by theluckycountry » Thu 20 Nov 2025, 14:10:30
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('careinke', 'A')bout 85% of my crypto is in BTC and will NEVER be sold, I may someday borrow against it, but never sell it. The rest is divided between Alt Coins and Tesla with TESLA top of my list for buying as they seem to have the fastest timeline and everyone thinks it is just a car company.
Ahhh, so clever, BTC, to be held till the bitter end, to be held all the way to the bottom.
Another long bear market? Another 3 years to wait out? Unlikely. That's just a coiner meme like all their other "fundamentals". Since their inception the cryptos have simply followed the US stockmarkets up and down up and down. Coiners, devoid of even a basic knowledge of markets, couldn't even see this, even though it right before their eyes? All they saw was their coins, all they heard was the coinhead chatter across the interwebs.
In the past year or two all the white paper fundamentals about BC have proven to be false. Instead of independent peer-peer 'money', totally free of Banking and government control as claimed, coinheads have now embraced every level of control, until we get to Inke's assertion above that he'll "borrow" against it, from the banking sector
Oh how times change. But buttcoin hasn't changed, it's still the same highly speculative magic beans that a tiny minority of hodlers hoard on exchanges and flash drives. The cryptoBros all claim that the world needs to wake up to the "Truth" and buy too, the very basis of all Ponzi schemes, be we aren't swallowing the sales pitch. It's just the little hodlers and the whales that have been manipulating them now, they are own their own with this one.
BC and shares in the most overvalued company on the planet, Ben and Jerries, peaches and cream. What a combination for disaster! But that would make perfect sense to a TCWS. Tesla is a bubble stock, and it's rise from $15 back in 2019 is in line with BTCs rise from the same period. Two peas in a pod and just the thing a techno-cornucopian windsock would love to Hodl. The TSLA share price is highly manipulated via stock-splits. Without them it would be well over $2000 now, and that would look dangerous to new investors. So they keep it down in a range where hides in with the viable companies like CAT. Interestingly CAT has been caught up in the current stock market bubble too, but when the bubble blows the world's mining companies will still demand it's dozers and other products. Outside of America no one one is demanding Tesla's rechargeable cars anymore. Overseas sales have cratered.
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'T')esla sales have plummeted in Europe, especially in Nordic countries like Sweden, Denmark, and Norway, while also experiencing declines in the global market and a recent 3-year low in China.
But robots, robots.