Could this be the fabled Golden Bull Run?

[Anonymous No.58019402]

In 1876 economists and mathematicians theorised the existence of a economic-ecosystem that had reached a form of transcendence - creating an endless positive feedback loop. They proposed that such a system entering this state would begin what they called the Golden Bull Run. Various mathematical models were created to show what this Golden Bull Run would look like.

Through my PhD research I believe cryptocurrency may be entering the early stages of a Golden Bull Run. In this stage early investors could potentially earn an endless supply of wealth - as the system generates tangible wealth rather than just moving it around.

Economists believed that the slow nature of the stock market meant that harmful players could sabotage the emergence of the Golden Bull Run before it could get started. However it looks like the extremely fast paced nature of cryptocurrency means it is not susceptible to these types of attacks.

If I am right we could see something never before experienced in the history of the universe. Hold on while you can - takeoff is imminent

[Anonymous No.58019413]

>>58019402
Lol no.
Options Ex fakeout today to trap the buy the dip morons.
Next week is going to be brutal.

[Anonymous No.58019457]

>>58019413

[Anonymous No.58019497]

>>58019402
Digits and golden bull cum

[Anonymous No.58019520]

https://youtu.be/nJeddv1QbeQ?feature=shared

[Anonymous No.58019533]

>>58019413
We are reaching maximum levels of cope right here lmao

[Anonymous No.58019545]

>>58019413
>he sold his bitcoin just before the halvening

[Anonymous No.58019549]

>>58019402
This copy and paste meme has always been fun since the early 2020. Thank you anon, this is cute

[Anonymous No.58019556]

>>58019402
Thank you for posting this. I have been looking/waiting for it.

[Anonymous No.58019561]

>>58019520

[Anonymous No.58019571]

>>58019402
It's happening.
>ID

[Anonymous No.58019588]

>>58019402

I don't know how to articulate it, but we are getting close to a cold fusion/anti-matter type of financial golden bull run, with an infinite and inexhaustible energy/money supply ultimately leading to a singularity. I feel it, isn't it wonderful?

[Anonymous No.58019630]

>thats rigjt bobo, I am the legendary super bull run

[Anonymous No.58019671]

>>58019545
braindead newfaggot here
so BTC is supposed to dump post halving and not before, right?
and then after the dump is slurped the golden bullrun will come?

[Anonymous No.58019754]

>>58019402
>Through my PhD research

Lol. Just watch, redditors will buy this.

[Anonymous No.58019805]

>>58019413
>le options fakeout
Funding is lower than during the january dump to $38.5k

[Anonymous No.58019824]

I have no idea about a golden bull run but I'm entirely convinced, bitcoin will be the next world reserve currency. And because of it's deflationary nature, it fits perfectly in a world where technology will continue to advance at a faster and faster pace. There's no better solution.

[Anonymous No.58019838]

Nah, each bull run is weaker than the previous one. Only way to make it is now memecoins or smallcaps.

[Anonymous No.58019851]

>>58019671
There might be a supply shock. Also, demoncrats have a big incentive to cut rates and print money before the election, while the FED wants to control inflation but it looks like the FED is getting a stagflation to deal with. On the contrary, one might interpret data as the economies are not doing as bad as economists and fund managers and central banks think.
There are more narratives in favor of BTC than the other way around. Back in 2021 you had rate hikes, SEC fud, China FUD v4, ESG FUD. Now there's nothing against it.

[Anonymous No.58020195]

>>58019402
I work as a library assistant at Harvard Business School - not the most glamorous occupation but it's an honest living and it pays the bills. One of my more routine tasks is to throw out old books to make way for more recent ones. Maybe it's because a newer edition has come out or it's simply because the information in the existing books is out of date.

Yesterday I came across an old manuscript that could redefine cryptocurrency in a way never thought possible. It was in an old business book originally published in 1876 - the book itself was just your typical Victorian Era mouthpiece for the virtues of federalist capitalism. It was actually flagged for destruction but when I picked up the book out fell some handwritten notes from an old student almost 100 years ago.

The notes appeared to be mostly gibberish with various dates and numerology tied together in an apparently unordered fashion. Most of what was written seemed to be a half-conscious stream of thoughts until I came across something that stood out to me. Whatever this madman had discovered turned his world upside down and he dedicated his life to discovering the true meaning of it.

[Anonymous No.58020209]

I realised that these dates weren't random but he had discovered a pattern in the flow of how markets work. Any regular person would be able to secretly use this knowledge to acquire vast amounts of wealth yet this individual sought something more. He discovered that all these data points appeared to triangulate into a singular moment in time. He believed this moment would trigger the King Of All Bull Runs. As if it were destined by the gods of crypto themselves this moment in time is almost here.

What triggered his mental disintegration was the market he was researching did not exist back then and he could not understand it. This is because what he was discovering was the advent and eventual takeover of cryptocurrency. Whoever this individual was he could have no idea what he had stumbled across but I truly believe that the King Of All Bull Runs is almost upon us.

I don't know exactly what this means but I can guarantee each and everyone of you will be richer than your wildest dreams. This could be the defining moment in human history - when the old ways became obsolete and a new dawn rose from the ashes. I hope you're ready for it. I know I am.

[Anonymous No.58021220]

>>58019671
Bitcoin doubles in proce post halvening, then crashes after some months

Because we have institutional money now, the "crash" will be very weak and it will keep going up more between halvenings

Basically we are about to see the greatest bullrun yet since BTC first took off

[Anonymous No.58021273]

>>58019402
For Plebbits it's the golden bullrun but for projects with 0 utility only dissapitating into obscurity awaits.

[Anonymous No.58021274]

>>58020209
>>58020195

Green ID of vast wealth promises. Thanks anon i love you too.

[Anonymous No.58021359]

>>58019402
Yes. Future AI traders will gaslight each other into keeping the golden bull run alive. We're going to enter an era of the emperor's new clothes investing.

[Anonymous No.58021455]

>>58019402

Digits and I enter my golden bull run

[Anonymous No.58022386]

OOOOOOOOOOOO

[Anonymous No.58023944]

1 BTC = 1 BTC
The fall of not only the dollar but all fiat altogether is the only valid gameplay. Idiots complain Bitcorn would be bigger than the total sum of all fiat based (debt) "wealth" as if
>that's a bad thing
I've been saying these here for years:
>there's
>no
>ceiling
An asset based on an open system instead of the physical systems of old isn't obedient to real life or associated restraints. Being nothing is not the problem, Idiots, it's the most conceivable optimal
>solution
There is no top.
>let that sink sink in

[Anonymous No.58024002]

How is a "halvening" even a thing? Isn't a telegraphed market move that every retard has the predictive power of expecting antithetical to everything about markets? Why are so many people buying this? Is it a trap?

[Anonymous No.58024685]

>>58019402
perhaps, thanks to mumu my wallet savings went up x6 in mere days
I'm excited to see the development and evolution of this coin (by that i mean getting more money KEK)

[Anonymous No.58024714]

>Pic related blocks your path

[Anonymous No.58024725]

>>58024002
Its been kinda BS since the hashrate and difficulty got to where you need seriously cheap electricity to operate. When bitcoin was more decentralized in terms of mining, electric cost was a bigger factor and people would either shut off or hold until the price was adequate to cover costs. There's also companies and individuals now that have longer term strategies so that even a reward halving doesnt effect their business. In the early days it was dead simple to see rewards go so low you paid more in electric and just turn off mining. Now we have guys using oil rig burn off to power their mining farms, and solar guys getting subsidies to mine. The impact is just much lower now, but the speculation is much higher

[Anonymous No.58024804]

>>58024714
>screenshotting your own post
>/threading your own post

[Anonymous No.58025168]

>>58019402
Tyrone did what he called the "Golden bull run" on my wife last night.

[Anonymous No.58025909]

>>58021455
checked

[Anonymous No.58026973]

>>58019413
>t. sidelined and still listening to EL CAPO

[Anonymous No.58028316]

>>58019402
Digits and double golden bull

[Anonymous No.58029157]

Only UP.

[Anonymous No.58029186]

>>58021220
this
literally couldn't of said it better