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BTCUSD Im trying a long on XRPUSD right now. Watch what happens

BTCUSD seems like we back to the downside as market opens

BTCUSD Friggin Tommy. I told him I would short with him down to 82 or something and then it went up and he totally dipped out

BTCUSD I'm totally down with shorting the Asian pump-a-roni that they seem to like doing on Sunday night (colorado time)

BTCUSD i’m shorting. price failed to break and hold above 96,7k… 4hr showing bearish pendant nearing completion which is also being depicted on the Total Market Cap chart as well.

BTCUSD always make sure your copy and paste addresses match up when sending your crypto to another wallet. otherwise, you might send your money away forever.

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BTCUSD For anyone not familiar with the history of MicroStrategy and Michael Saylor, he was at the center of both media spotlight and controversy during the dotcom boom and bust. He has a history of tossing shareholders best interest aside like last years prom queen.

He was chief cheerleader of the dotcom era and his wild proclamations led to huge gains in the dotcom sector. When he spoke it could move the market and people listened to him religiously. Sound familiar?

MicroStrategy's stock experienced significant volatility and huge gains. It was one of the leading stocks of the dotcom era and reached a market capitalization in the billions, extraordinary at the time.

After reaching a peak of $333 per share, the stock plummeted 62% in a single day to $120 following a company announcement of financial restatements for prior years.

A subsequent investigation by the SEC forced the company to restate earnings for several prior years. The company paid a large fine and Saylor was personally forced to give up millions in profits he had gained as a result of his scheme. He narrowly avoided jail time by reaching a settlement with the SEC.

The stock continued to decline, eventually reaching a low of $0.42 per share by autumn 2001, wiping out almost all of shareholder equity.

Many at the time credited Saylors actions as being the leading contributor to the bursting of the dotcom bubble.

Afterward Saylor stayed real low key for nearly 20 years, until he jumped on the Bitcoin bandwagon in 2020 and began the pump show again. I guess old habits really do die hard.