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Sure, because fiat currency does not do the same exact thing you are describing
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I can buy things other than corporate hostages with fiat currency.
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This is starting to look like a classic asset bubble collapse. If it is we are in the denial phase and the next phase will be to wipe out all gains on the year.
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Like any religion, it will bounce back.
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Couldn't wish it more, I just want to accumulate as much as I can at a discount.
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I bought just before the peak, and crashed out just before the crash. I only made $100 profit, but I came out ahead. Yey!
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It's been 3 years but the cryptosphere hasn't really changed, it's just got bigger, more speculative shitcoins, and it's Elon Musk instead of John Mcafee.
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Looking like we may be out of the woods. Seeing reports the hedge funds have bought the current dip.
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Right, because hackers would be dumb enough to ask for bitcoin for 'corporate hostages', the single most traceable currency in the world
You must have been born yesterday to believe that shit
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You can always tell the newbies to crypto. Did you think buying low and selling high was easy? LOL
Bitcoin is dead! Long live bitcoin!
Bitcoin is dead! Long live bitcoin!
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Do dips normally last this long?
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How does 2 1/2 years sound?
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Shheeeeit