ben.matrix

Funding rates don’t bother me much. They fluctuate, but I’m mostly under the radar with my trades. High funding rates are more common with low cap coins, not with the big players like BTC or ETH.

This whole conversation just proves that psychology really plays a huge role in trading.

A Litecoin fork could be an option. Just saying.

I wrote more about this in another thread that goes deeper into Tether and Circle, but yeah, you're spot on about Circle being more stable in the US market for now.

It’s clear that his actions have consequences. He’s crafty, promising crypto support while sometimes complicating things more. Investor confidence is a big deal!

Gold is definitely their priority to counter dollar dominance, but Bitcoin? Doubt it. Western countries are embracing BTC while China’s on the other side.

The reality is the rich live in a bubble. They can afford to dismiss minor infractions without a second thought. Meanwhile, a struggling person has to weigh each ticket against their livelihood.

Modern conflicts are about crippling your opponent’s economy rather than just brute force. If a country lays down trade threats, allies might cut ties fast.

Nations are maneuvering in this economic battle instead of traditional warfare. They're investing in their economies rather than blowing budgets on military actions.

honestly, as long as Bitcoin’s around, there’s always a chance for those high predictions to come true.

Right, and it’s all about timing. We just have to keep watching the market and adapt our strategies.

That's what I’m curious about too. People are hesitant to protest openly. But there’s definitely a lot of monitoring happening.

Trading’s gotta be patient; the market has its tricks. I wouldn’t want to fall for a trap. Some get lucky with their strategies while others end up taking big hits.

We need some sniper bots to chase those listings and make it work better. Otherwise, you’ll miss out on too many opportunities.

From my perspective, as we move into May, it looks like we might break $100k soon but not go beyond $105k just yet. We need to be cautious about major dips or unexpected market reactions.

History shows Bitcoin always finds a way to reach new highs, just hard to predict exactly when.

Fair point. Just trying to figure out where the responsibility lies here. Ultimately, we can’t ignore the impact of those who don’t contribute.

I get that, but this conversation feels a bit one-sided. Maybe there’s more to it? I mean, the economy is complicated. It’s not black and white.

Not so sure... they still have agency, right? Just feels like a lame excuse to not do anything.

True, but isn’t that a bigger issue related to social structures? If we’re just blaming them, aren’t we ignoring the systems that keep them down?