Let’s be honest. It’s definitely a bubble. The more I think about it, the more it resembles the dot com bubble (and even worse).
Those who HODL, when do you plan to cash out? What makes you HODL?
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And don’t forget, Amazon got to $100 before dropping to $7 post dot com. And nasdeq is now above $7T and amazon is $1250 with a $7B market cap.
Based on the comments and posts I see on here from all the tech company employees, Amazon, FB, Oracle, Microsoft, and even google, I think the bubble is Nasdeq. Many ask questions or state misconceptions that a 5 min search online would answer or provide insight to. Even googlers! And reading the greed and stupidity combined in many of the blind posts shows me where the fear is coming from.
I bought FB on it’s open at 40, and again at 30, and 20.... then held for years and years... was even clowned by a VP. But, I made more than 5x return. You guys can’t hodl for a week before the sky is falling.
Good luck with the bubble talk, arguing, and time wasting. I’ll save this post and check back in a year.
I say that even though I have $200k in crypto (mostly gains).
Is bitcoin at $50,000 by the middle of next year unthinkable? It’s not – but is there a logical and rational explanation for why it should be, I don’t think so.