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[Typhon666]

Although Bitcoin is no longer shining and has been going through difficult times for more than a year now, crypto experts expect an explosive evolution of the digital asset in the medium and long term.

The crypto market goes hand in hand with other financial markets. Thus, in the post-COVID period, both the stock market and the digital currency market have been hit hard by the new socio-economic context.

Crypto has bled profusely for more than a year now, but digital asset specialists anticipate a strong comeback for tokens in the medium to long term.

The pioneer of the cryptocurrency market will remain Bitcoin, considered a veritable store of value by all digital asset specialists. Their volatility has destroyed a lot of lives, left people personally bankrupt and made others rich. The difference has been made by financial education, knowledge of the phenomenon, inspiration and patience.

Speaking strictly about BTC prices in recent years, here's how much the main cryptocurrency cost in December each year, roughly:

2022 - $20,000;

2021 - $46,000;

2020 - $27,000;

2019 - $7,000;

2018 - $10,000;

2017 - $13,000;

2016 - $1,000;

Investors are eagerly awaiting the next halving, scheduled for 2024. Thus, based on history, traders expect the number of BTC in circulation to be halved, and therefore the value of assets to rise sharply. Basically, a new bull market is expected.

Until then, socio-economic direction, possible bankruptcies of financial players (especially crypto institutions) and various regulations could cause turbulence in the markets, so nothing is set in stone.

Estimates for bitcoin's price value have always piqued investor interest, so today we're here with our predictions.

Cryptocurrencies are complex instruments and have a high risk of losing money quickly due to leverage. You should consider whether you understand how they work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money. We are not responsible for potential losses. We only inform you.

Recently, Robert Kiyosaki stated the following:

The great crash is coming. Depression is manageable. The Fed, it's forced to print billions, fake money. Gold will reach $5,000 by 2025, silver $500, Bitcoin $500,000...
Mike McGlone, Bloomberg's commodity expert, estimates that Bitcoin will reach $100,000 per unit soon after halving or even in 2025. In other words, the $100,000 threshold is only a matter of time. You have his statement here:

I certainly expect bitcoin, in the next few years, probably during the halving period, maybe in 2025, to reach $100,000 per unit.
An editorial by PricePrediction comes up with even more huge numbers, for a longer period:

2023 - $30,000;

2024 - $44,000;

2025 - $64,000;

2026 - $91,000;

2027 - $136,000;

2028 - $202,000;

2029 - $290,000;

2030 - $425,000;

2031 - $637,000;

2032 - $934,000.

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[Asterion666]

While crypto investments sound good, as maybe more people will jabe more money to donate to the JoS, the thing is that we all need to know that crypto investments have the downside of instability and volatility.

It is like we can have investments related to I don't know, Ethereum, which are profitable since in (((day of investment))) the value is over $20,000, but then, all the money is lost as the value drops at $5,000 dollars, with double percentage in minus of the value that was at the day of starting the investition.

I prefer stable investments with longlasting results such as in tech companies, farms, restaurants, hospitals, etc.

And, what is it with that link?

I don't feel it is untrustworthy :|

 

[Dahaarkan]

Do not get confused about Robert...His book "Rich dad poor dad" is a good read but that's about it. Robert's predictions are a complete joke and every few months he announces a new date for the end of the world and total economic apocalypse. He's been spamming the internet with these predictions for years, and he's always wrong.

He makes these predictions in order to promote his brand and his books through creating hysteria and FOMO in his audience. He like all online financial gurus markets himself as an all knowing god of finance and is constantly coming up with bullshit predictions and threats to scare his audience into buying his books and his paid classes.


You need to be very careful when listening to financial gurus because many of these people aren't actually interested in giving any real advice or guidance and just want you to buy their expensive classes, books and buy tickets to watch their interviews and whatnot.

One of the best pieces of advice from his very own book is that one needs to have their emotions under control when wanting to invest and grow financially, one needs to be very careful and analyze things thoroughly. Ironic considering what his brand is now.

 

[Dahaarkan]

Recently, Robert Kiyosaki stated the following:

Robert also said that the economy would face the big bad crash in 2011. And 2015. And 2016. And 2017. And 2018. And 2020. And 2022... :roll:

Do not invest your money based on that clown's predictions...you can very easily ruin yourself going by the advice of these gurus. You need to be careful.

Robert makes millions by selling fear and hysteria to his audience who then flock to his paid courses and buy all his books. He has one good book that I thoroughly recommend. Everything else he's selling is complete bullshit.

 

[Artifergolem]

Uh, we've not seen the bottom of the market crash yet. Bitcoin is rallying, but will pull back. The chart is showing the left shoulder of a head and shoulder pattern. The banks are collapsing and the money will likely move into the bond market.

Paper trading only this is not financial advice.

 

[ScarletStar]

I've had a strong feeling as of late that we are steadily heading towards a massive Social Media collapse, not just a economy crash or collapse. People nowadays are making literally thousands more dollars monthly from social media alone than they could ever make from a years' worth of working a normal job.
I've been seeing things like Onlyfans and YouTube and Tiktok careers on the rise and its becoming a more and more popular way for people to make easy money.
The money that people are making from it is so ridiculous that even Doctors and people from other high paying jobs have straight up quit their jobs and have gone full-time on social media, and stories like this can be seen all over the internet.

I believe that Tiktok and Onlyfans have received so much hate not just because people are making ridiculous amounts of easy money from it, but because the jews see this fact as well and they are freaking out and trying to have it all shut down. Onlyfans in the beginning used to be like Patreon where people can pay to see special content that their favorite content creators make, and in October of last year I believe that Onlyfans tried to purge all sexual content from its platform but received so much hate from users that it was forced to just accept that it was becoming a pure paywall porn site.

Not only that, but most people these days, especially because we live in an era dominated by social media, are completely jealous, unhinged, and violent towards successful people and 'influencers' because of the popularity and money they make. I've noticed that many people these days are just outright cold and cruel to others on social media. Its probably out of jealousy and they just want to be popular themselves but more and more people are starting to behave this way.

Not sure what the future holds for all the Social Media sites but I strongly believe we're heading towards a complete and total meltdown on the financial side of things.

 

[Dahaarkan]

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I don't think jews would want a social media collapse simply due to the fact that they have total control over these platforms albeit in an indirect way. Even if they don't own the platforms themselves, they own the companies that pay to have sponsorships and ads on these platforms, therefore controlling the cashflow and thus having total influence and control over what these platforms do.

This was seen some years ago when all the jewish companies boycotted youtube forcing them to crack down on any edgy channel and more importantly anything that is speaking negatively about jews as was directly admitted by these same people, what caused this was an ad being played on a jew world order video which prompted a mass boycott from these jewish companies.


Stuff like onlyfans are the exception as that is a transaction directly between the coomer and the person selling porn of themselves, and then in the case of donation stuff like patreon. Why people who work in places like burger king or mcdonalds are giving away money to millionaires is beyond me, but I've stopped trying to understand this a while ago.

I find a lot of these social media "services" to be quite strange for example andrew tate's business is completely bizzare to me. Not just selling pictures of your girlfriends assholes online but even pretending to be a chick in an online chat to get donations from coomers. Again, the thought process of a poor person giving away money to a millionaire for basically nothing, is beyond me.

Andrew tate then shifted his business to just using his millionaire status to sell bullshit "get rich" courses similarly to Robert, this is something that has been happening for years now. Some of these clowns aren't even rich and just pretending to be in order to sell books and courses.

Tai lopez is one such clown who borrowed expensive cars to make videos pretending to be rich to sell books and other bullshit to people who believed him. And became rich in the process afterwards.


You are right that one can make lots of money quickly and easily in these platforms if one is lucky, but one needs to keep in mind that this also comes with risks, the most obvious being that careers in social media are even more volatile than athletes and you can get cancelled at any moment for the most retarded of reasons, or banned from platforms for total bullshit reasons, and of course you have no unemployment benefits to fall back on if you lose your social media incomes.

I recommend those who want to pursue this not to make it their first job, and at least get a few years of experience working elsewhere so you avoid the worst possible situation which would be if you lose your accounts after years of doing this, and then you are like 40 years old with a completely blank CV essentially and the only place you can work at is mcdonalds and walmart. In the worst of situations, people will not just cancel you online but continue to witchhunt you in real life and get you fired from any job you may find afterwards.


Keep in mind also that for every account making money, you have like 1000 other people pumping out content and getting 3 views. If you want to get into these things, start doing it as a hobby first and only go for it full time after it picks up steam.

If you do happen to have a successful career on social media, you should invest your large incomes into other assets so you have something to fall back on if you lose it all as so many people do on what seems like a daily basis.

 

[Aquarius]

Do not get confused about Robert...His book "Rich dad poor dad" is a good read but that's about it. Robert's predictions are a complete joke and every few months he announces a new date for the end of the world and total economic apocalypse. He's been spamming the internet with these predictions for years, and he's always wrong.

He makes these predictions in order to promote his brand and his books through creating hysteria and FOMO in his audience. He like all online financial gurus markets himself as an all knowing god of finance and is constantly coming up with bullshit predictions and threats to scare his audience into buying his books and his paid classes.


You need to be very careful when listening to financial gurus because many of these people aren't actually interested in giving any real advice or guidance and just want you to buy their expensive classes, books and buy tickets to watch their interviews and whatnot.

One of the best pieces of advice from his very own book is that one needs to have their emotions under control when wanting to invest and grow financially, one needs to be very careful and analyze things thoroughly. Ironic considering what his brand is now.

Other than that book he's a literal clown, and a race mixer, his wife looks like she's about to promote you a mlm scheme. And his constant predictions about the doomsday, he's a retard.