If You're Turning Bearish on Bitcoin, Watch This First

Before I begin this video, I think that if you are turning bearish right here, you got to watch this video, all right? Because if you're turning bearish at this point, guys, you might miss a massive boat that's going to be launching very soon, okay? So, two red Bitcoin candles shook off all bullish exuberance and got everyone to panic sell and doom post. It doesn't take much in a world with no attention span, exactly, okay? You got to focus on the long run, guys. Okay, look at how much currency is being printed. Look at what they're doing with interest rates. They're destroying the currency, essentially. Look at what governments are doing. They're starting wars all over the world, pretty much. And what is that going to do? That's going to fuel the currency supply, especially with US dollars. If you think the US dollar is is just going to go to the to the moon, you're wrong, okay? They're inflating away your currency, and there's very few things on Earth that can protect you from that. Now, we have the biggest mistake you can make as secular winners emerge in crypto is over trading, okay? So, trading too much. If you like to trade, I don't like to trade. I like to buy winners and hold them, okay? Sometimes they turn into losers, but you know what? That's part of the game. My biggest position is Bitcoin. It has always been that way, and that is why I'm still here, all right? I'm not out of the game. Now, watching every tick may have made sense in the era of worthless tokens and narrative-driven rotations. It does not when leaders are compounding and ascending the S-curve. Owning is greater than trading, exactly, okay? So, in other words, you find your winners and you hold them, okay? If they turn into losers and they go to zero, whatever. That's fine, but you know, your main bag should be Bitcoin. And then, for me for instance, us, you can see this at learningcrypto.com, our entire portfolio. It's hyper liquid. That is my number two position right now, and I'm proudly saying that because I really enjoy the platform and they are making a killing. I think it's very undervalued at this point. Let's go over this. Bitcoin flash crashes $1,500 in just 10 minutes plunging below $81,000 and Ethereum dropping blah blah blah. Okay, so nearly $1 billion in positions liquidated in the past 24 hours. $1 billion, okay, that's a lot of money, but it's just gamblers, okay? People borrowing money that they don't have betting the price is going to make this or that move. This is why I'm still in the game because I don't do this stuff. I am not in leverage. You can play all the leverage games you want even the most, you know, conservative people got liquidated on October 10th of last year, just over a year ago. Remember that day, okay? I remember that day not because I got hurt, but I woke up wondering what the heck happened cuz I had no idea cuz I'm not in leverage. Didn't affect me, but watching all these people that crying online going, "Oh, I got liquidated. I was only on like 2x leverage. What the heck happened?" Well, it's leverage, guys. Leverage, you know, comes at a price, okay? And if you don't know how to use leverage, please, don't just stay out of it. My suggestion, even if you think you know how to use it, you probably don't. Now, moving on, we have There's There's been a sudden surge in Bitcoin hash rate over the past few days ironically right after several people wrote viral articles ex-articles calling for its demise. This always happens, okay? So, you it's usually the case where when you hear the obituaries coming out, when you hear that Bitcoin's finished, nobody was going to want it anymore, that's usually near the bottom. And now, sometimes it catches me off guard and Bitcoin drops lower or whatever, but it usually doesn't drop too much lower after like massive amounts of obituaries come out. So, we saw this earlier this year with like the Epstein stuff when it came out and and, you know, you had Adam back and all those people that were, you know, buddying up with Epstein. So, that's the thing. Bitcoin is open source and it's free for everybody to see the code, everything, okay? These people work in secrecy. So, let's go over to celebrity tokens, okay? So, we have Floyd Mayweather, who just made a FOMO account and shilled a meme coin. The funny part is, he sold for $5,000 profit, and the coin ran afterwards, and making a miss out of $280,000. So, my suggestion is to really be wary of celebrities out there promoting tokens, promoting NFTs. We've seen this with like Justin Bieber and all these other guys, you know, promoting their NFTs or their favorite coins or meme coins. Stay away from this garbage, okay? I don't I'm not really the type of person that gets sucked into, you know, celebrities and what they're trying to sell me. I don't really trust celebrities, especially the bigger ones, because I think they're there for a reason. They've been put on stage for a reason. Call me conspiracy theorist, whatever, you know, I'm just more paranoid of like, okay, I don't want to lose my money, okay? And I don't want anything to do with something they fully control. And I suggest you do that the same with your own portfolio, because I want you to not lose money. And please stay out of leverage as well. So, please like and subscribe. It really does help out our channel, and check out learningcrypto.com, especially if you do want to see the Satoshi indicator, which is fantastic for dollar cost averaging into Bitcoin and other coins when it's most efficient, okay? Because there can be times where you're like, unsure of like, whether I should buy the coin now or wait. This one really does help you out, the Satoshi thermometer at learningcrypto.com. Talk to you guys soon.