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do you use google translate. btc is not married to any number. it dipped under 100k today.
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What is this suggestion about... GT*
You come to harass me because I write differently... and even worse, different from yours thoughts... perhaps if you read me for the first time you might think that my dialogue requires using GT, and if that were the case, what is your problem with that...?
Maybe I should have put the quotation marks "..." okay, they are in red now, so you can see them better, if you do not understand my sarcasm I do not care, but do not come to try to impose your thoughts on me as if they were law and judgment for all, hence I read your "predictions" as just another opinion...
I hope you understand those quotation marks then.
To "marry" the price of bitcoin with a figure is an expression that I do not bring up here in this chatter with you, I have mentioned it several times, but as I said it is my own jargon, in any case and for your knowledge everything in that life is related to numbers, if we go to the depth of things, nothing escapes the numbers we live and coexist with them, they mistreat us, they make us happy, metaphorically we are united to them, therefore the phrase comes out of my most eloquacious way of expressing myself, if you are a literal guy, a purist who likes to read himself in others, just ignore me, but do not pretend to be a "school teacher" with me.
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btc is not married to any number. it dipped under 100k today.
which means exactly one thing its under 100k.
btc is in a 90k to 110k track.
don’t even think bull or bear as long as it is in this track.
and while you seem to think we will leave it and dump to bear 🐻
you simply do not know what the numbers will be.
btc does not marry numbers.
How about I start my answer like this:
Did you go to school?
That is, even though I'm not a native English speaker, grammar/spelling is universal and good writing habits define that.
It doesn't matter what part of the world you're from, but the spelling rules are there, you start sentences in lowercase, you don't use question marks, for example:
do you use google translate.
(Ugly)
Do you use google translate
?I may not be a native speaker, but I like good reading, and in that sense I understand your point of view on the grammatical idea of supposing that it upset you to have forgotten some quotation marks, so that you would not read me in a literal sense but rather in a figurative sense.
Ah, I ask you again: do you think there is a "divorce" between the 6 figures and bitcoin?
Hasta luego!
fM
*Google translate.