Still a high risk speculative asset. All it takes is one major exchange getting "hacked" or some regulatory firestorm and it will crash down again. Furthermore, the btc market remains vulnerable to manipulation. Some whales short the market, take a massive coordinated dump to tank the price, cover their short positions, and make some more profit with their puts. Big money play, rinse and repeat...
Compared to other assets, bitcoin is just too new and highly manipulated for anybody to make any kind of educated thesis on what drives its price action therefore it's safe to assume that those arbitrary predictions about its price are mostly BS. There's still a fair chance that bitcoin's pattern of breaking ATHs after crashing from its past peak could be invalidated in the near future especially if you consider that bitcoin today is vastly different from what it was some years ago in terms of utilization.
Ethereum just hit an ATH after being stagnant for most of March. The fact that this happened while BTC is still stuck under 60k means ETH is finally showing some initiative to drive its own trends.
This also means ETH mining will be the bees knees well into the end of this quarter. ;)
$60.5k resistance broken, welcome to another ATH!
We are at 1 btc = $63k as of this writing, which means the 1btc to Php3M barrier has been breached.
#AllTimeHigh
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resistance
pababa... broke support... lalo bumaba
pataas... broke resistance... lalo tumaas
GPU prices will also continue to skyrocket
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wow a very fitting description ng western world "exorbitant privilege" kung sa pinas = casa mandatory backtaklenz required daw for covid.
Eh kung sa bangko dapat ba ibactaklenz pera papel and coins? Nagkakamatayan ba sa veeerus mga teller?
I really Like the term, again, exorbitant privilege.
Maganda talaga pag-angat ng china.
first time yata narinig ni kagalingan ang EXORBITANT PRIVILEGE
in the 1960s a french finance minister used that term to describe US ownership of the world's reserve currency
ang EXORBITANT PRIVILEGE yun ung advantage ng US over all other countries
kasi may ari ng US ang USD they can never run out of dollars they can just print it
while other countries have to earn dollars via exports / remittances (other countries need to maintain dollar reserves to pay for imports)
that's how the US can afford to maintain its superior military (a dozen carrier battlegroups and numerous bases around the world)
when their gov't needs money they can just issue treasuries and other countries will buy it using their dollar earnings or the US central bank can print dollars to buy the treasuries
the US owns the currency that the whole world accepts -- that's the privilege
AND with that comes sanctions power -- the US can punish other countries by cutting them off from the dollar system
di ka maka-trade pag di maka-transact ang mga bangko mo sa mga bangko ng ibang bansa
Last edited by uls; April 14th, 2021 at 08:12 AM.
This is an article written by J.G. Collins, who, as far as I'm concerned, has always been a fearmonger when it comes to financial prognostic reasoning.
Read his briefs on Seeking Alpha and let me know what you think. ;)
He is also a Luddite on Fintech and crypto. He represents the Wall Street old guard who still thinks of crypto as nothing but a faddish bubble, similar to junk bonds in the 80s.
On the same article as was quoted, he still references bitcoin as a currency (this is soooo 2017, btw), when, in fact, institutional investors today are now looking at btc as more of an asset instead.
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Colleague ko shows me his bitcoin earning... meron na siyang 90% gain na.... [emoji857][emoji857][emoji857]
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The gains from the last 2 days were wiped out today, and then some, as bitcoin falls over 8 and a half percent in its biggest plunge since Feb. It even went as low as 51k (15% dip) but rebounded quickly as buyers looked to getting btc at what could be a bargain.
There is a lot of speculation on what caused the plunge, from Turkey's new policies on crypto, to hype from the Coinbase IPO dying down, to whispers of possible federal regulation (to curb money laundering) in crypto. Be that as it may, there was so much profit-taking going on that market capitalization fell to $1.3 Trillion in less than 24 hours.
My hunch is if support at 51k is broken, expect the bears to come in and drive the price further to the low 40's. However, I do feel that btc hitting 70k by Q3 this year is an inevitability and that many institutional investors share this view. Therefore, getting in on the action while the price is in the 50's is a bit too much to pass up.
I fully expect btc hitting 65k before the end of the month but will likely contract again similar to the last 72 hours.
Doge is a scalper play. Tanga lang maghohodl ng Doge.
Might reach $1 due to the hype but it cannot sustain that value. Not even the $0.4 today is sustainable.
Musical chairs lang yan, masaya hanggang tumigil yung music and ikaw yung walang upauan.
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