Piglies bout to get slaughtered bigly
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If there is one thing I know it is crypto. Bitcoin giveth and bitcoin taketh away. Jonestown was "booming".... or at least that is what the kool aid said.
Witnessing the greed and obtuse risk levels of these "investors" in all markets over the past year or so (hell..... 30 years), has led me to understand a few things. greed does not pay. The only way to live is in God's Way. The natural way. Humans are not naturally greedy.
Speaking things into existence (such as inflated stock prices) is witchcraft (i.e. wanting to become gods). Humans must accept their place in the world.
They way they are structuring this INSANE crash. Perhaps all sides will be destroyed, and only satanic forces warren buffet etc will "win" in the short term. There is no way to continue these valuations in crypto or conventional. mean reversion.
Bitcoin's creation cost currently is ~ 15k. I would consider buying at $6-10k.
Repent for this cycle's end is nigh.
Witnessing the greed and obtuse risk levels of these "investors" in all markets over the past year or so (hell..... 30 years), has led me to understand a few things. greed does not pay. The only way to live is in God's Way. The natural way. Humans are not naturally greedy.
Speaking things into existence (such as inflated stock prices) is witchcraft (i.e. wanting to become gods). Humans must accept their place in the world.
They way they are structuring this INSANE crash. Perhaps all sides will be destroyed, and only satanic forces warren buffet etc will "win" in the short term. There is no way to continue these valuations in crypto or conventional. mean reversion.
Bitcoin's creation cost currently is ~ 15k. I would consider buying at $6-10k.
Repent for this cycle's end is nigh.
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I guess the answer was down. See ya at 7k
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