Barry Silbert expressed: “Dear Bitcoin, please take this weekend off.”
Retailors wondering? Why is the man who can literally manipulate the market any way he wants, wishing? Just make it happen. It just looks like BTC is working 24 hours/7days a week/365 days in a year.
Many were like, Dear Bitcoin, just time travel back by a month. Optimists were like: The worst is already behind. Should get to 100k by October.
New investors like: I wish it bloody would. My nerves are in shreds! An amateur investor here from 2018 who really doesn’t want to give up any BTC by selling, but is hearing a LOT of a fall to $20k. Anyone got a crystal ball. Somebody do something to prevent the market from crashing.
Many took the Barry idea seriously and were like: Can we just start closing the BTC market on the weekends? Can you check and see if we could get a 90% positive signal on this from the miners?
It just looks like Bitcoin hates holidays and that it never takes a weekend off. It just looks like the bears are not going to listen. Recollecting, when people said that institutional investors would be less emotional than retail.
Some new guys were like Bitcoin will rise fast when people start suggesting ideas for new BTC applications, new financial services, and new usage, otherwise it will go up, but not so fast.
The guy watching the charts was like: I bet it will slobber somewhat during the weekend, looking really threatening. And then, all of a sudden Monday morning, the clouds will disappear. It wouldn’t be a good sign if the last candle of the month closes below 200MA.
Some were already sure – you know this 3-day weekend that crypto is going to get absolutely hammered.
Hodlers are on alert: I am ready for cheap coin. Get ready for the weekend capitulation! If it usually drops during weekends, I wonder what may happen in this current scenario? I am ready to buy the dip.
Many were like: Did you really mean Take this weekend off? (or) Take off this weekend?
CZ Binance was like: Doesn’t change on weekends. But for some reason, it feels like the price often drop a bit on weekends. No?
Michael Saylor: “My optimism wears heavy boots and is loud.” – Henry Rollins on Bitcoin.
History is like Nobody who bought Bitcoin and Hodled for 4+ years (200 weeks) ever lost money.
