This has a feeling of the Dot-com bubble to me. Massive gains on nothing more than speculation for a couple of years and then they all crashed and burned apart from a couple of survivors.
It was the only time I lost any serious money on the stock market because I ignored the rules about knowing and understanding what you are putting your money into.
The institutions and people that knew what they were doing may have got out in profit or relatively unscathed (I don't know), but I do know that those that didn't know what they were doing lost a lot.
I'm not having a dig at anyone, good luck to you all.
Bubbles burst and don’t come back - this is simply cryptos market cycle. In 2017 we were told it was like tulip bulbs, but tulip bulbs bubble quickly burst and, fundamentally, the product changed and it never surfaced again, the crypto market has shown that it can suffer big dips and come back strong and still be in a macro upward trend over years.
The price will go back down significantly next year, but it’s lowest won’t go any lower than the $20,000 that was broken late last year.
Crypto and it’s speculative market is very much here to stay, but with each cycle the volatility will get less and less. Which means being able to make or lose significant amounts of money won’t be around forever.
Yes and with Dot-com, internet sales are still ever rising. But many of the original fledgling companies went bust and many lost a lot of money.
This has a feeling of the Dot-com bubble to me. Massive gains on nothing more than speculation for a couple of years and then they all crashed and burned apart from a couple of survivors.
It was the only time I lost any serious money on the stock market because I ignored the rules about knowing and understanding what you are putting your money into.
The institutions and people that knew what they were doing may have got out in profit or relatively unscathed (I don't know), but I do know that those that didn't know what they were doing lost a lot.
I'm not having a dig at anyone, good luck to you all.
Bubbles burst and don’t come back - this is simply cryptos market cycle. In 2017 we were told it was like tulip bulbs, but tulip bulbs bubble quickly burst and, fundamentally, the product changed and it never surfaced again, the crypto market has shown that it can suffer big dips and come back strong and still be in a macro upward trend over years.
The price will go back down significantly next year, but it’s lowest won’t go any lower than the $20,000 that was broken late last year.
Crypto and it’s speculative market is very much here to stay, but with each cycle the volatility will get less and less. Which means being able to make or lose significant amounts of money won’t be around forever.
Yes and with Dot-com, internet sales are still ever rising. But many of the original fledgling companies went bust and many lost a lot of money.
Haven’t basically all dot com companies that were around then still not hit their highest value since then? Eg yahoo. Bitcoin is still more than 2x what it got to in the 2017 cycle - and it’s at the end of a significant dip. After hitting just shy of $20,000 last cycle the price went down 90% to a low of just over $2,000 when the pandemic hit. Wouldn’t you say that’s the bubble bursting? Low and behold, it’s back.
Bitcoin’s nature and it’s halving means regardless of what you or I think, the value will always be increasing - it’s literally designed for this.
As I said the majority of the Dot-Coms went bust. Some survivors may have recovered their share price, but I held on to a few for 10 years and they never recovered at all. A few survived like Lastminute.com and some were then bought out by established companies.
I daresay Bitcoin will survive as the biggest, but many of the others?
I've just looked up some of my disasters. Colt Telecom, Freeserve, Kingston Communications, Psion, Baltimore Technologies, Thus. I think I lost about 90%.
Felt pissed off with the recent correction yesterday, resulting in being negative to the tune of around £500. As a result I thought play long and bought another £500 Bitcoin. The way I see it, 4 of my 5 Bitcoin purchases have been at rates higher than current, so why get put off by a market dip.
As I said the majority of the Dot-Coms went bust. Some survivors may have recovered their share price, but I held on to a few for 10 years and they never recovered at all. A few survived like Lastminute.com and some were then bought out by established companies.
I daresay Bitcoin will survive as the biggest, but many of the others?
Well, exactly. It’s never recovered - most mid- high cap alts and Bitcoin have recovered and doubled their price since the highest point a few years ago, following a significant drop. It’s boom and bust, not a bubble.
Another bearish pennant and bearish divergence on 4hr..
Alts looking surprisingly strong... just need bitcoin to behave and its party time
Another move down next week would be pretty bad imo. I think we may see a pump next week, allowing the monthly candle to close with a big wick, and the weekly to print a juicy bullish divergence - if the monthly candle was to close now it looks like the top has happened if you compare this with the last bull run.
Seen quite a few people talking a out elliot wave theory... a move down to 42ishk and then a huge parabolic run. Though I agree with you, another move down, if we break the 20w ma it's game over
Absolutely stonking day for some alts today. XRP was up 35% at one point (little dip now before Asia comes online)? Looks like Alt season may be underway. Hoping ETH can get to 3k this week, 5k soon.
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Some survivors may have recovered their share price, but I held on to a few for 10 years and they never recovered at all.
A few survived like Lastminute.com and some were then bought out by established companies.
I daresay Bitcoin will survive as the biggest, but many of the others?
Colt Telecom, Freeserve, Kingston Communications, Psion, Baltimore Technologies, Thus.
I think I lost about 90%.
I agree (with both) that bitcoin is here to stay but some will disappear. As always, only risk what you can afford to lose.
I should be so lucky though.
running back up turbo, last nights wobble might have been the last shake out