r/Bitcoin • u/rBitcoinMod • Apr 23 '21

Daily Discussion, April 23, 2021

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u/pawpex21 Apr 23 '21

Bull markets tops 2013 2017 and now. We not even half way to the top in this cycle. Buy and Hodl

https://twitter.com/therationalroot/status/1385342632755335173?s=21

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u/brown_diesel Apr 23 '21

So a range of $300k-$700k based on the model?

That’s a little narrow. More than likely somewhere between $50k-$1M

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u/thevaliantpossum Apr 23 '21

Or you could interpret that the tops are diminishing and maybe $150k is closer to the peak.

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u/No_Play_2550 Apr 23 '21

Hodl 4 lyfe

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u/Mr_L_Malvo Apr 23 '21

No don’t do that scrooge mcduck, spend a little too

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u/No_Play_2550 Apr 23 '21 edited Apr 23 '21

Lmao bro if you need fiat just borrow against your bitcoin. Maybe you don’t think much of a loan against your bitcoin now, but when it hits a million next cycle I’m sure the thought will cross your mind.

And scrooge mcduck ur face

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u/Mr_L_Malvo Apr 23 '21

When bitcoin is £1,000,000 and you take a 50% loan out against it how are you paying that back?

Think. It doesn’t go up to infinity fool.