jakerocket

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  • I feel a bit let down with Bitcoin’s price. When it dropped from around $104K to $90K, I thought we were going down for good. Now we’re back to $101K, but man, this volatility is rough. Still, I believe we’ll see growth…

  • I trade based on my own analysis. Following someone else's leads hasn’t worked well for me. When I do, I often feel like I’ve let myself down. Better to rely on my own insights, even if that means losing sometimes.

  • If your signals are on point and free, then go for it! If not, people won’t stick around. They tend to trust their own instincts over others.

  • Tablets do have large screens, so they might be easier if you have eye problems. I use my phone for trading without any issues. Computers just make my eyes hurt too much.

  • Nice to see you here! By 2030, if we hit new ATHs, things are looking good. I think we’ll see BTC in a solid range by then, like $200k.

  • Definitely, we could see another bull run like in 2017. The end of 2024 was solid, and even with some volatility in early 2025, we haven’t dropped much. Bitcoin’s at $97,000 now, so fingers crossed for a rise.

  • The analysis shows he’s not really an analyst. Trying to go viral with these claims. If Bitcoin hit over $100K, it’s hard to believe it could drop to $10K. Maybe $50K is plausible but not $10K.

  • Reaching $109k again? Not selling for sure. I didn’t sell before, so I’m holding. Big institutions are bullish on Bitcoin’s future, so why panic? I’ll hold for longer and only think about selling when the time is right.

  • Michael Saylor seems to be relentless in his Bitcoin accumulation. Every week he’s sharing new updates. It honestly gives us some motivation to hold. Those folks who panic sell clearly don’t see the bigger picture. I’m…

  • But there’s a lot of potential still. Just not in the way people expect.

  • Big thanks for breaking this down. Many traders here just guess and trade randomly. I’ve been there too. Got lucky once or twice, but then my greed got me. Didn’t sell when I should have.