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@macrocrg

Long term bull.
Trader of magic internet beans.
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calendar_today11-01-2011 12:12:18

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Overall, just standard market moves tbh Alts got smashed this week but they're mostly at same levels as just a few weeks ago #OTHERS: as long as we hold around here, still looks fine. 5 month downtrend was broken, now time for price to carve out a higher low

Overall, just standard market moves tbh

Alts got smashed this week but they're mostly at same levels as just a few weeks ago

#OTHERS: as long as we hold around here, still looks fine. 5 month downtrend was broken, now time for price to carve out a higher low
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This has been the worst cycle for altcoins *ever* 176 weeks of alts getting obliterated against BTC No wonder ppl feel the need to hyper gamble on 10k mcap shitters

This has been the worst cycle for altcoins *ever* 

176 weeks of alts getting obliterated against BTC

No wonder ppl feel the need to hyper gamble on 10k mcap shitters
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Ppl losing money gambling isn't a new concept though In previous cycles ppl would gamble on perps and lose all their money This cycle they gamble on chain and lose all their money Even the big altcoins haven't moved much this cycle (besides a few) - while dispersion/liquidity

Ppl losing money gambling isn't a new concept though

In previous cycles ppl would gamble on perps and lose all their money

This cycle they gamble on chain and lose all their money

Even the big altcoins haven't moved much this cycle (besides a few) - while dispersion/liquidity
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The real winners of every cycle are trading platforms though The end result is exactly the same: ever since the dawn of time, retail traders have lost money and trading platforms have made money Why do ppl act like pump fun are the only platform to ever extract from retail