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I looked at my 401k and it wasn't pretty.
Are you making leveraged trades in a retirement account? It's off 9%. If someone told you you'd have to make do with only 91% of your planned income, you'd be OK. This is what markets do.
$130B wiped off crypto markets in 24 hours
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#22 Magnificent and as expected. We needed a 'crash'.
It is what we need to remove all the useless cryptocurrencies and projects that are only there to pump each other bags and exit scam retail investors. This is why you have people telling others to 'HODL' or 'never sell' with wild predictions of BTC going to 100K or DOGE going over $1. [0].This is nothing. This is before the banning, and crackdowns of the other useless cryptocurrencies and the tether scam. So let us sit back and watch it go even lower.
One more thing for those who bought BTC at the top with their life savings: [1]
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#23Why? Did something happen that I missed? Is this in reaction to Russia's proposed ban on crypto?
All the markets are down to be honest and these swings are so common in crypto that while it makes a good headline its nothing new.
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#24Why? Did something happen that I missed? Is this in reaction to Russia's proposed ban on crypto?
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#25Okay? And 1.5 trillion was wiped off of the US equity market.
The S&P 500 is down about 9% off its high from a month or two ago. BTC just crossed under half of it's peak. It's true that's not captured in the headline, but this is a newsworthy crypto crash. It's not the first or the worst, but it's worth covering.
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#26Why? Did something happen that I missed? Is this in reaction to Russia's proposed ban on crypto?
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#27This is on top of all the carnage the market has seen in the last few months. Everything is on sale.
Such meaningless phrasing. If something wasn't on sale, nobody could buy it. The crypto meme of dips in the price being 'a sale' is key to hooking the uniformed new fish into the great ponzi scheme.