To the new class this is a fraction of what we felt during the Covid crash btw
Bitcoin literally was down like 50% in a <24hr period it was so fucking over
From the ashes defi summer was born
Lesson there
Btw if you’re bullish eth flows due to ETF (I’m not sure but it probably becomes a narrative at *some point*)
This is likely generational buying op
NFA GL HF ILY
Here's my take on this "should you buy a house" "should you use other assets" that's all over the timeline even tho nobody asked for it
Most of you have a gambling addictions disguised as investment thesis
Most of you will give it all back
Make it harder buy other assets
Came out of tradfi retirement for about 60 seconds end of last year
Now everyone and their brother is picking up the trade and my normie friend is telling everyone he has the best financial advisor (I’m not licensed anymore 😂)
If you are feeling panic right now it’s probably not the time to puke
Even if you thought the cycle top was in (I don’t) mean reversion bounces happen after large liquidity grabs
The math on bitcoin would put a 30% pullback at around $52k
Not saying that’s what is happening here but if that were the case what would your alts do? Can you stomach that? If not what are you going to do differently next time?
Not a lawyer but worked in tax accounting prior to crypto and my perspective always comes from a US tax ruling
Airdrops are one of the only thing that the IRS has given fairly clear guidance on
The verbiage is “dominion and control” basically what that means is when an individual has the ABILITY to sell a token at a FMV that is the timing and price in which a taxable event occurs
If you got airdropped a honey pot token that had a recorded price but it wasn’t actually realizable you would argue against a taxable event if you were ever audited
There is another side of this argument however relating to unrequested gifts IE you are someone like Ansem who is a very prominent figure some team airdrops you $1M of RandomToken and he sends them to the burn address should he incur a taxable event? Most accountants would say no
Like most things in the accounting world the exact answer is always “it depends” and the IRS considers individual circumstances and intent
@realbertbobby I actually have a cheat code in the form of a friend that is the absolute perfect counter indicator
When he is euphoric in my bags I sell some
When he texts me in a panic over my bags I buy back
99.99% hit rate
People starting to lose hope and capitulate
Meme coins for the most part getting absolutely bodied
People suggesting the cycle is different this time
Few more liquidations then UpOnly
The one thing that gives me pause in bidding too hard now other than the fact I've been eyeing 52k for a while now
I do not see a single person suggesting this run is over
Let me be clear I don't think it is as my base case, but until people en mass do I dont think bottom is in
@taran You have to give them credit tho because you’d imagine that with all the Sybil’s they removed adding to the sell side it would have been even worse
Layerzero team spent weeks trying to anti sybil the $ZRO airdrop, zeroing allocation for millions of potential sybil wallets. They delayed their token launch by over 3 years, and STILL dumped 30+% in the first 48h after the airdrop.
All you guys bitching at @PrimordialAA for the fee associated with LZO
There is an argument to be made that you have a cost basis in a token sale
In that argument the proceeds from the tokens you SELL now become capital gain on sale instead of ordinary income on CLAIM
People are funny man
you interact with a protocol doing things that you would have done regardless
That protocol gives you the equivalent in $ terms what normies work weeks to months of their lives for
Pitchforks
We are more fortunate than a large % of the world
@stiven_Buitrago@PrimordialAA I have a wallet with $300 in protocol fees with 5 txs according to multiple dune dashboards
Regardless it’s not about the numbers they are arbitrary it’s about the logic