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@hnybdgrplato You mean the final top, right? x.com/bitqua/status/…

@BitQua How high we going

Not buying at $80K is fine. Not buying at $90K is also fine - but buying at $90K is still better than buying at $100K. But even $100K is a good entry.

@MathewP91825 Some patterns must be completed in full before the next move. x.com/bitqua/status/…

@BitQua Spotted again in 70K range.

Spot only. Bitcoin only.

@xtremetech21 Volume only goes up every year. There’s too much advertising for leveraged trading here.

@BitQua After all we have seen if you havent learned your lesson by now you wont make it. Safest place to be is spot bitcoin for the long term.

@NoLimitGains Why would they pay it? Do you really think they’re that stupid?

Hmm, how exactly are they planning to pay off $39 trillion in debt?

@ChifoiCristian @JesseCohenInv Dead cat bounce 😂

@JesseCohenInv Bear market rally bro.

What do you call this chart pattern?

By “remaining safe,” I mean retaining direct ownership of Bitcoin in your cold wallet. I see Bitcoin as a form of voting power in the future monetary system. Naturally, institutions and sovereign entities will aim to accumulate as much of that influence as possible, making it increasingly difficult for individuals to compete. I’m not referring to any coercion - only voluntary and market-driven exchange.

@BitQua @gnarleyjs Please expand on what you mean by remaining safe. What are your plans with your BTC? These are fascinating thought provoking scenarios you bring up BQ

By 2040, no individual will own Bitcoin. Individuals will own shares in companies that hold Bitcoin, but not Bitcoin itself.

@CredibleCrypto Also, “no new all-time high before the halving,” which has now been forgotten.

The reality is people love simple shit. It makes things “easy” to understand and when people feel like they understand it makes them feel good. “Bitcoin has always been down in mid term years during X, Y and Z months so expect the same, don’t overcomplicate it” “Bitcoin always has its major run after the halving, every 4 years, don’t overcomplicate it” “Bitcoins last cycle was X days, so the fact we topped after X days this time too means the cycle is over, don’t overcomplicate it” “Sell in may and go away, don’t overcomplicate it” “Bitcoin always performs poorly in Q2, so expect a dip in X month, don’t overcomplicate it” The reality is markets are anything but simple and often quite complicated and nuanced- but if you try explaining this to the average person it’s going to confuse them and/or make them feel in over their heads- you won’t resonate with many except for those that actually employ critical thinking and have the ability (and will) to try and understand the nuance. A global market like this has 1000 factors affecting it every day- the month of the year we are in is likely not going to be the primary determinant as to whether the market is “up” or “down”. Yes there may be some things that happen during specific months of the year that *might* have *some* effect on global markets consistently, year after year, but this is often impossible to quantify and it ignores the reality which is that at any given time there are a 100 other factors also at play, many of which probably have a more measurable effect on these markets than the time of year that it is. Markets are complicated but trying to explain this to the masses doesn’t get views and engagement- so many find success in oversimplifying it. This is also why you often see those global market news channel segments on TV where the host is drawing a simple trend line (with the occasional head and shoulders thrown in) on their charts to demonstrate why they expect price to go up or down - because they know if they try to explain liquidity, order flow, open interest and leverage it’s going to go over their audiences’ heads and they will lose them. So instead, you get “August is typically a bad month for Bitcoin, expect a big drop” and when we coincidentally do have a bearish August (because of some totally unrelated reason) people think that there is now some truth to this idea that Bitcoin doesn’t like the month of August and so the oversimplified logic being used becomes something the average person latches on to even more. Yes, it’s important to sometimes try and “keep things simple” but there is a difference between that and oversimplifying things in what is a very complicated and nuanced world.

@Keeponkeepyups The main one ☝️

@BitQua Do you see $MSTR possibly being one of these companies?

@gnarleyjs The plan to take your Bitcoin has two parts: first, making Bitcoin treasury companies outperform Bitcoin at some point; second, establishing Bitcoin-backed loans with attractive terms. If you don’t fall for these two “benefits,” you’ll be among the few who remain safe.

@BitQua Well they won’t get mine.

@sl90890 4-year cycle?

@BitQua These guys will miss the move because their bias of past cycles

The bottom will only be officially confirmed after a weekly close above $120K. They won’t “allow” you to buy before that.

@grokEURzz @zerohedge The start of the business cycle.

@zerohedge @BitQua 👀

US Mfg PMI April Final 54.5, Exp. 54.0

@demunjones Soon, good Bitcoin-backed loans will be launched with excellent terms.

@BitQua Some are not interested in selling no matter price.

@seth_fin You seem pessimistic about the timing😁

I'm literally shaking...

@catchthe_wave3 @0xHeatt I hope so. Of course, saying “no individual” is an exaggeration, but very few might choose to remain owners of the system rather than support its owners.

@BitQua @0xHeatt And many will still see the rationality in it. Even if the returns are lagging.

@BitBoar 👇x.com/bitqua/status/…

@BitQua Talk us through how this happens

@0xHeatt There will be a period - a very long one - when owning shares in companies that hold Bitcoin will be far more profitable than holding Bitcoin itself. During that time, holding Bitcoin may seem irrational.

@BitQua You mean no new holders, or are you talking about those who hold BTC today too?