Starting December ALL cryptocurrencies will start to rocket

Just buy some and see.

Don’t buy till you see xrp at .10$ that’s the liftoff point. .12$ good too

Unlikely. Last year's run-up is something that only happens every several years. It is more likely to continue sliding, however the stock market crash might encourage some people to switch to crypto.

December... of next year!

It was very apparent recently they lowered crypto price exactly at the same time when they dropped the ‘market’, in order to prevent people from moving their funds to crypto. They will continue to do this to scare people off. The smart few including banks will buy crypto but majority won’t.

So you are saying people should buy 1 Bitcoin than buy 1 share of each Amazon, Google and Autozone stock?
You do know Bitcoin dropped from $19,000 to about $3,500 in less than a year?
I don't think many people are going to pick Bitcoin as there are so many safer options to put their money.
An example is last December
for $19,000 the price of one Bitcoin people could have loaded up on Google, Amazon and Autozone stocks and would have made big bank right now.

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All cryptocurrencies are going to zero. No intrinsic value. Inflation worse than fiat (forks). You own the token not the blockchain and they will always be replaced by a newer token.

I think they'll be closer to $1000 or $0, but why not wait and see....

Since the IRS and other countrys tax systems is majorly taxing all cryptocurrencys they will never again skyrocket and they will also become worthless really soon.


The people that havent sold their coins yet are just trying to create hype so that people start mass buying them so the crypto dollar goes up so they can cash out with minamal losses as atm most cryptocurrencys are a loss to the origional coins people brought.

The dollar (and other fiats) has no intrinsic value, backed only by Americans’ blind faith in lord Rothschilds’ printing press. Cryptos not only have intrinsic value (labor/power) but also have only limited quantities.

All I know is you can't win if you don't play.

I forgot...a ledger to track all your transactions.

Im looking at a list and wondering how exactly do cryptos have limited quantities? Also, won't technology advancement in computing make it just another printing press?

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individual coins can limit their supply, this is coded into the blockchain. For this reason, as long as the blockchain uses similar code, the coins are provably rare. That means you know exactly how many of them there are at any time, you can fully audit in real time the public ledger (blockchain). No other financial instrument has this transparency.

USD has been printed to oblivion and because it's mainly a digital currency, you have no idea who got the "first coin" or how much has been created...but it's probably the central bank's partners in crime (the govt) or their buddies who get most of it. A banker in Mexico once told me "see all those tall building out there? 70% of them are owned by our people" meaning a small ethnic group in the banking world. How would a tiny group that wasn't native end up owning all those buildings? Access to credit. When you can print something in unlimited supply and decide who gets it, guess who gets it?

Even gold is not provably rare like bitcoins. Ask people in the industry how much gold there is in the world in vaults. No one knows. There are estimates, but they are all wrong because people don't want you to know how much gold they have (they could be loaded or broke). There have been rumors of millions of metric tonnes of gold in caves in the East (China, Philippines, etc). A friend from the mining industry told me several years ago that there was actually more gold than silver above ground....because silver is consumed. Gold is hoarded, of course.

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Thanks. Even if what you say is true, which I have absolutely no way of knowing and I suspect neither do 99.999999 percent of the population. What if say coinbase is involved in the scheme, couldn't they just print money out of thin air if they want to have coins that they pay out on even if they aren't real for their buddies? Cant you just divide bitcoins up infinitely? Why would you think the price is real based on supply and demand and not just someone or some thing (AI) setting the price? And are they still promoting the anonymous untraceable qualities of cryptos? That seems like a fairy tale made up by people who want other people to think these things can't be tracked.

Or lose.

Buy Apollo while you can. Just $10 will be worth your investment. It will double in the next month (probably)

but every dollar you spend on Apollo right now COULD equate to $1,000 in a few years.

Basing this on the quality of their product, strength of their roadmap/timeline & team, and speed of progress.

I disagree..labor is involved in printing shipping and circulating fiat currency, removing the old currency from circulation etc..the fact that it takes some cpu time and electricity to generate a block chain/token doesn't give it value. It takes electricity to run your washing machine.

But it raised from 200 to 3500 in 3 years.

Cool, I am HODLing and am looking forward to the future of real crypto (which excludes shitcoins)

How to get people to accept the Mark of the Beast?

1. Transition all money to Cryptos
2. Tell people the only way they can use it is to have a mark.
3. Mission accomplished.

We've already accepted it with debit cards having chips in them

You can buy now and still make a good deal. Or wait and wish for it to go lower. Could also happen. But... and I'm pretty damn sure of this; It will rise again and once we break certain levels in the future, we possibly won't come back to where we're at now.

A diversified portfolio is always good, I wouldn't bet all my money on one horse.

But it's up to you. Always invest wisely. Don't be overly emotional.

We're seeing a bullish move now.

Deadcat-bounce? Bulltrap?

Seems like we're about to break a major resistance at 4200 $ for BTC. If we do, we could see it move above 5000 $ in the next days.

I don't know about December, maybe the big players lowered the market enough to get in now, before the ETF, before the people will invest due to it.

Look at the gold chart when ETFs were introduced.
It looks pretty similar to BTC. So you could get an idea of where we could be heading.

^Truth

That’s what I thought too so I’m not calling people stupid for not understanding it. For fiat dollar there’s trillions out there so the ink paper and shipping cost is negligible when you divide the labor by the number of unit printed. Weimar Republic and Zimbabwe are good examples for fiat’s ‘intrinsic value’.

For true crypto the value is built into the algorithm to generate an acceptable result. It’s very much like paying a math professor to do a sophisticated calculation for each result (coin). The human and machine hour is dictated by the algorithm. And with each result found, it gets more difficult so it will take longer for the professor to work the next. First results might take the professor days but as it goes it might take him weeks months or years to find the last results. They’ve projected that the last bitcoin will be mined at the cost of millions of dollars.

But ‘pre-mined’ bankster coins such as ripoff are generated by the click of a mouse, it’s essentially the digital version of their fiat and has little intrinsic value.

crypto and fiat garnered their value through the exact same perception/process.

those against crypto for not having 'value' must not be aware yet about how and why fiat gathered value. I urge you all to look into it if you still think crypto has no inherent value.