Price matters. It does.

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Not on daily timeframes. Over the course of years, that’s correct.

I used to do a lot of price watching - it’s an easy way to get burned out. It’s especially pointless because the nature of the Bitcoin market allows for price to bleed down for months before a single daily candle takes it back to highs. There’s little to gain by focusing on it.

I don’t trade. I buy BTC, HODL.

Understanding & focusing on price, not minute by minute but in the Macro, is a great learning tool.

Hashrate/price

ETF whale buying

Adoption, news cycles

Etc etc.

I agree with this.

I’m giving you a hard time - I do have a soft spot for price shitposts.

Bitcoin can do anything short term though, including go down 25-50%. That’s why I personally avoid thinking about specific daily price levels.

👊👊I understood your post. Love the engagement.

Daily no, but I think it would be poetic (and just) for bitcoin to reach an ATH ahead of the halving to represent the resilience of the bitcoin protocol to the coordinated manipulation of bitcoin’s price by FTX, BlockFi, Celsius, etc.

Whoever the “bad actors” were behind the scenes, I want bitcoin to make them irrelevant. As someone who has very limited dry powder left and has stacked as hard as I possibly could throughout this bear, I’m ready for NGU to humble those who think they can control bitcoin.

Bring the pain. NGU. Soon.

Agree 💯💯💯

My bags are packed. Ticket in hand.

That has literally never happened, and it's not likely to happen. A single daily candle to get back to highs would take billions AND an absence of sellers for an extended period.

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It was hyperbole. But this is the price action I am talking about.