Liar Loan
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Kenkoko said:Liar Loan said:sleepy5136 said:For something that volatile, looking back in history, they are pretty short lived ~3months. We are 2 months from the top currently. In the end, it's not really an issue if you're not selling.Liar Loan said:With yesterday's drop, Bitcoin is now lagging the broader stock market (S&P, Dow) over 12 months. The current crash ($69k --> $43k) is at -38%.
(Although measuring a peak-to-trough crash is now called #cherrypicking by CalBears and IHO...LOL)
Well, now we are seven months and 55% from the peak. Still HODLing strong?
It all depends on your point of entry. It's still up over 300% since the start of this thread in Nov 2017. Up almost 1000% if you got in at the lows in 2019.
My numbers say it's only up 170% since this thread started, but either way I don't know if there's any reason to be bullish in the short term. The chart looks extremely bearish with the price breaking through the prior support levels of 2021.
Bitcoin has a history of 80% price declines every few years. Many people felt like this time would be different because institutions were getting in on the action, but it's starting to look like that won't matter.
If Bitcoin's prior history is any indicator of where things are headed, this cycle could bottom out at $14k (80% decline peak-to-trough). Of course, there is no prior history for crypto during a Fed-driven recession, so we'll have to see how far things go.