[Yankeeman07]

A snippet from today's Morning Brew:

• Bitcoin’s value fell to nearly $30,000 per coin, down from over $50,000 a week ago, before bouncing back to about $38,000.
• Ether, the second-largest crypto, slid from over $3,350 to about $1,900 before also ticking back up.

During the plunge, both cryptos hit their lowest levels since January, and experienced one-day drops not seen since March of last year—you know, when we thought drinking “quarantinis” was cute and shiba inu owners weren’t stopped on the street because “lol dogecoin.”
Any reason why?

On Tuesday, the People’s Bank of China reminded financial institutions that they cannot conduct business with cryptocurrencies following China’s 2017 ban of bitcoin exchanges. It added that virtual currency is “not a real currency” and called recent surges in the space “speculation.”
Investors interpreted it as an omen of future government regulation on crypto—and not just in China.

[ryan $]

A snippet from today's Morning Brew:

• Bitcoin’s value fell to nearly $30,000 per coin, down from over $50,000 a week ago, before bouncing back to about $38,000.
• Ether, the second-largest crypto, slid from over $3,350 to about $1,900 before also ticking back up.

During the plunge, both cryptos hit their lowest levels since January, and experienced one-day drops not seen since March of last year—you know, when we thought drinking “quarantinis” was cute and shiba inu owners weren’t stopped on the street because “lol dogecoin.”
Any reason why?

On Tuesday, the People’s Bank of China reminded financial institutions that they cannot conduct business with cryptocurrencies following China’s 2017 ban of bitcoin exchanges. It added that virtual currency is “not a real currency” and called recent surges in the space “speculation.”
Investors interpreted it as an omen of future government regulation on crypto—and not just in China.

You just have to buy at correct time and sell at correct time.
The last bitcoin halving I made a killing (bought at $330 a coin, sold at 19k a Coin)
This past one, I had been saying for a year, history will repeat itself, sure enough it did, bought in at various prices throughout the year all under 20k, sold at 58k.

NEO Has been great to me, Only crypto I hold really, well and tether when I transfer out of bitcoin.

[Max Upsell]

A snippet from today's Morning Brew:

• Bitcoin’s value fell to nearly $30,000 per coin, down from over $50,000 a week ago, before bouncing back to about $38,000.
• Ether, the second-largest crypto, slid from over $3,350 to about $1,900 before also ticking back up.

During the plunge, both cryptos hit their lowest levels since January, and experienced one-day drops not seen since March of last year—you know, when we thought drinking “quarantinis” was cute and shiba inu owners weren’t stopped on the street because “lol dogecoin.”
Any reason why?

On Tuesday, the People’s Bank of China reminded financial institutions that they cannot conduct business with cryptocurrencies following China’s 2017 ban of bitcoin exchanges. It added that virtual currency is “not a real currency” and called recent surges in the space “speculation.”
Investors interpreted it as an omen of future government regulation on crypto—and not just in China.

Meanwhile they're getting the Digital Yuan ready for the 2022 Olympics

Typical Commies

[SCCNY]

A snippet from today's Morning Brew:

• Bitcoin’s value fell to nearly $30,000 per coin, down from over $50,000 a week ago, before bouncing back to about $38,000.
• Ether, the second-largest crypto, slid from over $3,350 to about $1,900 before also ticking back up.

During the plunge, both cryptos hit their lowest levels since January, and experienced one-day drops not seen since March of last year—you know, when we thought drinking “quarantinis” was cute and shiba inu owners weren’t stopped on the street because “lol dogecoin.”
Any reason why?

On Tuesday, the People’s Bank of China reminded financial institutions that they cannot conduct business with cryptocurrencies following China’s 2017 ban of bitcoin exchanges. It added that virtual currency is “not a real currency” and called recent surges in the space “speculation.”
Investors interpreted it as an omen of future government regulation on crypto—and not just in China.

Looks like Dave missed out on the big profits

[Yankeeman07]

Nope - A person cannot miss something they never had - I'll stay with real estate gold, silver
Stuff you can have actually in your hand

Never participate in "crazes" - it is all smoke & mirrors

[Steven_O]

RULE# 1 - If you dont own your SEED PHRASE, you don't own the CRYPTO!

Robinhood is not owning crypto.