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calendar_today31-10-2022 18:25:31

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Max pain is not a crash. Max pain is never being able to buy Bitcoin again. Not because Bitcoin went to zero. But because it never did.

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Bitcoin supply math that almost nobody talks about Total BTC supply is fixed at twenty one million. That will never change. But the real story is what is available to buy? Only a limited amount of BTC behave as actually available to buy in the market. The rest is locked in long

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When a company starts buying bitcoin, and isn’t trying to be a Bitcoin bank, it’s probably a failing company looking for 20% gains per year. A successfully growing company will outperform that.

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This and the next cycle will be banks, governments, states, cities, and other funds accumulating Bitcoin as a non speculative asset. They won’t sell. The past cycles were full of people who are prone to selling when the price increases a lot because of Bitcoins speculation.

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• decentralization of monetary authority • strong regional self determination • a hard money system that limits central power • competitive governance between states • federal government with reduced monetary control

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The first time you buy Bitcoin usually is at a local high. Newcomers see hype, they eventually buy, hype ends, they get cheaper prices but are worried that it will keep dropping. The only way to overcome this is to study Bitcoin or forget about the price and trust it. When you

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This is what brought Bitcoin down in October. Forced leveraged liquidations drive the short term price action. This is why Bitcoin and other assets/stocks sometimes do the opposite of what you think. An example: USA announces Strategic Bitcoin Reserve…Masses think this will

This is what brought Bitcoin down in October. Forced leveraged liquidations drive the short term price action. This is why Bitcoin and other assets/stocks sometimes do the opposite of what you think. 

An example: USA announces Strategic Bitcoin Reserve…Masses think this will
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I have had the growing realization over the past few years that the problem of mans knowledge is not to oppose and to demolish opposing views, but to include them in a larger theoretical structure. One of the ironies of the creative process is. - Ernest Becker

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$23 billion in short liquidations are possible above the current price, only about $3 billion below. This is only from 3 exchanges…Binance, MEXC, and Gate so is most likely on the lower end.

$23 billion in short liquidations are possible above the current price, only about $3 billion below. This is only from 3 exchanges…Binance, MEXC, and Gate so is most likely on the lower end.
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This is the battle we are witnessing. This chart goes all the way down to $61535, and up to $150,000. Longs vs shorts, the heavier side loses. Once buying or selling of large quantities stops the opposite side should win. In Bitcoins case, the sellers always run out, and shorts

This is the battle we are witnessing. This chart goes all the way down to $61535, and up to $150,000. Longs vs shorts, the heavier side loses. Once buying or selling of large quantities stops the opposite side should win. 
In Bitcoins case, the sellers always run out, and shorts
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People ask why Bitcoin does not go up when institutions buy. Or why it does not go down on good news. Or why it seems irrational. It is not irrational. Some of the mechanics are just not so obvious. When institutions buy Bitcoin, they usually buy OTC. Over the counter