Will btc ever stop being volatile?

[Anonymous No.29743699]

When?

[Anonymous No.29743763]

>>29743699
No. Just hold and it’ll be fine. Unironically

Also, zoom out

[Anonymous No.29743834]

>>29743763
>No
>zoom out
did you even read my question that consists of 6 fucking words?

[Anonymous No.29743841]

>>29743699
Volatility will likely get less over time.

[Anonymous No.29743978]

>>29743841
When will it happen anon, what will cause the volatility to stabilize? I'm afraid that if I sell in what I think is this cycle's blowoff top it might crash -30% and then maybe keep going back up forever as I get priced out of the most promising asset of our future

[Anonymous No.29744303]

>>29743978
When people pull out of BTC. It's the only way to reduce volatility. More money elsewhere. Reducing the % BTC holds over the total value of the market is critical.

[Anonymous No.29744337]

>>29743699
checked and why would you want it to be a stablecoin?

[Anonymous No.29744347]

>>29743763
>Zoom out
Zooming out makes me even more nervous. We're at the fucking peak and it will all come crashing down just like in 2018 and in 2015, will it?

[Anonymous No.29744356]

>>29743978

[Anonymous No.29744374]

>>29743699
Unironically when 1 sat = 1 cent

[Anonymous No.29744427]

>>29743699
It won’t it’s a bitch. Alts are fucked

[Anonymous No.29744472]

Yes, after the boomer ponzicoin will be valuable to 0 where it belongs.

[Anonymous No.29744494]

>>29744347
it's really not that dramatic. The log chart has been following a straight line for months. In the first 3 weeks of February, BTC went up 65%. This is not sustainable and it's simply correcting. We will likely sink another 2-3k and crab for a few more days before it starts picking up steam again. We will see mid-50's by mid-march.

[Anonymous No.29744516]

At zero

[Anonymous No.29744524]

>>29743699
When it goes to 0 volatility will be zero too

[Anonymous No.29744640]

>>29744337
>why would you want it to be a stablecoin
>>29744494
i want btc to be "priced in", kinda like stocks, stuff like gme and amc rarely happen in stocks, the larger stocks like amazon, alphabet, amd, and so on always make very slow movements, i looked at amazon now and there was a crash in 2018 from 1900$ to 1600$, -30% that took 5 months...
when will btc reach that level? where even bad news just make it slowly bleed

[Anonymous No.29744772]

>>29743699
OP, as a day trader, volatility is literally opportunity, as prices fluctuate there is profit to be made. If you are buying and holding, well, even index funds will fluctuate and have you lose money one day and make money the next, crypto is a bit extreme, but there is still money flowing into crypto so you just had to grow some balls.

Personally I hope it always stays extremely volatile, the recent dumps have given me new hope since I was worried institutional money would bring too much stability, but the fact that BTC can still crash 20% in the space of a few days is wonderful news

[Anonymous No.29745175]

>>29744772
>I was worried institutional money would bring too much stability, but the fact that BTC can still crash 20% in the space of a few days is wonderful news
this is what i'm worried about anon
this is only happening because we're very early in the "institutional money" days
i really worry about institutional money and "only go up" just like gold, it kept going only up from 2000 to 2012, did nearly a 8x
but 1976 to 1980 it also did a 6x and it crashed
at some point btc has to stop having "cycles" and everything about it becomes priced in
everyone in the space keeps saying "i'll sell this top and then buy back soon before the next halving".. well, what if everyone is thinking the same way and the next halving slowly gets priced in before it even happens

[Anonymous No.29745857]

[Anonymous No.29745922]

Check Mochimo guys.

They are doing good work can you check and let me know.

[Anonymous No.29746235]

>>29743699
why would you want that? lol gtfo of here

[Anonymous No.29746932]

Not worried about gains but. If bitcoin stabilizes, according to that exponential graphic, it will kinda look like a straight line. But a straight line in an exponencial graphic will actually be incredibly volatile. I think the volatility will only increase.. And I dont think that makes bitcoin a good gold. Still think its better than current gold and good to make money because we're early

[Anonymous No.29746991]

>>29743699
>Volatile
It's not being volatile it's going down.

[Anonymous No.29747028]

>>29743699
we won't see it in a lifetime, anon, unless life prolonging technology is invented before we reach old ready-to-die age

[Anonymous No.29747054]

>>29743699
when it's accurately priced
probably not for another 10 years

[Anonymous No.29748493]

>>29747054
>>29747028
>>29746932
>>29743841
you guys really dont believe cycles can break into different trends? we'll just keep repeating the same cycles every time? until when? how will the cycle break into a stable "go up only" chart?

[Anonymous No.29748539]

>>29743699
just get your stable coins ready you idiot. APOLLO at the least. DAI is good too. yuck not USDT

[Anonymous No.29748565]

>>29748493
I just say that it will take a huge amount of time until bitcoin becomes stable.

[Anonymous No.29748579]

>>29743699
When the last bitcoin is mined ser

[Anonymous No.29748599]

>>29743699
When it stablizea around an asymptope. but BTC compared to other cryptos isn't that great and as public awareness of crypto grows BTC will eventually get phased out

[Anonymous No.29748622]

>>29743699
the more money is in the less volatile it gets
if you throw a stone in a pond it will create much bigger waves than if you throw that same stone in the ocean

[Anonymous No.29748621]

>>29748493
>2013: This time it's different
>2017: This time it's different
>2021: This time it's different
>2025: This time it's different
>2029: This time it's different
>2033: This time it's different
>2037: This time it's different
>2041: This time it's different
It never is

[Anonymous No.29748657]

>>29743699
at $10 trillion market cap the volatility goes down dramatically

[Anonymous No.29748725]

>>29743699
It's volatile because it's only use is speculation and profit chasing. You can't do anything with it other than buy or sell it, it doesn't represent anything other than how much it's worth in US dollars.

[Anonymous No.29748754]

>>29743699
When all the bitcoins have been mined and maybe a little while after that. It will eventually stabilize.

[Anonymous No.29748887]

>>29745175
How much do you want to bet that will happen?
5-20% hold if you depending on your hands.

[Anonymous No.29748966]

>>29748599
Low iq ánd poor

[Anonymous No.29749300]

I can’t handle another 3 years of being poor, please don’t crash.

[Anonymous No.29749402]

>>29743699
When single mothers stop being volatile anon

[Anonymous No.29749552]

>>29743699
It’ll get less and less volatile over time as it gains mainstream acceptance and people cash out gains as they become millionaires and it becomes less concentrated among big players and more spread out

[Anonymous No.29750282]

>>29748621
it's a meme anon but at some point it stops being one
there was nothing fundamentally different between 2014 and 2017, there was no institutional buying, there was only tether fud and mainstream media coverage
how could you look at new announcements every other week of multibillion capitals investing into btc and not consider this time "different"
the problem is that this bitcoin shit is somehow happening at the same time as the inflation problem and i'm starting to actually become paranoid
yeah anon i'll say it, maybe this time it's fucking different

[Anonymous No.29750291]

whats stopping f2pool dumps? someone is making absolute killing with leveraged shorts/longs if they can manipulate the price to this extent.

[Anonymous No.29750382]

>>29748887
i dont know anon, in this specific scenario i just want opinions on a true or false question
there's either going to be a blowoff top or there won't be one
i don't want to baghold 50% of my money for 2 years, just like i want to be 100% btc if we're genuinely going to go into hyperinflation and cause a supercycle