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Embracing FOMO can be risky but rewarding. The market’s been swinging this week, which some traders enjoy. If you're in it for the long haul, timing doesn't matter as much.

Honestly, my reactions are usually wrong more often than not. Sometimes I nail predictions, but the market's too wild. We can't predict what big players will do. Just gotta be careful.

Good point. Look into the dev team’s experience and their track record. Knowing who’s behind the project can save you from bad choices.

Thinking about starting a business too, but location is key. If it’s not in a busy area, good luck. Food is always a win, but if it’s poorly managed, it’s done for. You want foot traffic, not just neighbors buying from…

Here’s my take on the ratio around me: Maximalists 1%, those who know about Bitcoin/crypto 40%, people clueless about crypto 54%, and doubters 5%. Even in the city, many don’t know much about crypto, just heard of…

Yeah, retail might be the ones selling most. But I get it; newcomers don’t know how to ride the waves yet. Institutions might only sell a part for some security, planning to buy back later when prices drop.

True, it’s not a get-rich-quick scheme. You gotta look at Bitcoin as a long-term play. Buy when you can and sell when you see profits. No rush!

Right? Imagine if there were no regulations at all. Money laundering would be rampant, and crypto would just get a bad rep. Some regulation could actually bring trust to the system.

Adoption is great, but it doesn’t guarantee everyday use. People think high prices will solve everything, but there's more to it.

We need more than just liquidations. Positive market sentiment is key for altseason, and that’s missing right now.

It's not easy for someone who's older and wants to cash out soon. If you’re thinking of leaving it for kids or grandkids, maybe it makes sense. But it’s a gamble; we don’t really know where it’ll go.

Totally true about the 85%. Most of them don’t know what they’re doing. They’re just gambling under the guise of trading. Maybe some got lucky early on, but genuine traders have a strategy.

Just hoping Bitcoin stays above $90K till year-end. There’s always a correction coming, but I feel like it’ll gradually go up again.

Winter is here, folks. Why's it always a big deal when Bitcoin drops? It’s just a regular cycle. I hold Bitcoin and I’m chill because it’s not unusual. I know it’ll bounce back.

That’s where it gets tricky. Altcoin investors want to see their coins soar, sometimes hoping Bitcoin dips instead. It’s a wild ride and all about timing, especially with cheaper coins that can suddenly surge.

I just look at the weekly charts. Feels like a decent buying range right now. But for some, maximizing Bitcoin holdings means a lot.

Just saw a quick $1 jump today, but still skeptical about ATH anytime soon. December feels more likely. Year-end hype always happens, so let’s wait.

It’s rare to find someone who truly loves their job. Sales sounds easy, but it’s a grind. Patience is key. I remember a couple who opened a restaurant, believing it would work. It’s tough.

Seems like banks aren't a safe place for savings anymore. But a lot of people still depend on them. They’ve got their reasons, even if it doesn’t make much sense.

I wouldn't be shocked if he drops a coin. Trump did it, and look at how many people got rich, even if most lost cash. Elon has the platform to make any memecoin a trend, aside from the hardcore Bitcoin fans who won't…