Bitcoin Is The Safe Haven Asset To Have Going Into 2022

Bitcoin Is The Safe Haven Asset To Have Going Into 2022




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  1. Speculating on BTC makes a lot of sense. Too early to call anything this volatile a “store of value” unless it’s very long term

  2. I don't think we should ignore the finer detail that the FED raised rates to 6.5% in March 2000, any raise next year is going to the 0.50% area so money will still be very cheap and the effects potentially different to that of 22 years ago.

  3. When rates go up the entire market, including Bitcoin, will TANK out like the hindenberg blimp. This is Alan Greenspan all over again.

  4. im not owning bitcoin. when the feds tapering. smh. wait till the fedsgives the signal. bitcoin is not a hedge or a haven. im buying bitcoin when it does a 80% drop or 20k.

  5. Nobody knows what's gonna
    " happen " other then the whales are gonna keep liquidating people out of positions and the whales will accumulate more pushing retail out.
    That'll Happen for sure.

  6. How ???
    Whales buy OTC. Doesn't affect exchange prices..
    They then watch leverage with ease and send there BTC/ETH Etc. to exchanges and liquidate people and dump the price , they then buy OTC right back at a lower price..

  7. The general market for some weeks has been going up and down and even the crypto market is not left out, but the good thing is that every market gives us a certain leverage to benefits from. For me, i'm taking full advantage to continue bitcoin day trading so as to grow a very strong portfolio ahead of the major bull market after this short correction. Expert Lincoln Melvin deserves all praises from me due to his unfailing efforts, signals and guidance towards his traders…>>

  8. [If Bitcoin falls], so be it. It was a decision I was prepared to make. On the other hand, if it increases, then maybe I will retire in two years time.”

  9. My retail brain says, who the hell cares about tiny interest hikes that don't even keep up with inflation. Seems like a weird reason for everyone to go risk-off.

  10. In the past when yields went up, the yields were substantial. Today, who cares if bond yields go up from 1 1/2 % to 2%. No one is going to be moving their funds to bonds with such low yields.

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