Yes and if that group of 5 year plus holder numbers 2000 people holding 650,000 btc selling off 50% of the holdings means they now have 16 coins and 1,800,000 each.

if the hold was 5 years they gained about 85000 a coin

so selling off a large amount can make sense to some.  But not all.

If you have 32 coins and want to relocate selling 16 paying tax and splitting a particular country could be a good move for some.


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at the moment the scrapper I used is still paying 1.25 a pound for what I was selling.

https://rockawayrecycling.com/metal/insulated-wire/

the copper and silver sales I did will be used to keep the hosted gear running.

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Volatility is getting mercilessly squeezed out as price slowly drifts upwards.

Like the esteemed wordy bot-man says, "nothing is happening"- but "nothing" moves look material in the context of a few thousand donalds, which surely evokes an emotional response in some.

Is everyone sufficiently conditioned to dump in December or January without an explosive top?

I don't see an 80, or even a 50% pullback without significant further uppity.

Maybe the rocket returns only once absolutely everyone believes in stairs-up/elevator-down?

I think it wasn't the central government that had the coins, but some specific Land. And there are laws, or accounting rules, that forced or strongly encouraged them to sell. Hopefully, these norms will be revised in the context of building some reserve - but I doubt it will happen overnight.

The first thing was to jail or at least demand public apology from those short-sighted people who proposed the sell off.

Well, one thing I love about Bitcoin is that it makes some acclaimed financial experts look stupid and teach people how to Regret

They sold just when blackrock was accumulating, fuckery at the top, shifting assets into the pockets of the .1%.

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 Price goes down and I’m still up

Price goes up and I’m still up.

I wish Price was a more feminine name so I could make a filthy joke   

I am very curious how Germany's latest decisions are going to effect the country long term.  It seems like they are actively trying to destroy their culture and way of life at every turn.  The rest of the world is trying to bring power plants online and Germany is demolishing their perfectly working nuclear plants forcing them to pay extremely high energy rates and be dependent upon Russia, who they are actively fighting in a war...  This while importing immigrants that are destroying their culture and making the country less safe for natives.  The Germans seem so intent on not being seen with their former reputation, they are going to destroy themselves for wanting to feel like they're morally better than everyone else.