Every day, without exception, I see at least 2 people talking about Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. This is not a coincidence, and people are hearing about crypto both on social media and on street conversations. When I go out tomorrow, I'm sure I'll see a lot of people talking about Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.
However, this has a downside. "Investors" who try to move forward with hearsay, realize the bitter truth late. Everything you mentioned in the article is actually very familiar. We have all gone through or witnessed these stages. It's in the nature of the crypto.
Some people may resent me, but I like falls. Look, I don't want him to fall. But I like falls. He's showing us the truth.
I don't have a futures position. That keeps me comfortable. Then I watch. Everything becomes clear. Who's friend and who's enemy.
Even YouTube channels are shutting down. YouTube channels that give swaying information are disappearing during the bull season. The market is down to real cryptocurrencies.
And we're under attack from every front. But he still stands up. He's not staying where he fell. How can this be possible. Against a big country like China.
Every time he falls, he gets a lot of blows. They say he'll never get up again, but he gets up again. That's what excites me to see.
I like to reverse process very much. Falls are a cause of fear and escape for people, while for me they are a cause of excitement and happiness.
I can buy a lot of things for a lot cheaper, and then sell them to people who get scared and run away. It's a cycle anyway.
There will be hard moves until they are fully accepted, and whoever keeps up with those moves will win. But I agree with people on this. It's unnecessary and too much fear.
It always comes out of everywhere. Just yesterday, we were confronted with the LTC false news. Tomorrow we will face more false news. I wonder when we'll be free.
Coins will rise or fall. This is the layout of crypto. All you have to do is buy on the lows and sell on the ups, but unfortunately most people buy the coins on the highs.
There have been days when everything went bad at certain times.
For example, when central banks went bad, why wasn't this reflected in the media?
They are aware of the great threat and high potential of Bitcoin and are eager to discredit it whenever they get their hands on it.
They are trying to play with people's minds by making the flea a camel and adding it to it.
But as in the article, conscious people, people who love to research, will seek the truth when they see these news and this cycle will continue in this way.
In fact, thanks to this nonsense news, people are getting a little more informed about Bitcoin.
There must have been a moment in your life when you turned the crisis into an opportunity, and I think it should be considered as one of those events.
While there is a great opportunity, I think we should evaluate it without succumbing to psychological pressures unlike people.
If they hadn't done that, maybe I wouldn't be here reading this article, right? It certainly brings more mass into the crypto space.
Let the statistics speak up: If 100 people who doesn't know about Bitcoin sees those bad news, at least 7-8 of them will search it up; 2-3 of the ones who searches it up will look it deeply and maybe 1 out of 100 will decide to involve.
...So, do you know how many people sees this kind of news in a regular newspaper or news websites? -Hundreds of thousands. I hope this rings a bell for everyone.
We all know some agencies make speculative news about almost everything, so what makes people think bad Bitcoin news are real? We already need the type of people who is questioning the things -in some extend- so if they decide to involve in it is a win-win situation. (Personally I don't want to see someone who get's hyped and buys thousands of Doge coin, thinking that it will make him/her rich)
"no one kicks a dead dog." That is exactly it, no way ever bitcoin or any crypto gets this attention if it's not a threat. Such a powerful statement that really puts so much in perspective.
Every day, without exception, I see at least 2 people talking about Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. This is not a coincidence, and people are hearing about crypto both on social media and on street conversations. When I go out tomorrow, I'm sure I'll see a lot of people talking about Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.
However, this has a downside. "Investors" who try to move forward with hearsay, realize the bitter truth late. Everything you mentioned in the article is actually very familiar. We have all gone through or witnessed these stages. It's in the nature of the crypto.
Thanks for the article!
If you haven't experienced a market crash, are you even in crypto?
Some people may resent me, but I like falls. Look, I don't want him to fall. But I like falls. He's showing us the truth.
I don't have a futures position. That keeps me comfortable. Then I watch. Everything becomes clear. Who's friend and who's enemy.
Even YouTube channels are shutting down. YouTube channels that give swaying information are disappearing during the bull season. The market is down to real cryptocurrencies.
And we're under attack from every front. But he still stands up. He's not staying where he fell. How can this be possible. Against a big country like China.
Every time he falls, he gets a lot of blows. They say he'll never get up again, but he gets up again. That's what excites me to see.
Thanks for the good article.
I like to reverse process very much. Falls are a cause of fear and escape for people, while for me they are a cause of excitement and happiness.
I can buy a lot of things for a lot cheaper, and then sell them to people who get scared and run away. It's a cycle anyway.
There will be hard moves until they are fully accepted, and whoever keeps up with those moves will win. But I agree with people on this. It's unnecessary and too much fear.
It always comes out of everywhere. Just yesterday, we were confronted with the LTC false news. Tomorrow we will face more false news. I wonder when we'll be free.
Thanks for the article.
Have a nice day.
Great one Mark!
Coins will rise or fall. This is the layout of crypto. All you have to do is buy on the lows and sell on the ups, but unfortunately most people buy the coins on the highs.
There have been days when everything went bad at certain times.
For example, when central banks went bad, why wasn't this reflected in the media?
They are aware of the great threat and high potential of Bitcoin and are eager to discredit it whenever they get their hands on it.
They are trying to play with people's minds by making the flea a camel and adding it to it.
But as in the article, conscious people, people who love to research, will seek the truth when they see these news and this cycle will continue in this way.
In fact, thanks to this nonsense news, people are getting a little more informed about Bitcoin.
There must have been a moment in your life when you turned the crisis into an opportunity, and I think it should be considered as one of those events.
While there is a great opportunity, I think we should evaluate it without succumbing to psychological pressures unlike people.
If they hadn't done that, maybe I wouldn't be here reading this article, right? It certainly brings more mass into the crypto space.
Let the statistics speak up: If 100 people who doesn't know about Bitcoin sees those bad news, at least 7-8 of them will search it up; 2-3 of the ones who searches it up will look it deeply and maybe 1 out of 100 will decide to involve.
...So, do you know how many people sees this kind of news in a regular newspaper or news websites? -Hundreds of thousands. I hope this rings a bell for everyone.
We all know some agencies make speculative news about almost everything, so what makes people think bad Bitcoin news are real? We already need the type of people who is questioning the things -in some extend- so if they decide to involve in it is a win-win situation. (Personally I don't want to see someone who get's hyped and buys thousands of Doge coin, thinking that it will make him/her rich)
Thanks for the article!
Advertising is not good or bad.
I think this saying is true enough
yes people are talking about cryptocurrencies somehow.
they do this on the news they hear from the media.
Everyone with a smartphone today sees something about cryptocurrencies at least once a day.
I think this is a very positive thing for the crypto ecosystem.
ok the media and some politicians can denigrate cryptocurrencies.
But rest assured, nobody trusts the media or politicians anyway.
so let them talk this is an advertisement for crypto.
And advertising is not good or bad.
"no one kicks a dead dog." That is exactly it, no way ever bitcoin or any crypto gets this attention if it's not a threat. Such a powerful statement that really puts so much in perspective.