The neat thing is that you can prepare for both. :) Though technically I don't think those are the only options. There is a possibility that governments around the world regulate bitcoin to the point it

Yep, I agree.

Yep, something like $5 trillion sitting on the sidelines currently, has to go somewhere.

Yea, I think the train has left the station at this point. While the pandemic was terrible no matter how you slice it, it probably sped up bitcoin adoption by years.

They are buying on the bid, putting large orders percentages below the current market price. So, any dumps get absorbed by them and doesn't allow for cascading sell offs like we've seen in the past where

To be honest I think you get way too caught up in timing. Anything and everything can throw just about everything you said in this post off. That means all your time and planning was wasted. The simplest

I don't think the story on HIVE has been fully written just yet. Getting ride of some of the 'competition' doesn't hurt, and who knows, it may help.

Yep, there will probably need to be some major changes to how things are going currently, that's very true.

That is the line of thinking, yes.

Yep, I could see something like that a well. Normally in an altseason, the majors go first, then the mid caps, then the small caps. HIVE is right on the border of mid and small cap in my opinion.

Well, it's funny how these things work. Sentiment can shift on a dime. I remember buying TSLA late last year when everyone hated it. It literally was so oversold it was setting personal records on the

Those interest payments are nice aren't they. Where are you getting them from?

There is going to be a lot of money sloshing around looking for a home. A purge of crypto projects would probably help HIVE get some attention.

I predict your prediction will be correct.

Glad I could help!

Well it means buyers are buying it off exchanges and moving it to cold storage. They may be wanting to get it off exchanges before the new Treasury/FinCEN laws go into effect (if they go into effect).

I am interested to see what happens tomorrow when Wall Street opens for the first time since the new year rolled over...

And the doubling curve isn't a hard and fast rule. The drop back in March proved as much.

I'm not saying we aren't going to get a 30% drop, I'm saying we aren't going to get 8 of them.

That's funny, I actually think bitcoin isn't going to be as volatile this time around. There were 8 corrections of 24% or more back in 2017. While I think we will have corrections this time around for