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>Bitcoin (BTC) lingered beneath $88,000 into Thursday’s Wall Street open as attention switched to order-book manipulation. After failing to sustain above $90,000 the previous day, frustration continued to build among traders as stocks and precious metals smashed records. In his latest analysis of exchange order-book liquidity, Keith Alan, cofounder of trading resource Material Indicators, had a theory as to why Bitcoin could no longer beat resistance.

Archive: https://archive.today/eKICV From the post: >>Bitcoin (BTC) lingered beneath $88,000 into Thursday’s Wall Street open as attention switched to order-book manipulation. After failing to sustain above $90,000 the previous day, frustration continued to build among traders as stocks and precious metals smashed records. In his latest analysis of exchange order-book liquidity, Keith Alan, cofounder of trading resource Material Indicators, had a theory as to why Bitcoin could no longer beat resistance.
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[–] • 2 pts

When I got my coin mid 2017 it was less about handrubbing intensifies but about having a way to do business with and make donations to dissidents.

Debanking was beginning to show how utterly dependent we are on a few institutions to be able to do commerce. Bitcoin fixed that.

Luckily, I only ever invested as much as I could afford. If it all comes crashing down, not the end of the world.

[–] • 1 pt

I'm all for that too. I would invest lightly in it to generate a profit. But I would never count on it to be there when I really NEED it.