Lynx...I started in the financial world at six years old...that is five decades ago. I've since been forced to retire due to my health.
That doesn't keep me from a lifelong interest in market bubbles. I don't look at the fundamentals of a bubble, just the technical's. The math speaks to me louder than cries of any form of legitimacy.
Afterall, in the tulip bulb mania of 1636-7...how did someone convince their wife to purchase a tulip bulb for a years wages?
"I think 11k" "10k might". This is the problem with opinions. We base them on our own experience and assumptions. Most of us make just about every decision in our life based on assumption. Yet do not even realize it. Scary stuff...
All stories aside...If we wait patiently just a short while longer...I "am assuming" based on many years of experience...BTC will tell us exactly what it intends to do. It is at that juncture...where an opinion based on facts can be assessed. For me...I've never seen an ounce of intrinsic value here and didn't give it a second thought. For others...well, they can believe whatever they want to believe.
I've never felt intelligent enough to tell other people what they should do with their own hard earned capital. I developed this "opinion" when being lambasted about religion. I was watching the spit coming out of this gentlemen's mouth as he was telling me I was damned to go to hell and I thought to myself...I've been a God fearing man all of my life...how does this man KNOW the mind of God and can speak for Him? He knows enough about the Bible/God/Religion to feel he can condemn another man to hell because I don't belong/comprehend/understand his particular viewpoint? Again...Scary Stuff.
It was right then and there...I realized...I don't know enough about anything to influence other men in one direction or another. It's hard enough work to be responsible for just me...
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Speaking of me. Again...It has been my opinion...The Cryptocurrencies are nothing more than a "Sign of the Times".
Best Regards,
Liquid Cool