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BELOW IS HOW BTC BEHAVED IN EVERY SINGLE NOVEMBER, DECEMBER AND JANUARY Pay more attention to the Relax Years, the ones in bold and maybe, Sell Year, which Iis coming in 2025. History doesn't repeat itself, but a wise child will always know the history of his family. I haven't forgotten about our futures thread. Na laziness to create am dey do me, but it must be created. No-DJ's HISTORY FROM 2010 TO 2024: In 2010, Buy Year, No-DJ. No-DJ pumped (from 0.21 to 0.50) and dumped in that same November (from 0.50 to 0.15), then consolidated in December at a range of 0.30 to 0.17. It pumped and corrected again in January, the following year, at a range of 0.30 to 0.95. THAT MEANS: Nov. dumped the most. You should've bought in Nov. ... In 2011, Buy More Year, No-DJ. No-DJ dumped to the lowest in Nov. from (3.35 to 2.01) and pumped in Dec. from (2.61 to 5.01). Pumped again in Jan., the following year, from 4.73 to 7.17, but corrected. Don't forget, in this 2011, it had already hit 31.95 in June, MJ's month before the MT Gox hack corrections. THAT MEANS: You should've added to your position if you wanted to in Nov. ... In 2012, Relax Year, No-DJ. No-DJ recovered a little bit from October's minor red of 13.03 down to 9.74 in Nov. at (10.33 up to 12.66) to consolidate. In Dec., it moved an inch to 13.98, but in Jan., the following year, it pumped to 21.37 and corrected to 17.84 in February before FeMA's fireworks that ended in April. THAT MEANS: You should've added to your position in that Oktoba's minor red. Tip: Whenever Oktoba corrects, it's 100% a buying opportunity — it's like the final storm when in a bull market and second to the last storm in a bear market. But I don't expect you to buy because you've already loaded your bags in 2010 and 2011. ... In 2013, Sell Year, No-DJ. No-DJ pumped to 1,240 in Nov. and dumped to 458.01 in Dec. In Jan, the following year, it moved to 993.98, almost 1,000 (hopium rally). THAT MEANS: Nov. was the time to sell everything (and start shorting — if you're into futures) or at least, sell 90% and sell that remaining 10% in either Dec. and sometimes, Jan., if the bullrun spills over. ... In 2014, Buy Year, No-DJ. No-DJ moved from Nov. low of 327.08 to Nov. top of 472.98. In Dec. it went down to 302.35. In Jan, the following year, it finally dumped to the bottom of 171.01. THAT MEANS: Since it will be hard to know the exact month it'll bottom out of the three, you should've started your Even Number DCA from the bloodiest days of Nov. The bloodiest of Dec. and the massacre day of Jan. So, it's good to have money for multiple DCAs of at least 5-10 times. ... In 2015, Buy More Year, No-DJ. No-DJ moved to 506.86 in Nov. and dumped to 348.15 in Dec. In Jan., the following year, it maintained Dec's range. THAT MEANS: No need to buy if you've already scooped so much in last year's No-DJ, but you can still buy if the money is there. ... In 2016, Relax Year, No-DJ. No-DJ hit 756.83 top in Nov. from 675.77. In Dec., it was at 984.12. In Jan., the following year, it went to 1,155.23 then dumped to 750.32 before the fireworks (refer to 2017) that ended in June (MJ's 3k top and dumped to 1.8k in JAS). Since it didn't pump in FeMA (Retarded FeMA). MJ had step up to help out. Better late than never. THAT MEANS: You should've taken profit of at least 50% in January's top and rebuy in that same January's bloodiest day to enable you profit from FeMA or MJ's pump. Sell and rebuy in JAS's dump to enjoy the power of Oktoba's 5-6 green months into the following year. ... In 2017, Sell Year, No-DJ. No-DJ pumped from 5,535.77 to 11,468.23 in Nov. then dropped a bit. In Dec., it pumped from 9,469.34 to 19,800.01 to hit the bull's top. In Jan, the following year, it dumped from 17,225.63 to 9,217.54. THAT MEANS: Since this is the bullrun, it will be wise to sell 95% in either Nov. or Dec. — whichever month it does an insane parabolic moves, then keep 5% incase Jan. wants to show some love, else, you sell the 5% immediately (and short, if you haven't started shorting already in Nov. or Dec. — this is only if you're into futures). ... In 2018, Buy Year, No-DJ. No-DJ dumped from 6,505.73 to 3,525.25 in Nov. In Dec., it dumped from 4,209.85 to 3,171.53. In Jan., the following year, it moved from 3,360.32 to 4,088.25 the following year. THAT MEANS: You should've started DCA'ing on the bloodiest day of Nov. followed by the bloodiest day of Dec. as long as it's lower than where you bought in Nov. ... In 2019, Buy More Year, No-DJ. No-DJ dumped to 6,511.45 in Nov. after an unnatural pump in FeMA and MJ's months which topped at 14k. So, in Dec. it came a little lower to 6,457.54. In Jan., the following year, it pumped to 9,533.63. THAT MEANS: Since you bought in 2018 bottom and this unnatural thing happened in 2019, sell 90% (and you might even short too) and wait for the month or year the unnatural sin has been repaid before you buy spot or long. March, 2020, the unnatural sin was repaid in guise of COVID crash. ... In 2020, Relax Year, No-DJ No-DJ hit 19,905.33 in Nov. In Dec., it came down to 17.8k and went back up to 29.3k. In Jan., it went to 42k and dumped to 28k. THAT MEANS: Since you were smart to leave when you noticed the 2019 unnatural pump (at the wrong year) and positioned yourself to buy when the sin had been repaid, I'm confident you bought in the crash that happened for that repayment. So, No-DJ's January or FeMA or even MJ (if FeMA refuses to pump), the following year, is the time to sell it and wait for JAS's dump to rebuy. ... In 2021, Sell Year, No-DJ. No-DJ hit 69k top of the market and came down to 53.8k all in Nov. In Dec., it dumped to 42k. (There must be something special about this 42k.). In Jan., the following year, it went to 48k and down to 32.9k. THAT MEANS: Since you know this is sell year, it would be smart to sell 90% or even 95% in any month of Nov. or Dec. that it pumps the most. If Nov. didn't pump, you wait for Dec. If Dec. didn't pump, you wait for Jan. But, if Nov. pumps, don't wait for anybody — sell at least 90%. You don't need to time the top — just walk away with substantial profit; that's what matters. Crypto Money is transient and a spirit. Don't let greed make you regret. If you leave in November's parabolic pump with enough profit, but it continued pumping in Dec. or Jan. don't feel a sense of regret, you did the right thing — those extra pumps are traps for dumb money to keep buying. At this point, short the market smartly if you're into futures. ... In 2022, Buy Year, No-DJ. No-DJ topped in Nov. at 21.5k and bottomed at 15.5k and this was the real and final bottom. In Dec., it moved from 16.3k to 18.3k. In Jan., the following year, it topped at 23.9k. THAT MEANS: You should've started your Even Number DCA from the bloodiest day of Nov. to the bloodiest day of Dec. ... In 2023, Buy More Year, No-DJ. No-DJ moved from 34.1k to 38.4k in Nov. In Dec., it moved to 44.6k. In Jan., the following year, it moved to 48.88k and dumped to 38.8k. THAT MEANS: No-DJ month presented some selling opportunities, but your indicators would have the final decision if they were worth the sell and wait for a retracement. ... In 2024, Sell Year, No-DJ. No-DJ topped in Nov. at (loading...) and topped in Dec. at (loading...). In Jan., the following year, it went to (loading...). LET'S DISCUSS: So, with the above character of No-DJ, what is expected in 2024 Relax Year of No-DJ? Expect a minor pump in Nov., a pullback, followed by another average pump in Dec., then finally a giant pump in Jan., the following year. After that, two things will happen 1. A 40% dump (if the Jan. pump was too much, else) 2. A minor dump and FeMA months take over to pump the market before it'll consolidate in MJ's months (if FeMA didn't do a good job, MJ will help pump it and even beg JAS to contribute, which they'll most likely refuse after a little attempt) and starts a slow and unnoticeable dumping in JAS's months until it capitulates in August or September and Oktoba, the king, will correct a tiny bit, then pumps and hand it over to Nov. to go parabolic, but if Nov. couldn't do enough pumping, Dec. will help out, else, January will help out before the giant crash for the next bear market ensues. |
When you're holding a man's dangerous and damaging secret or you're the breadwinner, you can speak like this to him. This is why Will Smith will never see anything wrong in Jada because she knows his darkest secret and if he messes up, she exposes him as a payback. (Imagine if the secret is raping or killing a minor). |
Wande22:Anything that takes more than 5 minutes of my life that isn't business, wealth creation, or my family's growth, I mostly want to opt out from the interaction. I don't know why. Do you have any idea why? It's been bothering me. |
Woke from sleep and the BTC I saw heading to 72k had gone back to 69k. As I said, I'll take the market seriously in 2025. Whatever I do now is just for fun. |
Robnectar:It all depends on what you can lose because the initial stage is about loss and luck. |
GRACEGLORY:Okay. I still stand with my point, but I'll also let yours stand. Sometimes, the number 6 is called 9 depending on your direction. #OneLove |
GRACEGLORY:I respectfully disagree with the notion of "I'm not a gambler." In truth, nearly every venture in life resembles a gamble. Consider the sacrifices involved in investing in children's education, hoping that their degrees will secure successful futures. Yet, some may still struggle to find fulfilling work, while even the employed may earn far less than someone like Peller, the TikTok personality who presents himself as an illiterate. This reality reflects the unpredictability and inherent risks we face. At the core, every decision harbors a motive—a wager that whispers, "God, I hope this turns out well." Certainties in life are rare, limited to the forces of nature: water, sunlight, trees, plants. Almost everything else holds the potential for failure, often when we least anticipate it. This is a notion I debated with that government Agent-of-Darkness guy some months ago who feels Nigeria Breweries is gold and better than crypto. Markets can crash, though they may recover in time. That $1 million spot trade in XRP or another coin could vanish, while someone else, shorting the same asset with a mere $1,000, might end up with your fortune—all due to an understanding of futures. Knowledge, applied wisely, holds power. What I'm trying to say is, almost everything on Earth is a scam or gambling. We, the forced to be Christians by the whites, think we're the only people that'll go to Heaven. My Muslim brothers, the Arab forced to embrace Islam, also think they're the only ones that'll go to Heaven, but in the end, we might all be scammed. I pray we aren't scammed at the end of life. But since we're emotionally invested in it, there is nothing anyone would say that'll change our minds that it's a scam or gamble. As humans, our job is to always protect our father's heritage or foreigners' unknown agenda. There are some people in stocks that hate crypto, be it BTC or whatever—they see crypto as gambling and even if you preach to them, they'll never change their mind. NEVER! There are some people in crypto that hate stocks too and they see it as slow gambling. I don’t engage in football betting—not for any moral objection, but because I lack an understanding of it and no desire to learn either. Yet, others have attained more wealth than I ever could from it. If I disparage betting, they'd likely dismiss my views as uninformed. Essentially, life is an elaborate game of risk, played out in various forms—from education and religion to finance, politics, race, and even farming. Take farming, for instance. Despite its virtues and benefits, a landslide, pest, or flood can obliterate crops, as I’ve experienced firsthand. Every human is a gambler, but we don't want to be associated with that name. Every human has pride, but we don't want to be called arrogant. Every man wants all the beautiful women, but we don't want to be seen as players or irresponsible. Every woman want to ride multiple rods, but they reject the pejorative labels like "whóres, ashawo." Everyone wants to express themselves, but we don't want to be seen as cho cho cho, talkative, invasive. So, life is just a little scammy, full of deciet, pretense, risk and a form of gambling without being labelled as gambling. Strategy, planning, patience, timing and luck is just our savior, else, we're all gambling in life. Who wins in life is called smart, but who loses is a frivolous gambler. Sadly, and most poignantly, none of us will get out of it alive whether we partake in it or pretend not to partake in it. It's just a matter of time. As Burna Boy would say, "If you no make am, nobody go know say you try. You go explain taya, no evidence." So, as we partake in the scam or gambles of life, let's be strategic, focused, plan ahead and most sometimes, be patient while having a proper risk management in place as we hope for the best while prepared for the worst. This is not an attack on you, buy my experience and observations about life. |
Merry100:I always believe a woman. That's what SIMPs do. A woman can never lie. ![]() |
ObalendeCMS:As long as replying you won't take money off my pocket, but put in my pocket to add to my business, count me in, else, Tinubu should be held responsible. |
Merry100:Amen! But have you ever asked a man before in your life for financial help? Yes or no is all I want. |
Merry100:But you just asked for age, a private info. Are you telling me, you've never in your life asked a man privately on WhatsApp or FB or any social media for financial assistance? |
Merry100:Why is it that when you women want to ask a man for money, you send him a DM to speak with him privately? You don't want anyone to know you're begging. But when you want him to reveal something private about himself, you want the whole world to know? Why is it like that? Why the shame and privacy when it concerns you and your pride, but so much joy when it doesn't concern you and your pride? I'm asking respectfully, so reply in detail and do it respectfully. Thank you, Ma. |
Bitcoin:Stop smoking, 🚭 you refused. 😂 |
Valwezzy:https://www.nairaland.com/6318352/crypto-currency-investors-thread/3956#132571718 That's an old news. |
71600 will liquidate a lot of shorts, so they might push it to 72k. |
Geekels:Focus on just 2 YouTube channels. Ben and Steve's channels and you'll always get it right. Even if Ben's video is 2 trillion hours and boring, watch it. Trust me, he and Steve have put BTC in their pockets and following them gives you a minimum of 80% success rate. And with time, you'll know when to enter alts from experience. |
Valwezzy:Just did.
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iLegendd:Should I post this info on Binance or keep it a secret for people here? I haven't posted my info on Binance Create. I don't even know how to use it. If you don't want me to post it, what's your reason? |
2022 to 2025 Naira Exchange Rate Chart. |
2018 to 2021 Naira Exchange Rate Chart. |
2014 to 2017 Naira Exchange Rate Chart.
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4 Reasons Why the Naira Is in Trouble Even if it appreciates, it'll still fall months a years later because of oil slump or intentional devaluation. 1. From our GLE-BOSS post, oil is the worst performing asset and it's 80% pillar of our economy 2. Bribery and corruption in every single sectors, be it governmental or non governmental 3. Greedy populace and evil leaders 4. Collapsing agricultural and manufacturing sector The truth is, evil that is sweet hardly dies. The only savior we have is the fact that crude has 5+ byproducts and a Nigerian is refining it in Nigeria. This doesn't mean it'll benefit you that much, but will benefit him and the criminals in government because price will still go up for the common man as usual. As of 2024, Nigeria's economy is heavily reliant on oil, with oil exports contributing 80.8% of the nation's total exports in the first quarter. This high dependency means that oil remains the primary source of foreign exchange for Nigeria. In terms of GDP, the oil and gas sector has contributed the highest percentage, after the era of cocoa. Despite efforts to diversify into other sectors like agriculture and manufacturing, crude is still the boss in Nigeria, but the worst in GLE-BOSS. However, this dependency poses risks, as fluctuations in global oil prices and issues like oil theft and underinvestment can impact revenue significantly, highlighting the need for economic diversification to stabilize Nigeria's economic growth and trade balance. Since the government is focused on the worst performing asset of the GLE-BOSS, try and focus on the best. Best Investment to Hold: Bitcoin (BTC) continues to be the best-performing asset in terms of percentage gain, with extraordinary returns in just 15 years. Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL) are also top performers, especially for those who invested early in the cryptocurrency boom. Bitcoin for maximum growth potential or Ethereum for a more diversified crypto approach. Worst Investment to Hold: Oil is the worst-performing investment in this comparison, with only a +4,125% gain over a very long period. The volatility and decreasing reliance on fossil fuels due to the push for renewable energy makes it a less attractive long-term investment. Oil, as its returns have been the lowest and its future is uncertain with the shift towards renewable energy sources. But, oil in stocks is still better than holding the Naira. 2010 to 2013 Naira Exchange Rate Chart. Don't just scan, read everything on the chart and you'll see how the Naira crashed and it'll repeat itself in 1-2 decades to come. Better be wise.
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She's now confident since she has been seeing some similarities between both of them. It's already late. |
Based on my post above, the price for this bullrun has been programmed since 2022. Whatever is happening in-between is just for distraction to fake-out weak hands. The manipulators are just waiting and fighting each other because there are different cartels of billionaire whales who are into the game. When rich men fight, stray bullet will surely touch innocent people. This cartel is as deadly as oil and drug cartel, but these ones are working from home. That guy that preaches about price and time, iAmhîm1, will be so happy I used the word "programmed" because he has been talking about it, but in a forceful manner. Most times, manner of approach matters. A senator from Aba just abused a bolt driver because he felt his manner of approach wasn't nice. Our next power move from 63k will be 79k. Remember, it takes 6-9 months. We've already spent 8 months languishing in frustration because of that bad foundation that took us to 63k. Maybe, Trump's victory will give the push needed. I once made a post that BTC doesn't forgive sins. Any unnatural behaviour must be duly punished. Now you can feel it yourself. iLegendd:Here is where I said it on the 30th of August.
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efemena5050:Your first impression was all I needed. |
efemena5050:I didn't even bother reading this reply. You're not smart—just deal with it. |
efemena5050:I know you're not smart, so I won't say much. |
Albino called a black man a monkey. Damn! |
I noticed in this bullrun, a complete pump takes 6-9 months and it's an addition of $16,000, then it spends some months losing $7,000 or a multiple of $7,000, which is $14,000. Pump 1: From the bottom of BTC, number 1 in the picture above, the price is $15,476. If you add 16k to it, you'll get 31k, which it the top after 7-8 months. From that 31k, if you subtract 7k, you'll get 24k, which is the purple line A. It even did a double bottom. In simple English, BTC moved from 15k to 31k, then lost 7k from the 31k as it prepares for another pump. Pump 2: From this 31k top, if you add 16k again, you'll get 47k, which is number 3. Though, it touched 48-49k, but it's supposed to be 47k. Maybe, out of youthful exuberance to liquidate someone, it stretched extra 1-2k, but let's just approximate it to 48k. From that 48k, it lost 7k to hit 41k, line B. Always reference the chart above so we can be on the same page. Pump 3: From 48k, if you add another 16k, you'll get 64k, but if you use the original 47k and you add 16k, you'll get 63k. Let's just use 63k in this case, which is number 4. Before I explain the 63k, let's talk about a problem. From 15k to 31k took 7-8 months. From 31k to 47k took 6-7k months. All of a sudden, from 47k to 63k took just 1 month. Isn't something fishy? That is where all our problems is coming from. Failed Pump 4: From this 63k, if you add 16k, you'll get 79k, then later dump 7k to 72k. It tried to pump to 79k but couldn't and got trapped in 73.7k—mission unsuccessful because the foundation is broken by another gang of manipulators (BlackRock and co.). This means, any breakout pump we get, we'll head to 79k or even a little above, then dump to 72k (plus or minus 1-2k). Let's forget about the broken foundation and focus on 63k. 63k dumping 7k will give us 56k and it happened, check option C. Because of that bad foundation, it lost another 7k out of 56k to hit 49k, check option D. If you're confused, quote so that I'll explain again, but if you understand what I'm saying, click the like or share button. So, we're moving in a pump of 16k and a dump of 7k. If it's double dump, then it'll be a multiple of 7k, which is 14k. Pump 5 will be 79k +16k = 95k, after correction. This info is a necessity 99% of people in crypto don't know, so make good use of it throughout this bullrun. Are you following? A like button means yes. Na premium expo I give you like this o. Don't play, else, the manipulators go use you shine. They started it since 2022 at 15k and will finish it in 12 months' time in (No-DJ, 2025), so be vigilant. No-DJ means November-December (2025), or January (2026).
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Wow! I just discovered something on the chart about addition of 16k and subtraction of 7k. To test your sharpness, look at the chart below, especially the values of the red line and the values of the purple line Whoever explains the chart, just know that your IQ is extraordinary, in reference to the 16k and 7k I mentioned above. If it's correct, I'll stop posting on this thread till next year because we've found a savant.
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