In March 2020, covid was the black swan that killed Bitcoin's ascend. A bit over two years in and we had our second such event that pretty much "killed" Bitcoin's rebound above $20k. Black swans are rare, and they might be beautiful creatures for the ones that are not into crypto, but for us, these ones are nothing but bad luck :)).
It's now time for white swans season.
Well, technically the crypto market is not out of the woods yet, but in my little town, these beautiful white swans are already here. I have had a couple of other posts with them already, but this time I managed to catch them feeding and that made it possible to have some closer shots with these beauties.
I wasn't the one feeding them. It was someone else, I just stood as close to the water as possible and photographed them. I wished this phone had a way higher camera quality, but that's what you get from a Samsung S21. Luckily, the swans were pretty friendly, thus I could get really close to them and snap these pics.
They weren't friendly at all with the gulls flying around trying to grab some of their food. Nature is awesome, though, but nothing is a given in nature either, you gotta hustle for your meal. Same as in real life :)).
Talking real life, gasoline and diesel are on the rise once again and nobody does anything about it. As a matter of fact, to me, the traffic seems even more concentrated than it was one year ago when prices were pretty normal.
We should be all in the streets right now protesting, cuz we all know these prices have nothing to do with Putin. We've become quite complacent though and there's no one we can blame for that.
We're having a beautiful and sunny Friday here, nevertheless, and this week is the last one with unordinary temperatures for this time of the year. As of tomorrow, it will start raining and it will also get colder. But rain shall pass just like the black swans' events do. So, take your eyes off the charts for a while, go out and enjoy it, who knows what taxes and restrictions are the elites prepping for us in the future.
Have a great day and see you next time.
Thanks for your attention,
Adrian