>>61783078
who cares what that fucker thinks, he's a has been that got his asshole stretched while in prison

>>61783121
Idk he went to a nice prison

who cares about this shitskin

>>61783078
>Is crypto really dead? Is retail leaving?
Yes baggies are just in Denali

Good. All talks of cycles or bull runs are bullshit cope from brokies or gas lighting from scammers. The only time all of crypto had massive universal wave after COVID bucks. It has never reached those levels again nor will it ever.

>>61783078
hes not wrong but at the same time hes an incel who didnt have sex in high school so his opinion means nothing

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>>61783078
yes buy when it's at its peak goyim

Just bought iExec RLC

>>61783078
Crypto is dead. Let's be honest, it was gambling all along not investing.

People can now gamble with options, sports betting, and prediction markets - which have all boomed.

Crypto overall is a scam. No different than pokemon cards.

>>61783256
complete sludge. fuck RLC

>>61783078
Maybe crypto will be a real thing when it isn't 95% speculation, scams, buying illegal products and tax evasion.

>>61783293
pokemon cards aren't a scam. anyone who genuinely enjoyed the cards before they became mainstream has made profit and will continue to make enormous profit no matter what type of crash occurs.

>uniswap
Whats this, 2021?

Retail has been out for a while. It's been institutional money buying and whales.

The "gold rush" phase is over with that joke of a bull run that's now over. Bitcoin is still the only one that matters and no alt coin actually does anything.

Time to move on to AI stocks and metals.

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i literally only hold btc now.

outside BTC and Monero i dont see a point.

early adopters dumped on us and got rich. good for them but they killed all normie enthusiasm and its not coming back, even the previous run up to 125k had limited hype. I still see BTC having value long term as a decentralized store of wealth, and monero has value for the privacy aspect. Everything else is pretty much being revealed to be bullshit though.

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Crypto is FagTarded

>>61783078
He makes much of his money by shorting shitcoin tops. All alts are stupid of course, but he's a perma bobo

>>61783322
They're a scam as far as trying to get a bigger idiot to buy a piece of Chinese cardboard. A speculative vehicle that someone will be left holding the bag.

>>61783389
pokemon cards are scarce artifacts. fight me

>>61783367
Don’t hate me for that but ETH and other l2s are valuable for their speed. Sending bitFUCK is slow as shit.

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>>61783078

Crypto is the past
/pmg/ is the future

>>61783078
>don't buy low
Solid /biz/ classic

>>61783461
Fair, but is retail gonna fall for it a second time?

>>61783412
bitcoin has lightning network but who cares. hardly anybody is transacting in bitcoin or crypto

>>61783078
Leaving? Never was.

TECH ALWAYS BOUNCES AFTER SO WHERE IS THE V AMD? WHERES THE VVVVVV?????? YOUR KILLING MEEEE

>>61783078
He's right that normies were burned, esp. from the solana casino, and retail will not return beyond using stablecoins to get around payment processing restrictions. All that remains in crypto now are holdouts from cycles past desperately trying to PVP bundle-scammers' deployments to make the nightmare worth the time spent.

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>>61783078
If you've been in this space long enough you'd have already realized that the underlying drivers of the value of crypto have essentially either peaked or already started falling off a cliff. AI/LLMs have incentivized a massive amount of investment and production into computational hardware, energy markets are stuck in the mud unless Trump decides to dunk on Iran, economy in shambles, normies permanently turned off so much so from market manipulation especially Trump that they're about to go full cultural revolution during the next election, globalism ending and less secure trading lanes slowing down global demand and production, insolvent nation states, Trump's fed pick and annexation talks being bullish for the dollar via dxy etc etc fucking etc. The only real hope at this point is once muh AI LLMs go full Skynet mode they're less inclined to value human derived currencies over those they can more easily control ie crypto. It's over.

>>61783367
>asian
gods work anon good job

>>61783121
Mutt’s Law

>>61783485
>will retail ape in to anything going up if it is advertised on the news
The investment class has never mattered here. Crypto is more visible than ever. It will have a fucking massive sendoff before the big money that just stocked up for the past year straight pulls the floor out, we just don't know the timing of the boost up, nor the targets that get sold

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>>61783327
this,
you don't even need to interact with their frontend to use their dex anyway. their metrics are at their historical average.
tstop posting twitter screenshots of nobody retards who don't know what they're talking about

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>>61783367
>outside BTC and Monero i dont see a point.

100%

Yes crypto is dead (for now), and no, uniswap is not a good metric for this because nobody trades on uniswap anyways

>>61783367
yep

I think anyone making claims about liquidity and memetoken burnout are slightly making excuses.

The reality is blockchain is now 17 years old, practically the time frame of the iphone from the first commercial mobile. No-one considered the idea of a mobile phone novel by that point and at this point crypto really isn't new or exciting. It's way, way past time it actually showed some utility to anyone and it hasn't outside of asset value.

We already have severely diminishing speculative returns and now retail has entirely moved on to new things. It's not impossible it comes back but it needs something new in the space or some proven use to achieve that.

>>61784058
>It's not impossible it comes back but it needs something new in the space
literally every single bear market someone says something like this and of course after a while a new turbo bullish narrative forms and we do the entire dance yet again lol

>>61784133
What's the bull case for Bitcorn other than "muh digital store of value" (lol).

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>>61783293
>>61783322
me explaining how pokemon cards are gonna moon

>>61783078
Yeah, at least among normies it's done. All the crypto hype has moved onto stocks/AI.

>>61784133
I've been in crypto one way or another since 2012. We can probably keep having these diminishing lurches like 2025 but the metrics are there that people are out in a way they have never been before. Unless something changes expect to see more and more of the market make major macro lower highs every subsequent cycle like chainlink etc.

Everyone will be back when this bear is over and coins start going up, happens every time. Human psychology stays the same. You will all fomo back in.

>>61784159
You don't understand
Part of a distributed ledger belongs to me
No one else can associate that part of the ledger with their wallet
I have to disassociate my wallet from that piece of the ledger
People would literally work for a decade, take their savings from that time period, and pay me for that sweet ledger space

>>61783631
>The only real hope at this point is once muh AI LLMs go full Skynet mode
LLMs won't do that, other types of AI might

>>61783885
>>61783367
BTC has literally zero utillity. It is slow and expensive and completely ziocucked across its almost total development by Epstein. It requires centralizing into shitty L2s to be remotely usable or to scale and it still is not remotely competitive with alternatives which don't require orwellian hell to be used. Midwit pick. Monero is based though, but I hold zero personally despite it winning being the number 1 crypto I would most like to see succeed massively.

>>61783078
it's so fucking over for crypto baggies.
the "cycle" is over
>no alt season
>no more gigapumps
just crabs and dumps from here on out. exit while you can.

>>61783121
echo this sentiment shkreli is a few fuck

In a universe where bitcoin is less volatile than silver I would absolutely expect there to be insane pumps to come.

>>61783121
He makes some decent calls even if he is a weasel.

>>61784307
Another nocoiner who doesn't understand the value of ledger space

>>61784354
I bought and sold bitcoin for a sizable return ealry. I own many coins but expect a continued major market draw down from macro conditions and deteriorating private credit, tech valuations and Japanese carry falling apart etc. I sold bitcoin at a local top for XRP and have dramatically outperformed it by doing so.

>>61783177
Most people these days don't have sex in high school, Mr. CIA faggot. This isn't American Pie.

>>61784661
Are you serious?

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I'm seeing a lot of buy signals here. Remember how over we thought it was in 2022

>>61783078
That decline reflects the entry of competitors. Martin is a retard, it's still early

Crypto is for the goys.

>>61783171
>Denali
the only indian here is you

>>61784307
>BTC has literally zero utillity
if you ignore sovereignty, sure
lmao

>>61784661
>Most people these days don't have sex in high school
You such a fucking pussy I bet I could crush you with my hands. You were a loser. There's a reason everyone I grew up with in Dixie had a highschool sweetheart and you were a bullied virgin

>>61783078
>uniswap
kek what a tard

99.999 percent of crypto is going away. Bitcoin got mostly everything right the first time and everything else has been marginal improvements or downright scams. But it’ll always exist because crypto is a good idea. It’s digital hard money. It’ll keep coming back unless it’s banned. People don’t seem to get this at all.

>>61784661
The boys are all virgins
The girls are total sluts with double digit body counts by 15

damn dude you probably shouldn't have made gas way too much bac in 2020 and then let infinite scams propagate.

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>>61783121
He actually got interviewed while in jail by some leftist journalist bitch who hated him, she ended up falling in love with him, leaving her husband for him, proposing to him (and then he put her on the block list from his cell visits and cut all communication with her kek).

>>61783078
no one uses ethereum anymore
it’s all solana
and we are all just trading back and forth the same sol between maybe 1000 people

>>61785427
Jewish theatre for giddy goys

>>61785525
No one involved even is Jewish you fucking psycho

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>>61783078
no interest in crypto was always a sign of a buying opportunity, I don't know if it's still the case