It happens each time, no idea exactly "why" it happens, but it happens each time, check 2020 as well, you will see that the year starts at around 7k or so goes to 10k and bottoms to 4k or so and then rises to 20k+ by the end of the year. I believe that we are going to be 60k+ by the end of 2024 and that's the only thing that matters to me. I get that it may feel like its not really all that crazy, but I also believe that its going to be something that will matter in the end. I get that its not going to be all that easy and so forth, but its not really a bad thing neither, its going to be something we could care about, so going high means good enough.

ADA was from that period, in fact BNB is from that period as well. People see them as high so they do not remember, but I was around when binance didn't even existed, and they did ICO to get all the money they had, and sold BNB and then they ended up growing this big. I did not expected them to be this big so that is not an easy thing to do, it has to be something that will take a while. It has to be one of the biggest ones, anyone who invested during that time, even if just a thousand dollars, on their early period, they would probably be rich enough to retire right now. Thats the type of investment everyone should look out for.

The fact that a trillion+ dollar company would start to put in some money into bitcoin means a lot. I mean we are talking about a situation that would get us higher, and it should very well be something that will benefit everyone. I get that its not going to be all that confusing to start, but it is definitely a thing that we should care about. A company that size would not end up putting in a few million dollars, they are so rich that putting in a few billion dollars wouldn't really matter. I think its quite important that we end up with something that would give us the best benefit if we could, and they will increase the price a lot.

While I do like him and the fact that he is improving his nation and he is pro-bitcoin, I also have to consider that he won with %83, which is really a big big margin, nobody was even remotely close to him, which makes me question the situation. Don't get me wrong, maybe he is liked that much and that's how he got elected by getting that many votes, but when was the last time you have seen someone get %80+ of the votes in a democratic election? Sure Putin may get that much, or Kim Jong Un, or Xi, they may get that, but not fairly. I am not well versed in El Salvador politics so maybe I am fully wrong, it just worried me to see that a bit.

I know that the right thing to say would be just "I would give it back" and it is of course easy to say that right now when we do not see the money. But are we really going to not give it back when we see the money? Just made up question is easy to answer, but when you actually see the money its not easy and I think many who say they would give it back could fail. I would probably just not touch it for a long time and expect someone to reach out to me. Lets be honest, if someone sends a million dollars, then I would guess they will try to contact you, and if I am %100 sure that they are them, I would just give it back, but if I keep it for a long long time and they do not contact me, I may start to slowly spend, not all of it, but small piece by piece.

Having a certain strong one that you hold for a long time is not really that bad, its actually a good idea, I think it would actually be a nice thing for people, I do support that. However, it also means that we are looking into "all" altcoins in this discussion and I can say that %99 of them are shit, and they are not worth holding. Remember, when you think of alts yourself, you think of maybe five, if lucky ten names, not 150, and we have tens of thousands of them out there in the world. So it is clear that you have to make a correct choice, it would not be smart to make a move that would not be a solid high level one.

I highly doubt Pistons even "tried" to win this season, I mean they could be trying to win every game from all I can see, but they had a losing streak that looked so bad that I feel like it wasn't really all that great, it didn't really felt like it was something to care, it was really a huge disappointment in general. I think it should be clear to everyone that we are talking about a situation where Pistons can't win games, not because they don't want to or anything like that, they are just straight up trash, and that's why I think its clear that we are going to end up with a terrible team all season long, and I highly doubt they can get better within a few seasons neither.