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ColinC

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6. How low can it go??

Reply to brooklynite (Original post)

Mon Jun 13, 2022, 04:18 PM

Jun 2022

I imagine the interest in crypto will remain, and if it does -perhaps it bottoms out at 5-10k?

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Bitcoin plunges below $24,000 and the crypto meltdown claims another casualty [View all] brooklynite Jun 2022 OP

If they halt today, below 20,000 by tomorrow Tetrachloride Jun 2022 #1

I can recall countless people telling those of us who are naysayers how wrong we would be... hlthe2b Jun 2022 #2

I bet Musk will be on twitter throwing another fit tonight. nt yaesu Jun 2022 #13

Looking on the bright side: It can't go below zero....Can it? Tomconroy Jun 2022 #3

yeah, a market correction to a fair value would end at $0.00000000 paulkienitz Jun 2022 #19

boo-hoo..... not. getagrip_already Jun 2022 #4

The tulips are wilting. ZonkerHarris Jun 2022 #5

Good one! displacedtexan Jun 2022 #33

How low can it go?? ColinC Jun 2022 #6

This happened before localroger Jun 2022 #14

This damn Bitcoin bubble could keep rebubbling for three hundred years! paulkienitz Jun 2022 #21

Well the blockchain is probably pretty secure localroger Jun 2022 #25

the blockchain is vulnerable to quantum cryptography paulkienitz Jun 2022 #29

Quantum computers aren't really a thing yet. Oneironaut Jun 2022 #30

probably there'll be some update of the chain, but there's no guarantee paulkienitz Jun 2022 #31

Pretty much. ColinC Jun 2022 #27

If it's that volatile...it's not a currency greenjar_01 Jun 2022 #24

No, it's really casino cheques localroger Jun 2022 #26

Technically zero. paleotn Jun 2022 #17

yeah, and tulip bulbs can at least grow a flower paulkienitz Jun 2022 #32

Who didn't see this happening? LiberalFighter Jun 2022 #7

Good. A lot of right wing terror groups have been getting funding from crypto Warpy Jun 2022 #8

including the biggest rw terror group, russia. nt yaesu Jun 2022 #12

Bernie Madoff would be jealous. twodogsbarking Jun 2022 #9

It's the whole market... I find it funny how the 'tulip' crowd never mention that JCMach1 Jun 2022 #10

I must confess, with all the talk about bitcoin & everyone trying it Out I decided to do the same yaesu Jun 2022 #11

What part of unfettered capitalism don't they get? central scrutinizer Jun 2022 #15

Oooooo....a crypto bank.... paleotn Jun 2022 #16

I may be a terrible person, but... Oneironaut Jun 2022 #18

Coins laying on the street will be worth more than bitcoin soon. Crowman2009 Jun 2022 #20

"An expired Walmart coupon is a truer currency than Bitcoin." paulkienitz Jun 2022 #22

Margin call gentlemen! LOL Lucky Luciano Jun 2022 #23

South Park - Matt Damon Bitcoin nycbos Jun 2022 #28