next year.
We've just seen the worst price correction this year. From $70,000 down to $67,000 currently. :D
It's obvious that I'm just kidding on that part, but I guess before we will see the market going up, and up, we will see a series of price corrections first.

I believe that it will start at the 2nd half of the year (probably June or July). Anyway, I still continue to accumulate Bitcoins until now because I believe that I can still double my money. If not, I will still end up profiting, and I just need to be patient and wait for a few months. There's no harm in holding. :) I hope that everybody is still accumulating Bitcoins until now. :)
With the present direction of the crypto market, it seems that we are to experience more of a correlation market this June and July.

These two mentioned months should be the time-wise investors to accumulate more bitcoin than looking at their downgrading portfolio because the moment the market shows green candlelight, it will never turn to a red light until the bull run is far over by next year, I think. However, this time makes it the perfect time to keep accumulating and never stop. Someone can't find this price of $64k, the moment the crypto picks in price.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: Wiwo on June 28, 2024, 01:23:51 AM
We have gone past alot of development and even in the bitcoin network,  prominent among such developments or events is the bitcoin halving that occurred sometime ago, alot of bitcoin speculators predicates that bitcoin bull market is go8ng to ushar in a wave of market movement in the general crypto-currency market.

Not taken into account the possibility of a market correction just like what we have right now with prices of most popular coins that are predicted to be good projects, so let not over expect from the market and always we should follow the market as it developed and grow organically.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: examplens on June 28, 2024, 09:49:53 PM
To be on-topic here, but is this a Bullrun at all?
Usually, when there is a bull run, most of the other altcoins also record a significant growth trend, but what we have seen in the last few months is almost like just following inflation.
Bitcoin would have to exceed the previous ATH more higher, but that didn't happen either.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: milewilda on June 28, 2024, 10:30:34 PM
To be on-topic here, but is this a Bullrun at all?
Usually, when there is a bull run, most of the other altcoins also record a significant growth trend, but what we have seen in the last few months is almost like just following inflation.
Bitcoin would have to exceed the previous ATH more higher, but that didn't happen either.
For those people who do ahve been able to experience bull run then pretty sure they would really be laughing out into this kind of question on which trying out to say or making conclusions that we are already on a bull run and been saying that it is really short and shit? We arent that still on a bull run season yet and only to those people who have such claims or those ideas in minds
are to those people who dont be able to experience real bull run or really just not able to experience it out and telling baseless things on which they dont really know on what they are talking about.lol
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: alltalk on June 28, 2024, 11:09:58 PM
For those people who do ahve been able to experience bull run then pretty sure they would really be laughing out into this kind of question on which trying out to say or making conclusions that we are already on a bull run and been saying that it is really short and shit? We arent that still on a bull run season yet and only to those people who have such claims or those ideas in minds
are to those people who dont be able to experience real bull run or really just not able to experience it out and telling baseless things on which they dont really know on what they are talking about.lol
People who understand the 4 years cycle, they must know whether it is a bullrun season or bearish season. Whether people already experienced the bearish/bullish season or not, they should understand it. This is a quite important thing and very basic matter for Bitcoin investors. If they don't understand it, it will be very risky for their investment plan because they may make the wrong strategy. 

TBH, I'm not laughing with that question. It is not a strange question although it shouldn't be asked by experienced one. However, sometimes people may panic and want to ensure the situation of crypto market. They just do it to strengthen their belief in holding Bitcoin/altcoins.  ;)

Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: SamReomo on June 28, 2024, 11:36:15 PM
Usually, when there is a bull run, most of the other altcoins also record a significant growth trend, but what we have seen in the last few months is almost like just following inflation.
Yes, in all previous bull runs many of the altcoins got significant growth but in this bull run only Solana gained some value while most other coins haven't made any good growth. I believe we may still wait to see that what's going to happen in next few months because if history repeats itself then we may see growth in the market during October to December of this year and the next year.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: philipma1957 on June 29, 2024, 12:03:19 AM
Usually, when there is a bull run, most of the other altcoins also record a significant growth trend, but what we have seen in the last few months is almost like just following inflation.
Yes, in all previous bull runs many of the altcoins got significant growth but in this bull run only Solana gained some value while most other coins haven't made any good growth. I believe we may still wait to see that what's going to happen in next few months because if history repeats itself then we may see growth in the market during October to December of this year and the next year.

Looks very grim at the moment. Times are pretty bad right now.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: SamReomo on June 29, 2024, 09:10:31 PM
Looks very grim at the moment. Times are pretty bad right now.
Yes, I agree but still we should not lose hope because its crypto market and anything can happen in coming days. Right now the market isn't performing well and some people are quite sad due to that but surely we may see upwards moments once again and that would bring hope in the hearts of the investors.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: KingsDen on July 01, 2024, 07:09:09 PM
To be on-topic here, but is this a Bullrun at all?
Usually, when there is a bull run, most of the other altcoins also record a significant growth trend, but what we have seen in the last few months is almost like just following inflation.
Bitcoin would have to exceed the previous ATH more higher, but that didn't happen either.
There was a bull run, because without a bull run it will not be possible to record a new ATH. So, if there's no other bull run, we would not confidently say that bitcoin has failed, this is because it has given us an ATH already. What we are actually clamouring for right now, is a double ATH in one circle, which might not be possible. Although, I am optimistic that we will record a longer bull run, but it is not guaranteed.
 Infact, people are beginning to regret why they didn't cash out when bitcoin hit 70+. But then, nothing is assured. I am among those who is regretting, not because of bitcoin but because my country currency was very much devalued at that time, which would have given me alot of profits.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: electronicash on July 01, 2024, 08:41:29 PM
To be on-topic here, but is this a Bullrun at all?
Usually, when there is a bull run, most of the other altcoins also record a significant growth trend, but what we have seen in the last few months is almost like just following inflation.
Bitcoin would have to exceed the previous ATH more higher, but that didn't happen either.
There was a bull run, because without a bull run it will not be possible to record a new ATH. So, if there's no other bull run, we would not confidently say that bitcoin has failed, this is because it has given us an ATH already. What we are actually clamouring for right now, is a double ATH in one circle, which might not be possible. Although, I am optimistic that we will record a longer bull run, but it is not guaranteed.
 Infact, people are beginning to regret why they didn't cash out when bitcoin hit 70+. But then, nothing is assured. I am among those who is regretting, not because of bitcoin but because my country currency was very much devalued at that time, which would have given me alot of profits.

it is indeed a very unusual bull run since the start off the year which only BTC is going up and altcoins are not going up.  but because bullrun often start month after halving, i think the rise of BTC since January couldn't be considered a bull run that is cause by the low supply but due to institutions buying because of BTC spot ETF.

probably they are right to be hopeful still that another bull run will come because 3-5 months after halving something like another bull run may just make the market shoot to the moon again. maybe we could see altcoins season as well. i would hope so too. i think many of the holders have already sold.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: milewilda on July 01, 2024, 09:26:47 PM
For those people who do ahve been able to experience bull run then pretty sure they would really be laughing out into this kind of question on which trying out to say or making conclusions that we are already on a bull run and been saying that it is really short and shit? We arent that still on a bull run season yet and only to those people who have such claims or those ideas in minds
are to those people who dont be able to experience real bull run or really just not able to experience it out and telling baseless things on which they dont really know on what they are talking about.lol
People who understand the 4 years cycle, they must know whether it is a bullrun season or bearish season. Whether people already experienced the bearish/bullish season or not, they should understand it. This is a quite important thing and very basic matter for Bitcoin investors. If they don't understand it, it will be very risky for their investment plan because they may make the wrong strategy. 

TBH, I'm not laughing with that question. It is not a strange question although it shouldn't be asked by experienced one. However, sometimes people may panic and want to ensure the situation of crypto market. They just do it to strengthen their belief in holding Bitcoin/altcoins.  ;)
On the moment that you do find yourself on dealing up with this space then it would really be just that understandable that you should really be doing your own homework.
So that you wont really be finding yourself that get derailed nor getting that blinded specially on market cycles on which we know that timing would really be that something crucial.
On the moment that you would really be finding yourself having investment on peak price then you would really be waiting up for a very long time before you would
really be able to have that break even or recovery with your port. This is why timing on trend would really be something crucial.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: philipma1957 on July 01, 2024, 11:36:28 PM
To be on-topic here, but is this a Bullrun at all?
Usually, when there is a bull run, most of the other altcoins also record a significant growth trend, but what we have seen in the last few months is almost like just following inflation.
Bitcoin would have to exceed the previous ATH more higher, but that didn't happen either.
There was a bull run, because without a bull run it will not be possible to record a new ATH. So, if there's no other bull run, we would not confidently say that bitcoin has failed, this is because it has given us an ATH already. What we are actually clamouring for right now, is a double ATH in one circle, which might not be possible. Although, I am optimistic that we will record a longer bull run, but it is not guaranteed.
 Infact, people are beginning to regret why they didn't cash out when bitcoin hit 70+. But then, nothing is assured. I am among those who is regretting, not because of bitcoin but because my country currency was very much devalued at that time, which would have given me alot of profits.

We are back over 63k  the high was around 73k
I know a lot of people with money are waiting on USA election.

Its possible that simple wait and sit til dec 2024 will mean big profits.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: examplens on July 02, 2024, 12:14:50 PM
There was a bull run, because without a bull run it will not be possible to record a new ATH. So, if there's no other bull run, we would not confidently say that bitcoin has failed, this is because it has given us an ATH already. What we are actually clamouring for right now, is a double ATH in one circle, which might not be possible. Although, I am optimistic that we will record a longer bull run, but it is not guaranteed.
 Infact, people are beginning to regret why they didn't cash out when bitcoin hit 70+. But then, nothing is assured. I am among those who is regretting, not because of bitcoin but because my country currency was very much devalued at that time, which would have given me alot of profits.
Some significant things have happened in the crypto ecosystem, such as ETFs, stricter regulation and some big decisions by the SEC. This certainly had a significant impact on the growth of the value of cryptocurrencies.

A bull run is when the entire market records a large increase, this time it does not happen and smaller currencies did not follow the movement of Bitcoin. (The things that caused the growth were mostly reflected in Bitcoin, Ethereum...)
I'm waiting for a bullrun, (I have some altcoin mining equipment to sell), but it's not happening. Each previous one brought an increase in the price of such equipment, but this time nothing significant is happening.

I even think that the era of big bullruns is over. I do not believe that we will again see consecutive 6-month growth, and even a 3x higher price in the same period.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: KingsDen on July 02, 2024, 05:59:04 PM
There was a bull run, because without a bull run it will not be possible to record a new ATH. So, if there's no other bull run, we would not confidently say that bitcoin has failed, this is because it has given us an ATH already. What we are actually clamouring for right now, is a double ATH in one circle, which might not be possible. Although, I am optimistic that we will record a longer bull run, but it is not guaranteed.
 Infact, people are beginning to regret why they didn't cash out when bitcoin hit 70+. But then, nothing is assured. I am among those who is regretting, not because of bitcoin but because my country currency was very much devalued at that time, which would have given me alot of profits.
Some significant things have happened in the crypto ecosystem, such as ETFs, stricter regulation and some big decisions by the SEC. This certainly had a significant impact on the growth of the value of cryptocurrencies.

A bull run is when the entire market records a large increase, this time it does not happen and smaller currencies did not follow the movement of Bitcoin. (The things that caused the growth were mostly reflected in Bitcoin, Ethereum...)
I'm waiting for a bullrun, (I have some altcoin mining equipment to sell), but it's not happening. Each previous one brought an increase in the price of such equipment, but this time nothing significant is happening.

I even think that the era of big bullruns is over. I do not believe that we will again see consecutive 6-month growth, and even a 3x higher price in the same period.
Just as electronicash also stated above, the price bull that gave BTC a new ATH didn't drive other coins. This is actually true, because a major bull run doesn't only impact the king but also his subordinates.
It is note worthy to consider some happenings in the industry, such as ETF approval. This only had the capacity to move the market.

I am just being skeptical, but deep down me, I am anticipating a major bull run
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: philipma1957 on July 05, 2024, 06:45:34 PM
Looking like this thread is mad genius and aging well. Time will tell.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: alltalk on July 05, 2024, 11:59:23 PM
We are back over 63k  the high was around 73k
I know a lot of people with money are waiting on USA election.

Its possible that simple wait and sit til dec 2024 will mean big profits.
We already returned again to $53k today. The ATH is still $73k and Bitcoin failed to surpass the ATH several times. Bitcoin needs time for correction, let's see how far it will drop more. I hope it will stay above $50k. How far do you think Bitcoin will drop before the new rally, mate?

It is not only about USA election, the price drop now because of the news from MT Gox.

https://www.investopedia.com/bitcoin-falls-as-mt-gox-repayment-roils-crypto-market-8674060

Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: Kemarit on July 06, 2024, 12:48:26 AM
I voted for Hey relax we have not started it yet.

For long term holders or at least those who have been in this game for so long, knows that this is just another hump in the road so to speak. I mean we are barely like a month or two from the halving. And so we shouldn't expect like the big rise, it will take months or at least the end of the year to really see if we are in the shortest bull run ever or not.

Obviously we all know what's the reason for the sudden decline of the price and so we should expect this $54,000 or even lower. The thing is that again, experience holders are going to be very happy to see this kind of price because they can scoop it up from those who are who panic sells.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: philipma1957 on July 06, 2024, 06:34:42 PM
We are back over 63k  the high was around 73k
I know a lot of people with money are waiting on USA election.

Its possible that simple wait and sit til dec 2024 will mean big profits.
We already returned again to $53k today. The ATH is still $73k and Bitcoin failed to surpass the ATH several times. Bitcoin needs time for correction, let's see how far it will drop more. I hope it will stay above $50k. How far do you think Bitcoin will drop before the new rally, mate?

It is not only about USA election, the price drop now because of the news from MT Gox.

https://www.investopedia.com/bitcoin-falls-as-mt-gox-repayment-roils-crypto-market-8674060

I prepped to buy at 51k 48k 42k

2000 usd at each spot.

If we are tying to 2020 the lowest btc mining numbers were in august.

If we are tying to July 2019 we dropped tons after it got to 13k

I can see the low done at the 53k we hit.

but as I said I prepped for lower.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: Roseline492 on July 06, 2024, 08:24:52 PM
I prepped to buy at 51k 48k 42k

2000 usd at each spot.

If we are tying to 2020 the lowest btc mining numbers were in august.

If we are tying to July 2019 we dropped tons after it got to 13k

I can see the low done at the 53k we hit.

but as I said I prepped for lower.

Interesting analysis you have there, however not just you I have seen many people who have also set there buying orders at that price, though in as much as it may seem very good setting the target on that price but don't you think is too low for the Bitcoin price to reach there? Though the reason I'm sounding this way is that for sometime now we have seen Bitcoin price ranging between $62k to $56k and so far there is no sign of continuing the downtrend or the uptrend.

So for me I think $53k should be okay considering the fact that since the price has gotten to $56k there is a little hope of reaching $53k anytime soon, though I'm only saying based on assumption because nobody can really tell for sure the exact point Bitcoin price will reach, and sometimes we could be expecting more dip and before we realized the price had already gone up.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: SamReomo on July 07, 2024, 03:35:42 PM
I prepped to buy at 51k 48k 42k

2000 usd at each spot.

If we are tying to 2020 the lowest btc mining numbers were in august.

If we are tying to July 2019 we dropped tons after it got to 13k

I can see the low done at the 53k we hit.

but as I said I prepped for lower.
I think you may get some of your positions filled if Mt. GOX victims keep getting their Bitcoin because as soon as they get their Bitcoin they'll dump those Bitcoin at market rate and that could cause huge dumps. I'm not sure if that will happen or not but there's huge possibility to see dumps if that somehow becomes a reality.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: albon on July 07, 2024, 08:22:05 PM
I have a little bitcoin in my portfolio and some altcoins saved. So i want to enjoy Bullran and i don't want to buy altcoins again. Meanwhile we visited a big dump market and let's hope it ends soon. Whenever you don't look at the market now, you will want to wait more and the right time will pass so buy your favorite coin now. You should focus on accumulating bitcoins and don't worry about the market right now because very soon we may see a big pump from bitcoin.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: JoyMarsha on July 07, 2024, 08:55:41 PM
I have a little bitcoin in my portfolio and some altcoins saved. So i want to enjoy Bullran and i don't want to buy altcoins again. Meanwhile we visited a big dump market and let's hope it ends soon. Whenever you don't look at the market now, you will want to wait more and the right time will pass so buy your favorite coin now. You should focus on accumulating bitcoins and don't worry about the market right now because very soon we may see a big pump from bitcoin.
Everyone's focus is to be accumulating bitcoin as the present market conditions because nobody can ascertain when the market will begin to pump. However, regardless of the price at which you buy bitcoin, you have a better chance of making a profit over time.

The current downtrend movement of bitcoin will pass since we are months after the halving season, when it is expected that bitcoin will increase, bringing forth the bull run season until next year. 
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: UNIVERSE on July 07, 2024, 10:15:03 PM
Everyone's focus is to be accumulating bitcoin as the present market conditions because nobody can ascertain when the market will begin to pump. However, regardless of the price at which you buy bitcoin, you have a better chance of making a profit over time.

The current downtrend movement of bitcoin will pass since we are months after the halving season, when it is expected that bitcoin will increase, bringing forth the bull run season until next year.
No one can know when the price of Bitcoin will be pumped again. The current red market can last for weeks or months, it depends on the current condition on crypto world. With some bad issues recently, it is easy for most crypto coins to drop their prices significantly. Bitcoin even almost to drop to $50k again. Yesterday, the lowest price of Bitcoin was around $53k. It is predicted to drop to $50k if it drops again in the next few days.

We already have many corrections after we reach ATH of Bitcoin before halving. The drops are normal because it is the way of crypto market to have balance between green and red market. I think we don't need to worry so much. However, we must understand how to deal with the current market condition.

Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: dekafee79 on July 10, 2024, 03:48:53 PM
Everyone's focus is to be accumulating bitcoin as the present market conditions because nobody can ascertain when the market will begin to pump. However, regardless of the price at which you buy bitcoin, you have a better chance of making a profit over time.

The current downtrend movement of bitcoin will pass since we are months after the halving season, when it is expected that bitcoin will increase, bringing forth the bull run season until next year.
No one can know when the price of Bitcoin will be pumped again. The current red market can last for weeks or months, it depends on the current condition on crypto world. With some bad issues recently, it is easy for most crypto coins to drop their prices significantly. Bitcoin even almost to drop to $50k again. Yesterday, the lowest price of Bitcoin was around $53k. It is predicted to drop to $50k if it drops again in the next few days.

We already have many corrections after we reach ATH of Bitcoin before halving. The drops are normal because it is the way of crypto market to have balance between green and red market. I think we don't need to worry so much. However, we must understand how to deal with the current market condition.
The price of bitcoin is on the rise again, so for those hoping for bitcoin to drop below $50K, forget it as that likely won't happen this season. Because when bitcoin experienced a correction and fell to $53K, it rose again. And now it looks like the price of bitcoin will return above $60K.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: philipma1957 on July 10, 2024, 05:07:36 PM
Everyone's focus is to be accumulating bitcoin as the present market conditions because nobody can ascertain when the market will begin to pump. However, regardless of the price at which you buy bitcoin, you have a better chance of making a profit over time.

The current downtrend movement of bitcoin will pass since we are months after the halving season, when it is expected that bitcoin will increase, bringing forth the bull run season until next year.
No one can know when the price of Bitcoin will be pumped again. The current red market can last for weeks or months, it depends on the current condition on crypto world. With some bad issues recently, it is easy for most crypto coins to drop their prices significantly. Bitcoin even almost to drop to $50k again. Yesterday, the lowest price of Bitcoin was around $53k. It is predicted to drop to $50k if it drops again in the next few days.

We already have many corrections after we reach ATH of Bitcoin before halving. The drops are normal because it is the way of crypto market to have balance between green and red market. I think we don't need to worry so much. However, we must understand how to deal with the current market condition.
The price of bitcoin is on the rise again, so for those hoping for bitcoin to drop below $50K, forget it as that likely won't happen this season. Because when bitcoin experienced a correction and fell to $53K, it rose again. And now it looks like the price of bitcoin will return above $60K.


I am stacking away as best I can.

I hope to add a full btc by the end of the year.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: Crypto Library on July 13, 2024, 06:36:45 PM
I am stacking away as best I can.

I hope to add a full btc by the end of the year.
I was also looking for a good platform to stake my bitcoins.  Currently a large part of my holding bitcoin is staking on binance but there is not much APR on staking of bitcoin.  Therefore, I want to change the platform and I am looking for a reliable platform.
Also I think if the APR is so low then keeping my funds in Decentralize wallet will be a good security.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: examplens on July 17, 2024, 11:48:55 AM
I was also looking for a good platform to stake my bitcoins.  Currently a large part of my holding bitcoin is staking on binance but there is not much APR on staking of bitcoin.  Therefore, I want to change the platform and I am looking for a reliable platform.
Also I think if the APR is so low then keeping my funds in Decentralize wallet will be a good security.
Keep in mind that if a platform offers an unrealistic APY on staking, it is very likely possible that it is a scam and it can easily happen that they will leave with all the funds.
Also, the unwritten rule is - that higher profit results in higher risk, and lower profit always brings lower risk. Certainly, this is not a universal rule, but it should be kept in mind.

btw. Blackjack.fun casino offers 15% interest on staking, and there are no minimum requirements and it's not locked on any period. You can close your investment whenever you want.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: Crypto Library on July 17, 2024, 08:10:33 PM
Keep in mind that if a platform offers an unrealistic APY on staking, it is very likely possible that it is a scam and it can easily happen that they will leave with all the funds.
Also, the unwritten rule is - that higher profit results in higher risk, and lower profit always brings lower risk. Certainly, this is not a universal rule, but it should be kept in mind.
I am not going to disagree with you in this point. I have lower trust in every centralized exchanger especially those who have the unrealistic APR rate on their staking.  I am a bit worried about using a centralized exchange or platform as I want to hold bitcoins.
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btw. Blackjack.fun casino offers 15% interest on staking, and there are no minimum requirements and it's not locked on any period. You can close your investment whenever you want.
I haven't try it out the Blackjack.fun but I have account on their website but 15% interest on staking is eye catching. Do you know which coins supported their staking I mean are in 15% APR ? Are they have launched own token or support bitcoin or and stable coin ?
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: examplens on July 17, 2024, 10:51:07 PM
I haven't try it out the Blackjack.fun but I have account on their website but 15% interest on staking is eye catching. Do you know which coins supported their staking I mean are in 15% APR ? Are they have launched own token or support bitcoin or and stable coin ?
You can stake any coin listed on this casino.
I was in their signature campaign for a couple of weeks, so I kept staking for a while. Everything is very simple, one click is enough to open an investment and every hour you get a reward (which you can also add to your investment assets).
Also, you can cancel whenever you want, the redemption period is instant, so the funds are available to you immediately.

Don't take this as my advice on what to do, I'm just talking about the possibility and you are aware that there is always a risk. Also, I would advise you to enable 2FA account verification in that case, even if you increase the security level.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: jeraldskie11 on July 21, 2024, 03:14:21 PM
I haven't try it out the Blackjack.fun but I have account on their website but 15% interest on staking is eye catching. Do you know which coins supported their staking I mean are in 15% APR ? Are they have launched own token or support bitcoin or and stable coin ?
You can stake any coin listed on this casino.
I was in their signature campaign for a couple of weeks, so I kept staking for a while. Everything is very simple, one click is enough to open an investment and every hour you get a reward (which you can also add to your investment assets).
Also, you can cancel whenever you want, the redemption period is instant, so the funds are available to you immediately.

Don't take this as my advice on what to do, I'm just talking about the possibility and you are aware that there is always a risk. Also, I would advise you to enable 2FA account verification in that case, even if you increase the security level.
Wow, 15% APR is huge but the problem is I don't think if staking at casino platform is better than staking directly from exchange and or a specific coin. I don't know if it is safer to put money in them compared to CEX platform. However,  I think that's the best idea from that casino to gather users in their platform. They're not just focus on gambling, they also added staking feature which is good.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: Crypto Library on July 25, 2024, 09:28:44 PM
You can stake any coin listed on this casino.
I was in their signature campaign for a couple of weeks, so I kept staking for a while. Everything is very simple, one click is enough to open an investment and every hour you get a reward (which you can also add to your investment assets).
Also, you can cancel whenever you want, the redemption period is instant, so the funds are available to you immediately.

Don't take this as my advice on what to do, I'm just talking about the possibility and you are aware that there is always a risk. Also, I would advise you to enable 2FA account verification in that case, even if you increase the security level.
That's really interesting. And this seems like kind of fixable staking on binance but if we look at the binance APR on fixable staking then it's not really good rate and it is also fluctuates it rates some time it give 7% and some times 3% and some time more below.
Anyway I haven't invest in blackjack.fun yet but if I found stable coin on this rate which you mention 15% then I might do some stake on their platform. As I recently see they have run signature campaigns on the bitcointalk forum. Even I dontdon't know about their kyc details.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: milewilda on July 25, 2024, 09:58:45 PM
You can stake any coin listed on this casino.
I was in their signature campaign for a couple of weeks, so I kept staking for a while. Everything is very simple, one click is enough to open an investment and every hour you get a reward (which you can also add to your investment assets).
Also, you can cancel whenever you want, the redemption period is instant, so the funds are available to you immediately.

Don't take this as my advice on what to do, I'm just talking about the possibility and you are aware that there is always a risk. Also, I would advise you to enable 2FA account verification in that case, even if you increase the security level.
That's really interesting. And this seems like kind of fixable staking on binance but if we look at the binance APR on fixable staking then it's not really good rate and it is also fluctuates it rates some time it give 7% and some times 3% and some time more below.
Anyway I haven't invest in blackjack.fun yet but if I found stable coin on this rate which you mention 15% then I might do some stake on their platform. As I recently see they have run signature campaigns on the bitcointalk forum. Even I dontdon't know about their kyc details.
Usually this would really be talking into those established altcoins which are available on having these kind of APR on which its really that looking interesting or something that could
poke up that consideration on putting up some investment basing up on the percentages but we do know that price or market fluctuations willd really be giving out that kind of effect on which
this is something that you should really be reconsidering about. For stable coins and having that 15%? This is indeed my first time on hearing out with that instant unstaking?
thats something a feat that looks interesting.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: alltalk on July 25, 2024, 10:19:32 PM
I prepped to buy at 51k 48k 42k
2000 usd at each spot.
Since the lower price at that time was around $53k, I guess you didn't buy any Bitcoin yet.
I'm surprised you could target to buy at $42k. Is it reasonable, mate? I can understand if you target to buy at $51k or $48k, it is very possible because the creditors of MT Gox may sell the big number of Bitcoin from Mt Gox. But I think it won't drop below $45k, it is too low price. Anyway, $2000 is quite good amount of money.  ;)

If we are tying to 2020 the lowest btc mining numbers were in august.
If we are tying to July 2019 we dropped tons after it got to 13k
I can see the low done at the 53k we hit.
but as I said I prepped for lower.
So, we are still possible to see the lowest price of Bitcoin in August?
Well, I can agree that the history can repeat. I think it is no problem to see the lowest price in August. But I again expect the price won't drop below $50k.

Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: examplens on July 26, 2024, 09:19:09 AM
That's really interesting. And this seems like kind of fixable staking on binance but if we look at the binance APR on fixable staking then it's not really good rate and it is also fluctuates it rates some time it give 7% and some times 3% and some time more below.
Anyway I haven't invest in blackjack.fun yet but if I found stable coin on this rate which you mention 15% then I might do some stake on their platform. As I recently see they have run signature campaigns on the bitcointalk forum. Even I dontdon't know about their kyc details.
The platform has been around for several years, so I can see that it is not a pyramid scheme. Their main income is from gambling, stimulating users to keep money with them can be considered as increasing the bankroll of the casino. Although they stated earlier that they do not need additional capital, they already have enough of their own to operate the casino normally. Also, casino losses and large payouts do not affect the 15% that holders have.
As far as I know, KYC can be requested if they recognize some illegal activities on the account. As with most casinos.
btw. Their signature campaign on Btt has been stopped
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: Rubel007 on July 26, 2024, 06:29:57 PM
I have a little bitcoin in my portfolio and some altcoins saved. So i want to enjoy Bullran and i don't want to buy altcoins again. Meanwhile we visited a big dump market and let's hope it ends soon. Whenever you don't look at the market now, you will want to wait more and the right time will pass so buy your favorite coin now. You should focus on accumulating bitcoins and don't worry about the market right now because very soon we may see a big pump from bitcoin.
A long-term holder of Bitcoin does not need to worry about the market condition. Buying and holding Bitcoin from where the market is now can definitely be profitable in the long run. In recent times we have been able to see a small bull run in Bitcoin but the expected bull run in altcoins is yet to begin. We will definitely be able to see a big bull run in the future. The positive aspect for a holder is that he can buy bitcoins in any market condition and accumulate them which will enable him to get big rewards.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: dekafee79 on July 26, 2024, 08:54:02 PM
I have a little bitcoin in my portfolio and some altcoins saved. So i want to enjoy Bullran and i don't want to buy altcoins again. Meanwhile we visited a big dump market and let's hope it ends soon. Whenever you don't look at the market now, you will want to wait more and the right time will pass so buy your favorite coin now. You should focus on accumulating bitcoins and don't worry about the market right now because very soon we may see a big pump from bitcoin.
A long-term holder of Bitcoin does not need to worry about the market condition. Buying and holding Bitcoin from where the market is now can definitely be profitable in the long run. In recent times we have been able to see a small bull run in Bitcoin but the expected bull run in altcoins is yet to begin. We will definitely be able to see a big bull run in the future. The positive aspect for a holder is that he can buy bitcoins in any market condition and accumulate them which will enable him to get big rewards.
Bitcoin is the safest coin to hold if you buy when the price drops and always monitor the market. Because the crypto market is very volatile, it is not easy to predict the price accurately. The price movement of altcoins does not seem to show a positive movement after yesterday's decline, but it is better to hold and not sell our coins at a loss.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: Crypto Library on July 26, 2024, 09:54:38 PM
The platform has been around for several years, so I can see that it is not a pyramid scheme. Their main income is from gambling, stimulating users to keep money with them can be considered as increasing the bankroll of the casino. Although they stated earlier that they do not need additional capital, they already have enough of their own to operate the casino normally. Also, casino losses and large payouts do not affect the 15% that holders have.
As far as I know, KYC can be requested if they recognize some illegal activities on the account. As with most casinos.
btw. Their signature campaign on Btt has been stopped
Thank you for clearing all out. You have given the answers to all the questions that came to my mind which I did not actually ask you. Especially I thought that since they are a gambling platform, in this case, they are definitely giving such a good APR rate to increase the amount of their bankroll and I doubted that if they make big payouts, then those who have staked at this APR will not have any loss.
And yes I am aware of this if their signature campaign has stopped. But before that I also saw that they ran long-term signature campaigns.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: philipma1957 on July 26, 2024, 10:49:36 PM
I prepped to buy at 51k 48k 42k
2000 usd at each spot.
Since the lower price at that time was around $53k, I guess you didn't buy any Bitcoin yet.
I'm surprised you could target to buy at $42k. Is it reasonable, mate? I can understand if you target to buy at $51k or $48k, it is very possible because the creditors of MT Gox may sell the big number of Bitcoin from Mt Gox. But I think it won't drop below $45k, it is too low price. Anyway, $2000 is quite good amount of money.  ;)

If we are tying to 2020 the lowest btc mining numbers were in august.
If we are tying to July 2019 we dropped tons after it got to 13k
I can see the low done at the 53k we hit.
but as I said I prepped for lower.
So, we are still possible to see the lowest price of Bitcoin in August?
Well, I can agree that the history can repeat. I think it is no problem to see the lowest price in August. But I again expect the price won't drop below $50k.

I MADE buys at 59k 57k 56k 54k. And had buys at 52 48 42.  I added close to  0.1 btc I listed all of that in a ladder 72k to 82k
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: JoyMarsha on July 26, 2024, 11:16:00 PM
I have a little bitcoin in my portfolio and some altcoins saved. So i want to enjoy Bullran and i don't want to buy altcoins again. Meanwhile we visited a big dump market and let's hope it ends soon. Whenever you don't look at the market now, you will want to wait more and the right time will pass so buy your favorite coin now. You should focus on accumulating bitcoins and don't worry about the market right now because very soon we may see a big pump from bitcoin.
A long-term holder of Bitcoin does not need to worry about the market condition. Buying and holding Bitcoin from where the market is now can definitely be profitable in the long run. In recent times we have been able to see a small bull run in Bitcoin but the expected bull run in altcoins is yet to begin. We will definitely be able to see a big bull run in the future. The positive aspect for a holder is that he can buy bitcoins in any market condition and accumulate them which will enable him to get big rewards.
Rightly said. How I wish every crypto investor would get to know that whatever price they really buy bitcoin now, they stand a chance of ending at the profits side in the long run because investing in bitcoin for the long term is the key to having a successful bitcoin investment, not for altcoin investment because they are meant for short term investment plan. They should both invest with spare money
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: |MINER| on July 27, 2024, 08:26:22 PM
Rightly said. How I wish every crypto investor would get to know that whatever price they really buy bitcoin now, they stand a chance of ending at the profits side in the long run because investing in bitcoin for the long term is the key to having a successful bitcoin investment, not for altcoin investment because they are meant for short term investment plan. They should both invest with spare money
I would like to agree with you that one way to be successful not only in bitcoin investment but also in whole cryptocurrency investment is to invest in bitcoin long-term.
It can be in any way like targeting the bearish season and making big investments at once. And using Risk management DCA strategy for long-term investment are both effective ways to gain good profit.
Also, I would also like to say that holding some of the top pair altcoins can be beneficial for the long term.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: summonerrk on August 09, 2024, 01:54:10 PM
Yes, this Bull run is strange. I don't even see good correction.
Those who at the price of 49k, now shouted that Bitcoin in the blood has never seen a real fall. I remember very well when the price of Bitcoin fell from 66k, when it was the first all-time high.
My deposit decreased 8 times, and it was a real fall. And now it does not even look like a correction. Although I am sure that earlier, before the adoption of the ETF, Bitcoin would most likely have begun to correct, but now I have a feeling that it has changed.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: alltalk on August 09, 2024, 11:38:13 PM
I MADE buys at 59k 57k 56k 54k. And had buys at 52 48 42.  I added close to  0.1 btc I listed all of that in a ladder 72k to 82k
Cool, mate!! At that time, I didn't believe Bitcoin will drop again below $53k but it even dropped to $49k. Well, 0.1 BTC is quite big number of Bitcoin, I'm curious if you will keep buying again because we may have red market in this month and next month, too. You still have a chance to buy at $48k, $42k if there is another huge dump.

Yes, this Bull run is strange. I don't even see good correction.
Strange? I don't think so. Nothing strange in this bullrun season. Each bullrun season may have a different pattern.
Regarding the market correction, we already experienced several times big corrections. Doesn't it make you satisfied, mate?

Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: philipma1957 on August 10, 2024, 01:56:21 AM
I MADE buys at 59k 57k 56k 54k. And had buys at 52 48 42.  I added close to  0.1 btc I listed all of that in a ladder 72k to 82k
Cool, mate!! At that time, I didn't believe Bitcoin will drop again below $53k but it even dropped to $49k. Well, 0.1 BTC is quite big number of Bitcoin, I'm curious if you will keep buying again because we may have red market in this month and next month, too. You still have a chance to buy at $48k, $42k if there is another huge dump.

Yes, this Bull run is strange. I don't even see good correction.
Strange? I don't think so. Nothing strange in this bullrun season. Each bullrun season may have a different pattern.
Regarding the market correction, we already experienced several times big corrections. Doesn't it make you satisfied, mate?
,

I did get a bit at 49k

I am not sure if we tank again but we could.

I did get to add a decent amount of btc.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: milewilda on August 11, 2024, 12:42:13 PM
I MADE buys at 59k 57k 56k 54k. And had buys at 52 48 42.  I added close to  0.1 btc I listed all of that in a ladder 72k to 82k
Cool, mate!! At that time, I didn't believe Bitcoin will drop again below $53k but it even dropped to $49k. Well, 0.1 BTC is quite big number of Bitcoin, I'm curious if you will keep buying again because we may have red market in this month and next month, too. You still have a chance to buy at $48k, $42k if there is another huge dump.

Yes, this Bull run is strange. I don't even see good correction.
Strange? I don't think so. Nothing strange in this bullrun season. Each bullrun season may have a different pattern.
Regarding the market correction, we already experienced several times big corrections. Doesn't it make you satisfied, mate?
,

I did get a bit at 49k

I am not sure if we tank again but we could.

I did get to add a decent amount of btc.
I was expecting for 42k but it didnt drop into that point but having that 49k entry point is the sweet spot. In my case i did able to entry on 51k as far as i remember but still not really that a
bad entry as the price had made out some bump after than and made out some sell recenty. We arent that still on a bull run yet, why people do really that keep talking about such matter?
Although it wont really be that a guarantee that it woud really be still on the same day cycle but pretty much sure that it would really be just that nearly with those numbers
not unless if there would really be some drastic change that we might be able to see.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: Rubel007 on August 11, 2024, 07:54:51 PM
I have a little bitcoin in my portfolio and some altcoins saved. So i want to enjoy Bullran and i don't want to buy altcoins again. Meanwhile we visited a big dump market and let's hope it ends soon. Whenever you don't look at the market now, you will want to wait more and the right time will pass so buy your favorite coin now. You should focus on accumulating bitcoins and don't worry about the market right now because very soon we may see a big pump from bitcoin.
A long-term holder of Bitcoin does not need to worry about the market condition. Buying and holding Bitcoin from where the market is now can definitely be profitable in the long run. In recent times we have been able to see a small bull run in Bitcoin but the expected bull run in altcoins is yet to begin. We will definitely be able to see a big bull run in the future. The positive aspect for a holder is that he can buy bitcoins in any market condition and accumulate them which will enable him to get big rewards.
Rightly said. How I wish every crypto investor would get to know that whatever price they really buy bitcoin now, they stand a chance of ending at the profits side in the long run because investing in bitcoin for the long term is the key to having a successful bitcoin investment, not for altcoin investment because they are meant for short term investment plan. They should both invest with spare money
Yes, since cryptomarket never assure to make profit, the investment should be made with the money that will not cause any personal problems for an investor even if lost. Moreover, we cannot predict when a bull market will start and when it will end. So if Bitcoin can be held as a reliable investment for long term with DCA then an investor will be able to accumulate his Bitcoin relatively risk free. While we can provide certainty for Bitcoin but it is almost difficult for altcoins. Moreover, while some altcoins promise good returns in the long term, it is not unusual for them to run into a crisis of existence.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: JoyMarsha on August 11, 2024, 09:40:21 PM
Rightly said. How I wish every crypto investor would get to know that whatever price they really buy bitcoin now, they stand a chance of ending at the profits side in the long run because investing in bitcoin for the long term is the key to having a successful bitcoin investment, not for altcoin investment because they are meant for short term investment plan. They should both invest with spare money
I would like to agree with you that one way to be successful not only in bitcoin investment but also in whole cryptocurrency investment is to invest in bitcoin long-term.
It can be in any way like targeting the bearish season and making big investments at once. And using Risk management DCA strategy for long-term investment are both effective ways to gain good profit.
Also, I would also like to say that holding some of the top pair altcoins can be beneficial for the long term.
It can be beneficial in the long run, but it is not 100% guaranteed that they will all do that because we have seen in the situation that some top coins get hacked, rugpulled by their owners, or lose their relevance in the market.

Investing in top coins for long term is a 50/50 risk. You can find yourself to be lucky, or unlucky at it. However, trade with caution when dealing with them for future profits
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: UNIVERSE on August 11, 2024, 10:28:08 PM
Investing in top coins for long term is a 50/50 risk. You can find yourself to be lucky, or unlucky at it. However, trade with caution when dealing with them for future profits
If you invest in top coins, I think the chance to be successful should be higher. Sure, there are some risks, too but it is not as high as the risk of random coins. If you assume it is a 50/50 risk, there is no different with random coins, right?  :-\

Lucky or unlucky depends on how we do it. If we choose recommended coins, there will be higher chance to get lucky. Sure, we must be always to be careful to do anything, including to transfer the coins and our funds. Anything is very risky in crypto, that's why we must have good knowledge.

Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: |MINER| on August 12, 2024, 10:36:20 PM
It can be beneficial in the long run, but it is not 100% guaranteed that they will all do that because we have seen in the situation that some top coins get hacked, rugpulled by their owners, or lose their relevance in the market.

Investing in top coins for long term is a 50/50 risk. You can find yourself to be lucky, or unlucky at it. However, trade with caution when dealing with them for future profits
You are also right at this in long-term investment 100% profit might not guaranteed for taking false decisions and also doing mistakes. But even if it is not guaranteed 100% it is also not guaranteed it is not less like you mention 50/50 percent I won't say it about 50/50 percent.
Top coins means there bitcoin and Ethereum also included and I don't think a long-term holder  ever face loss at those coin specially when the invest for long-term. But we can't ignore the luna incident also so if you don't faith on others coin you can go with only bitcoin.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: Sim_card on August 13, 2024, 05:16:16 PM
It can be beneficial in the long run, but it is not 100% guaranteed that they will all do that because we have seen in the situation that some top coins get hacked, rugpulled by their owners, or lose their relevance in the market.

Investing in top coins for long term is a 50/50 risk. You can find yourself to be lucky, or unlucky at it. However, trade with caution when dealing with them for future profits
You are also right at this in long-term investment 100% profit might not guaranteed for taking false decisions and also doing mistakes. But even if it is not guaranteed 100% it is also not guaranteed it is not less like you mention 50/50 percent I won't say it about 50/50 percent.
Top coins means there bitcoin and Ethereum also included and I don't think a long-term holder  ever face loss at those coin specially when the invest for long-term. But we can't ignore the luna incident also so if you don't faith on others coin you can go with only bitcoin.
From what I have experienced in the crypto space, it is only bitcoin can one can have the assurance to last long in the market, altcoins might be in the market for a while and no one know how long that will be. This is the reason why I don't want to invest in Etherum because after it change from POW to PoS, I see it as a coin that has lost her potential and as human beings we have flaws which might become a problem for Ethereum to survive in the bitcoin along side with time bitcoin overtime. No coin is 100% guaranteed and that is why you should only invest with an amount that you can afford to lose so that if the price goes south, you will not be affected that much.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: alogan on August 13, 2024, 06:19:16 PM
We had only the taste of what the bullmarket can do and will do... this is whales shaking weak hands as usually, while they are accumulating good projects for cheap, first they spread the panic then they make everyone who sold to regret and buyback expensive... the cycle keeps repeating for a while and doesnt looks like it will change at all.
Etf are for sure a big reason about why this bullmarket will be more amazing then before... imagine all the money flowing back into bitcoin ethereum, since are the key players, and imagine all of those money jumping into altcoins at a later stage, one thing is sure, the best Buy oportunity is around the corner if hasnt already happened. Buy your coins and HODL...wont be easy but time might reward.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: |MINER| on August 13, 2024, 09:31:33 PM
It can be beneficial in the long run, but it is not 100% guaranteed that they will all do that because we have seen in the situation that some top coins get hacked, rugpulled by their owners, or lose their relevance in the market.

Investing in top coins for long term is a 50/50 risk. You can find yourself to be lucky, or unlucky at it. However, trade with caution when dealing with them for future profits
You are also right at this in long-term investment 100% profit might not guaranteed for taking false decisions and also doing mistakes. But even if it is not guaranteed 100% it is also not guaranteed it is not less like you mention 50/50 percent I won't say it about 50/50 percent.
Top coins means there bitcoin and Ethereum also included and I don't think a long-term holder  ever face loss at those coin specially when the invest for long-term. But we can't ignore the luna incident also so if you don't faith on others coin you can go with only bitcoin.
From what I have experienced in the crypto space, it is only bitcoin can one can have the assurance to last long in the market, altcoins might be in the market for a while and no one know how long that will be. This is the reason why I don't want to invest in Etherum because after it change from POW to PoS, I see it as a coin that has lost her potential and as human beings we have flaws which might become a problem for Ethereum to survive in the bitcoin along side with time bitcoin overtime. No coin is 100% guaranteed and that is why you should only invest with an amount that you can afford to lose so that if the price goes south, you will not be affected that much.
To be honest in the previous time I thought that the Ethereum was also a decentralized coin but now after the POW to POS I learned that it's looks like the decentralized but it has the central control.
Although till now I have trust on the Ethereum main developer that they will not take any step which can make his situation like the FTX owner Sam Bankman-Fried. And the increasing rate of maximum supply of Ethereum is very low so I think we can also trust on Ethereum for long run.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: JoyMarsha on August 13, 2024, 11:08:17 PM
It can be beneficial in the long run, but it is not 100% guaranteed that they will all do that because we have seen in the situation that some top coins get hacked, rugpulled by their owners, or lose their relevance in the market.

Investing in top coins for long term is a 50/50 risk. You can find yourself to be lucky, or unlucky at it. However, trade with caution when dealing with them for future profits
You are also right at this in long-term investment 100% profit might not guaranteed for taking false decisions and also doing mistakes. But even if it is not guaranteed 100% it is also not guaranteed it is not less like you mention 50/50 percent I won't say it about 50/50 percent.
Top coins means there bitcoin and Ethereum also included and I don't think a long-term holder  ever face loss at those coin specially when the invest for long-term. But we can't ignore the luna incident also so if you don't faith on others coin you can go with only bitcoin.
From what I have experienced in the crypto space, it is only bitcoin can one can have the assurance to last long in the market, altcoins might be in the market for a while and no one know how long that will be. This is the reason why I don't want to invest in Etherum because after it change from POW to PoS, I see it as a coin that has lost her potential and as human beings we have flaws which might become a problem for Ethereum to survive in the bitcoin along side with time bitcoin overtime. No coin is 100% guaranteed and that is why you should only invest with an amount that you can afford to lose so that if the price goes south, you will not be affected that much.
You are correct as I am that no coin is 100% guaranteed to invest in because if we begin cross-checking the coins that existed years back in the crypto space, that even top the coinmarket spots, many are nowhere to be found close to the top spots again. On that note, I still believe that two years from now, some of the coins that we found potential than others today may lose their value in the market. Making them less attractive for investors to consider to invest for profits. But in the case of Bitcoin, it remains the top choice for investors who aim for long-term investment profits.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: |MINER| on August 14, 2024, 09:26:07 PM
You are correct as I am that no coin is 100% guaranteed to invest in because if we begin cross-checking the coins that existed years back in the crypto space, that even top the coinmarket spots, many are nowhere to be found close to the top spots again. On that note, I still believe that two years from now, some of the coins that we found potential than others today may lose their value in the market. Making them less attractive for investors to consider to invest for profits. But in the case of Bitcoin, it remains the top choice for investors who aim for long-term investment profits.
Yeap, investment in cryptocurrency mean does have the potential risk because of the high volatile market of it. I have seen some where people are saying that bitcoin is safe no risk yes I agree with that bitcoin is safe and no risk at from the trust issues but from the losses yes it also does contained the risks if you don't take the right trade.
But I will also say what I have previously mentioned on my post that is bitcoin can guarantee profit if you invest on it for long-term but even then there are also risk factor but in these cases risk is so low.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: Asiska02 on August 19, 2024, 10:21:47 PM
It can be beneficial in the long run, but it is not 100% guaranteed that they will all do that because we have seen in the situation that some top coins get hacked, rugpulled by their owners, or lose their relevance in the market.

It is very hard to come across top coins been rug pulled and losing their value after the owners have devalued them. Long time coins are even more prospective because they stay in the market longer than the new ones and if you check them out, they’re less risk than the new ones hitting the market recently without even purpose.

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Investing in top coins for long term is a 50/50 risk. You can find yourself to be lucky, or unlucky at it. However, trade with caution when dealing with them for future profits

When you say top coins, do you know that bitcoin is also part of them? There are top coins that will still do well in the future that are already doing well even now. Just know the one that fits your narratives more and invest in them at your own peril.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: bitterguy28 on August 20, 2024, 10:30:24 AM
But I will also say what I have previously mentioned on my post that is bitcoin can guarantee profit if you invest on it for long-term but even then there are also risk factor but in these cases risk is so low.
bitcoin is still a volatile asset its price is not constantly on the downside nor on the upside but because it has existed the longest we can say that it is the safest choice in cryptocurrency it has the highest marketcap which is why more people are more drawn to it this does not mean of course that there will be no chances of losses but this is a project that if you invest in for the long term can surely give you good profits over time

history has shown us that imagine if you had invested in bitcoin back in 2010 or something and has hold for this long.... can't imagine the money you have made at that point
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: Kemarit on August 20, 2024, 10:43:35 AM
You are correct as I am that no coin is 100% guaranteed to invest in because if we begin cross-checking the coins that existed years back in the crypto space, that even top the coinmarket spots, many are nowhere to be found close to the top spots again. On that note, I still believe that two years from now, some of the coins that we found potential than others today may lose their value in the market. Making them less attractive for investors to consider to invest for profits. But in the case of Bitcoin, it remains the top choice for investors who aim for long-term investment profits.
Yeap, investment in cryptocurrency mean does have the potential risk because of the high volatile market of it. I have seen some where people are saying that bitcoin is safe no risk yes I agree with that bitcoin is safe and no risk at from the trust issues but from the losses yes it also does contained the risks if you don't take the right trade.

The argument for Bitcoin is that it's less likely that can be manipulated by whales, as compare to altcoins, a lot of pump and dump groups, and with that, they will simply choose a altcoin to do that scheme. Bitcoin on the other hand, is very hard as there are a lot of traders around the world and it's the top crypto. Although technology is outdated, but being the prime mover, we will definitely see a bull run every four year cycle.

But I will also say what I have previously mentioned on my post that is bitcoin can guarantee profit if you invest on it for long-term but even then there are also risk factor but in these cases risk is so low.

Right, risk factor is slim to none, but you need to have mental toughness to accumulate, and learn when to buy, and when to sell to maximized your profits. So as in this case, we are looking at around 6 digits minimum as the top price, so it could happen next year. So we will have to wait for that time and so others might not have that patience.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: debra on August 20, 2024, 11:49:40 PM
Yeap, investment in cryptocurrency mean does have the potential risk because of the high volatile market of it. I have seen some where people are saying that bitcoin is safe no risk yes I agree with that bitcoin is safe and no risk at from the trust issues but from the losses yes it also does contained the risks if you don't take the right trade.
But I will also say what I have previously mentioned on my post that is bitcoin can guarantee profit if you invest on it for long-term but even then there are also risk factor but in these cases risk is so low.
Bitcoin also has the risk, its price is volatile as well. Even, Bitcoin can be categorized as a high risk investment if we compare it with Gold. So, it is untrue if Bitcoin is safe investment, there is still some risks when we are holding Bitcoin. However, the risk may be lower than holding altcoins. Altcoins have more volatility, the price can drop significantly in a short time. In addition, I want to say that there is no very safe investment in the world. Bitcoin never guarantees the profits, other investment also can't guarantee the profits, too.

Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: milewilda on August 21, 2024, 05:51:47 PM
Yeap, investment in cryptocurrency mean does have the potential risk because of the high volatile market of it. I have seen some where people are saying that bitcoin is safe no risk yes I agree with that bitcoin is safe and no risk at from the trust issues but from the losses yes it also does contained the risks if you don't take the right trade.
But I will also say what I have previously mentioned on my post that is bitcoin can guarantee profit if you invest on it for long-term but even then there are also risk factor but in these cases risk is so low.
Bitcoin also has the risk, its price is volatile as well. Even, Bitcoin can be categorized as a high risk investment if we compare it with Gold. So, it is untrue if Bitcoin is safe investment, there is still some risks when we are holding Bitcoin. However, the risk may be lower than holding altcoins. Altcoins have more volatility, the price can drop significantly in a short time. In addition, I want to say that there is no very safe investment in the world. Bitcoin never guarantees the profits, other investment also can't guarantee the profits, too.
Everything does have a risks as long it does involved money and making investment with it then of course there's no such thing about 0% chance of losing and this is why it would really be that important that you do make yourself having that kind of awareness at least on how things works and behaves and on how you would really be acting out accordingly on things.
Speaking about bull run then we arent that still yet into that part, we are really that still heading and it would really be that recommended that you should really know at least on the things that you would gonna do and its better to accumulate while the market isnt really that still high.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: |MINER| on August 21, 2024, 06:08:13 PM
Bitcoin also has the risk, its price is volatile as well. Even, Bitcoin can be categorized as a high risk investment if we compare it with Gold. So, it is untrue if Bitcoin is safe investment, there is still some risks when we are holding Bitcoin. However, the risk may be lower than holding altcoins. Altcoins have more volatility, the price can drop significantly in a short time. In addition, I want to say that there is no very safe investment in the world. Bitcoin never guarantees the profits, other investment also can't guarantee the profits, too.
Sure. I didn't mean that bitcoin don't have any risk while you are looking for investment and comparing gold it has high risk.
Bitcoin has the guarantee of security and privacy and while you are investing on it by long-term that case bitcoin can give you the potential profit and in the case of altcoin bitcoin is one kind of guarantee for making profit if you do the investment on the right time like DCA investment or invest with targeting the bear season. Always remind every investment  have contained risk so when you are going to invest always invest as much as you can afford to lose.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: Gurujebs on August 21, 2024, 06:31:57 PM
We had only the taste of what the bullmarket can do and will do... this is whales shaking weak hands as usually, while they are accumulating good projects for cheap, first they spread the panic then they make everyone who sold to regret and buyback expensive... the cycle keeps repeating for a while and doesnt looks like it will change at all.
Etf are for sure a big reason about why this bullmarket will be more amazing then before... imagine all the money flowing back into bitcoin ethereum, since are the key players, and imagine all of those money jumping into altcoins at a later stage, one thing is sure, the best Buy oportunity is around the corner if hasnt already happened. Buy your coins and HODL...wont be easy but time might reward.

If Bitcoin and ethereum market remain solid, altcoins will still continue to pay well, there is going to be this trend people will continue to milk until they when Bitcoin begin to correct to another support and that's when you begin to see dominance shift from altcoins to Bitcoin and perhaps to some large altcoins.

I think we will see Bull run by next year but that's depends on how CZ term is ended. I know he is an exchange guy but his influencenin crypto can't be denied. If he is here today with us with this wonderful moment, we would have way past this level by now, creativity will be everywhere.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: debra on August 28, 2024, 11:48:33 PM
Speaking about bull run then we arent that still yet into that part, we are really that still heading and it would really be that recommended that you should really know at least on the things that you would gonna do and its better to accumulate while the market isnt really that still high.
Why we are still not in the part of bullrun? Bitcoin has reached a new ATH and many coins have increased quite well. When we begin the part of bullrun? However, many people assume that 2025 is the real time for bullrun season. But for me, 2024 is also a part of bullrun although it is the beginning.

Sure. I didn't mean that bitcoin don't have any risk while you are looking for investment and comparing gold it has high risk.
Bitcoin has the guarantee of security and privacy and while you are investing on it by long-term that case bitcoin can give you the potential profit -snip-
Bitcoin has the risk and it never guarantees for the profits. Whether you invest in Bitcoin for a short term or a long term, there is no guarantee for profits. It will purely depend on you, how you manage your investment. If you invest in a careless way, it is very possible that you end up with losses.

Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: bitterguy28 on August 29, 2024, 06:38:52 AM
Speaking about bull run then we arent that still yet into that part, we are really that still heading and it would really be that recommended that you should really know at least on the things that you would gonna do and its better to accumulate while the market isnt really that still high.
Why we are still not in the part of bullrun? Bitcoin has reached a new ATH and many coins have increased quite well. When we begin the part of bullrun? However, many people assume that 2025 is the real time for bullrun season. But for me, 2024 is also a part of bullrun although it is the beginning.
technically bull runs occur right after the halving though it’s not going to be a constant hike price it can still be classified as a bull run because temporary dips are inevitable maybe people thinks that a peak of the bull run is what can only be considered a bull run but a bull run is a cycle and it lasts for approximately 4 years
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: milewilda on August 29, 2024, 12:48:11 PM
Speaking about bull run then we arent that still yet into that part, we are really that still heading and it would really be that recommended that you should really know at least on the things that you would gonna do and its better to accumulate while the market isnt really that still high.
Why we are still not in the part of bullrun? Bitcoin has reached a new ATH and many coins have increased quite well. When we begin the part of bullrun? However, many people assume that 2025 is the real time for bullrun season. But for me, 2024 is also a part of bullrun although it is the beginning.
technically bull runs occur right after the halving though it’s not going to be a constant hike price it can still be classified as a bull run because temporary dips are inevitable maybe people thinks that a peak of the bull run is what can only be considered a bull run but a bull run is a cycle and it lasts for approximately 4 years
They are really that indeed thinking that bull run would really be just that a single movement on a specific period of time or month which they arent even thinking or seeing that
price movement would really be making out those new higher highs without seeing it because they are really just that focusing too much on the green long candle on which
only newbies or who hadnt been able to experience bull on which they would really be having this kind of approach.  If you are someone who had been able to experience
the previous cycles then this current condition isnt new to you.
Title: Re: Is this the shortest shittiest bullrun ever?
Post by: |MINER| on August 29, 2024, 11:59:39 PM
Bitcoin has the risk and it never guarantees for the profits. Whether you invest in Bitcoin for a short term or a long term, there is no guarantee for profits. It will purely depend on you, how you manage your investment. If you invest in a careless way, it is very possible that you end up with losses.
If the investor have the knowledge about the basic history prices of bitcoin and records of the bull season and the bear season cycles then investor will at least get knowledge about the bear season and if the investor make investment on dip and wait for long-term he will definitely have the profit. And if I talk about the DCA method then it is guaranteed for him that he will have the profit.
Yes it has volatile market but it has also limited supply and day by day the user amount is increasing the demand is increasing so possibility in long-run always price will go up.
But for short-term trading it's not guaranteed to have profit.