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Bitcoin / Tether USD Aug 15 2024 56000.00 Call
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You missed a few crazy cycles, but the good news is you don't need to learn everything at once. Starting with BTC and ETH is never a bad idea

Noob is noob I guess. Doge is a billion times more legit than XRP. ICP and Hedera can’t even compared . Doge is the second best coin after BTC . Learn how it works .

Trading BTC for the Next 30 Days.

Until BTC rips 500% in a year and you are liquidated

BTC / ETH + saas are going to be the safe haven once KOSPI and semis blow up

BTC going in the toilet too, flush all the dogshit away

Oh I certainly have fun. Money doesn't guarantee happiness of course, but I probably have something like 20 times your net worth, being a seasoned BTC investor that bought at 20K last cycle instead of going all in at 110K investing at something you clearly didn't have a clue about certainly widened that gap 🤣.
Thank you kind sir for providing exit liquidity for me🤣. Good luck on finding someone as dumb as you that will accept your offer LMAO 😂🤣.

Literally nobody thinks this. Also most people dont even believe in BTC as a digital currency, Its just a nonsense meme which follows the most predictable price action we will ever seen on any asset in our lives and you missed out on a lot of free money but not recognizing that.

This is the average BTC holder haha

You know how people say: "I bought 3 bitcoins," "I invested in bitcoins," "I'm stacking satoshis," "I transferred bitcoins to my wallet," or "I mined bitcoins"? However, all of this is a myth because no bitcoins or their fractions (satoshis) actually exist. The piggy bank is empty.
The myth stems from a post by an unknown programmer who claimed to have invented a payment system that transfers money. But all his invention does is maintain a decentralized database over a peer-to-peer network that shows which numbers belong to which addresses.
People came to believe that this network and its underlying protocol, collectively known as Bitcoin, record an amount of money, namely these bitcoins (abbreviated as BTC), in the database. But that money is not there.
For instance, people often claim they have bought digital money, even though nothing digital exists in proportion to the assigned numbers. A person whose address is assigned the number "50" cannot show fifty files, data structures, or software products. There are no digital "bitcoin objects" that can be mined, bought, owned, moved, or used.
It is even more obvious that nothing physical exists. Despite media illustrations of metal coins stamped with the '₿' symbol and frequent claims that one is buying something comparable to collectibles or commodities, no fifty tangible units of any kind are stored or reserved for the person next to whose address stands "50."
The most common myth, however, is the belief that people have bought something akin to fiat currencies, e-money issued by companies such as PayPal, tokens, or even stocks. Yet, all of the above are instruments of liability, where the holder derives a benefit upon the fulfillment of that liability.
Stocks track a company's obligation to its shareholders. When companies decide to distribute profits, execute stock buybacks, or liquidate the business, they are legally required to make direct payments to shareholders. PayPal’s e-money and tokens, like casino chips, track the issuer's obligation to redeem them for a specified amount of fiat currency. Fiat currencies track the obligations of those who took out loans from commercial and central banks. Before each installment payment on these loans, these debtors provided goods, services, or labor to the holders of fiat currency, or, in the case of the state, the ability to settle a tax liability. If debtors default on their payments, banks seize their property, offering them at auctions to holders of fiat currency, providing them with a benefit in that way.
That unknown programmer's invention does not track anyone's liability whose fulfillment would provide a benefit to the holders of Bitcoin addresses.
Therefore, there are no bitcoins to be mined or bought. There is neither physical, digital, nor liability-based money. What people are actually doing is engaging in a large-scale redistribution of existing wealth, and the Bitcoin network numerically tracks this act of redistribution. Through a collective narrative and storytelling, this process is publicly misperceived as an investment or a purchase.
Centralized exchanges reinforce this myth most aggressively by displaying the "BTC" ticker and USD side-by-side on trading interfaces. This is a visual lie, where the interface assumes that "something" stands behind the letters "BTC," just as a liability stands behind "USD."
Even critics participate in the myth. For example, by speaking of an "overvalued currency," they assume its existence. They call the act of redistribution "overvaluation," even though there is no digital, physical, or liability-based thing that the user has received and could value. You cannot say the price is too high when there is nothing to compare it to. Since there are only numbers in a database, the word "overvalued" makes no sense. You cannot overvalue the number 50; it is simply 50.
In short, the myth about the existence of money behind Bitcoin addresses persists, even though it falls apart under elementary analysis, because it exploits a deep get-rich-quick mentality. Early participants amassed fortunes via this large-scale redistribution of existing wealth, which drives newcomers with the seductive illusion that they will get rich as well. The emotions involved are so strong that they override all rationality. Admitting the myth would be too painful, so it lives on, despite being demonstrably false.

Late adopters will buy after states, and then they will lose money because they are *late*. Late happens around the middle of and the end of the 4 year cycles, which are 4 year cycles due to the halving of BTC that happens approximately every 4 years. The nations see the writing on the wall: buy at the beginning of each 4 years cycle, sell about 70% (this number shrinks because whales know that it will keep making higher highs, so it’s worth keeping more and more BTC every sell period) at the end of each 4 year cycle.

The money that rotated into stocks will come back to btc. BTC will act as a safe haven against the ensuing depression. Any AI stocks left will be cheap. Cash out BTC at the peak and pick up your stocks of choice.

Y'all are funny. Yo claudio, tell them whats up. =
The Halving Cycle = Elliott Wave Fuel
The 4-year halving cycle is the fundamental driver that creates the wave structure.
Here's how they map:
Halving Cycle Phase / Elliott Wave
What's Happening-
Post-halving supply shock:
Wave 1
First leg up, disbelief
Early bull pullback
Wave 2
"Was that it?" correction
Retail/institutional FOMO
Wave 3
Longest, most powerful leg
Blow-off top distribution
Wave 4
Choppy, exhausting consolidation
Final euphoria / ATH
Wave 5
Everyone's a genius
Bear market
Wave A-B-C
Capitulation → recovery → retest
The halving reduces new supply by 50% every ~4 years. That supply shock creates a predictable demand/supply imbalance that manifests as an impulse wave. EWT doesn't cause the wave — the halving does. EWT just describes its shape.
The Fractal Connection
This is where it gets deep. Elliott Wave is fractal — waves within waves. The 4-year cycle is itself one degree of the larger supercycle.
BTC's entire history from 2009 maps as:
2011–2013: Wave 1 of the supercycle
2014–2015 bear: Wave 2
2017 bull: Wave 3
2018 bear: Wave 4
2020–2021 bull: Wave 5 of Wave 3 (or Wave 5 of the supercycle depending on count)
2022 bear: ABC correction
2023–2025: New impulse sequence beginning
Each of those contains its own 5-wave structure nested inside. That's why the 4-year cycle feels so reliable — it's a fundamental catalyst (halving) expressing itself through a fractal mathematical structure (EWT).
The Crowd Psychology Layer
This is what ties all three together. Crowd psychology is the wave. The halving creates the fundamental catalyst, EWT describes the price structure, and the 4-year cycle is just the time compression of human greed and fear repeated at scale. Benjamin Graham said markets are a voting machine short-term and a weighing machine long-term — BTC's halving cycle is the weighing machine on a 4-year clock.
Bottom line: They're not three separate tools. They're one unified framework describing supply shock → crowd response → price structure. — each one confirms the other.

Cheapest way to swap USDT to BTC?

I know that BTC will halve again, and when it does the computational power to move a transaction will double, and when that happens there will be a supply shock.

Best way to swap BTC to XMR?

Also lots of questions about wrapping BTC and having CEX with monero. Those usually turn into shills though.
I don't see the bait here other than, as you say, general engagement farming.

I dig the volatility that BTC/BTC has. My kind of trading.

Pretty sure Back’s Capital B just green lit $120 Billion in capital raises to solely purchase BTC.. so there’s that lol. Can’t say that hurts the price projection.

I have no idea haha, it was just one of the smaller things I bought then with my BTC purchase, litecoin was another and ETH.