What SEC is essentially doing is playing fetch with a hand grenade... They are testing how public reacts... It's the same as what Google and Microsoft are doing with cryptocurrency projects, essentially

I have pretty strong sell wall on my own cryptocurrency... Gonna watch how many days it will hold...

I'm buying ETH myself for a cross-chain project I'm working on...

We all know soccer coach Jose Mourinho is the most notorious expert in Lemmings theory...

This just makes it more important that any cryptocurrency doesn't have key people who are residents of USA or were born there... USA can't sue non-US companies or people who are not actively doing business

In one exchange I saw big flow between Dogecoin and Bitcoin and rest was pretty much dumping single altcoin... For me it looks like people are currently cashing out altcoins.

This pretty much reminds me of Lemmings... Essentially one company or individual does something immensely suicidal for others to survive... They obviously have no fear of taking risks and that will make

I mostly rely on EMA like I have previously mentioned... But sometimes it's nice to know where the indicators think value of my own cryptocurrency or Bitcoin/Ethereum/Litecoin/Dogecoin should be at...

All the indicators say Bitcoin should go down as it is overbought, but both SMA and EMA statistics say the trend is still up... This might be another case of glitch in the Matrix...

Like United States of America...

It's not the total money supply, it's the circulating supply... There is always people and companies that HODL and that has to be taken in account.

In the old days, coins actually were gold and silver... That changed quite a long time ago, when some countries didn't have any left to use. They were essentially bankrupt.

Hyperinflation is caused by buying power increasing so high that companies can't produce enough for people to buy... That means companies have to spend more money than they earn and that means salaries

It doesn't really apply to pure precious metals or gemstones... Basically scarcity and appearance is what gives them value. Gold is used in electronics as it doesn't react with oxygen like silver and regular

Value of currency is measured by how much it moves... Even if you print very large amount of currency, it can be worth a lot as long as it keeps moving... When people start HODLing it, it loses its value.

In short term stimulus will boost the economy, but in long term it will cause hyperinflation... This is because some people will HODL their stimulus instead of spending it.

My prediction is still at the top and stays there... I said short-term goal is $40k but that is just the first step to be worth so much in USD that even infinity is smaller number... Essentially USD will

Basic rule is to never sell more than the value has increased... That way it is unlikely that the value drops hard either. There is some good sites that say when the cryptocurrency is either overbought

Bitcoin is clearly overbought but still most of the indicators suggest people should buy more... It means Bitcoin will go even higher...

I still have over 6 million coins, so I haven't run out of them yet... When I started, I had 15 million but then the coin was worth a lot less... I've cashed a lot also, so I tend to think it was worth