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The people spoke with their wallets

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Four Year Cycles Four Charts.

Will leave these here for people to mull over. Make of them what you will. Nobody knows shit about fuck and past performance is no indicator of future results yada yada all that shit but I'm of the persuasion that this pattern will occur once again. Just needs a good swift kick in the nads to propel them crypto balls to the moon(China unban, crypto friendly president, crypto friendly AI bot overlords, shit like that) https://preview.redd.it/1xykm4cxw22b1.jpg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=e1cc663e4b7fabef9542d1f68b0bfa55baca20fe https://preview.redd.it/lgl7r4cxw22b1.jpg?width=2048&format=pjpg&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=cfec0790b4d0934ec247e52525f09314e998e965 https://preview.redd.it/1ba3jrdxw22b1.png?width=680&format=png&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=39782b35c09d6953d781d71ef855ee1838fb6ed1 https://preview.redd.it/5a8yi4cxw22b1.png?width=1813&format=png&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=f1a0b1891567c6d0ae8ad5b2dd46494070a975e6

Where did all the money come from?

As I lie awake preparing to drift off something just occurred to me. Where is all the money coming from that people invest into crypto? Not whales but your average investor. I know during the pandemic a lot of people found themselves better off with more disposable income which combined with more time on their hands led to a big spike in investment in 2020/21 but since then I’m wondering where the investment is coming from. Are you guys cutting back in order to fund your eth? Or did you switch from investing into stocks and move into crypto? Personally I change my levels of investing depending on life stage, recently been doing lots of house projects which means less disposable to invest but once they’re done I’ll put more in on a regular basis again. How are you bankrolling your portfolio and how has it/ will it change over time?

Opinion: Some regulations will actually help crypto grow

I know that here in this sub we all love to hate on regulations, and how they are controlling and ruining crypto. And to a certain extent I agree. Many regulations are way too invasive, limit privacy, are unclear or just overly complicated. Not to mention often going against what crypto stands for. At the same time, I think that having a certain extent of regulation and regulation clarity can go a long way for crypto. As long as crypto is the Wild West of the finance world, then major institutions and investors will be hesitant to invest significant capital. However, I think that if we get some (again, some, not too much) regulations and regulations clarity, it can actually bring in new companies, users and institutional investor, overall benefiting both the crypto adoption and price. ​ What are your thoughts?

A.I. cryptocurrencies jump after Nvidia reports booming artificial intelligence demand

OpenAI CEO raises $115M for crypto company that scans people’s eyeballs

Ethereum is ‘woefully undervalued’ but growing more powerful

Is the FTX 2.0 Launch Coming?

Revisiting ATHs is not that important brrrrrr

For those wanting to enjoy sweet gains and are talking about ATH continuously. Money printers have been working hard for longer than a century, the price of the TITANIC was around 7 million dollars back in the 1900s, who would have guessed that would be the price of a big apartment in LA in 2023? I think is not that hard to understand that if the policy does not change 69K will keep its value less and less as years are passing by, regarding the purchasing power, so you better have BTC at much more than 100K in yew years, so don't be so ignorant. In conclusion, if BTC doesn't get back to its ATH we are all well f\*\*\*\*.

“History shows it is not possible to insulate yourself from the consequences of others holding money that is harder than yours.” -Saifedean Ammous

The Reddit Rabbids have landed!

IRS Says Crypto Protocol Changes Are Not Taxable

A friend of a friend’s wallet is showing blocked and is sending out any eth he sends to use for gas. Trying to help

Hi everyone! As i mentioned in the subject, a friend contacted me regarding her friends husband who was asking for help from someone familiar with crypto so she let me know. Basically, his wallet: 0x4DE23f3f0Fb3318287378AdbdE030cf61714b2f3 is showing this: “This address has been blocked by a custodial stablecoin provider (such as USDT and USDC).” And any ETH he tries to send to use as gas gets sent to another address. I’m not sure what happened to be honest. I tried to dig around but got even more confused as i dug more and more. Can someone with a better technical experience provide an explanation or a solution if possible please? It would be much appreciated. Thank you in advance.

What Are The Potential Collabs Between AI and Blockchain?

Keep hearing about AI and seeing how rapidly it's progressing, keep seeing inflation and our global monetary system on rocky edges. It seems AI and blockchain are the two biggest technologies, equivalent to steam engine causing the industrial revolution. If we are amidst a complete overhaul and life is going to drastically change, what are the potential collabs between AI and blockchain tech? Can someone much smarter explain how AI and blockchain could be used together? Maybe this is farfetched but believe AI could use blockchain to create a tokenomics far more advanced which could actually be used as a global currency is that rational?