Dynamic pricing in supermarkets is messed up. Can't wait to get confused when the price shifts between the time I put something in my cart and checking out.
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It's my birthday today! BTC is on a thrill ride for it so I just added more to my stack. Here's to another year! π·π·
The price today reminds of something I used to see trading biotechs. Hit a new high then the floor gets pulled out
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In all this price talk, just remember how shitty inflation has been since 21 and that "price" is even further away than it was before.
It's not about the price to me, it's about the marketing. The price increase just brings more marketing which in turn gets its name out there more. In the end, all publicity is good publicity.
Each "bull run" just feels different than the last. 2013, barely anyone I knew mentioned BTC. 2017, a few did, but mostly to poke fun at about when it would crash in tulip fashion. The hype in 2021 when it was in this price range was so retail driven and media was focusing on producing content for retail to read. Friends and colleagues were just starting to mention it more and ask if I still owned any. I'd long given up promoting it to them and would just say "yeh, some". Now here we are back in the same range, and it feels so more under the radar for the hype amid retail. So wild. Truly each time has been its own animal. Which is why I never believe any of these projections or hypflunecers trying to sell you their shovels. It's all white noise to me. I just ignore them and keep stacking.