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Troll distraction - just ignore them.

Is his work finished here now?

Knocked btc down $500/btc.

They will not be there for ever. I cannot wait until they are forced to close.

I never read fool. Research is basic and their conclusions will toggle between positive and negative on a regular basis.

Click baiters.

When btc gets back to $53k, that will be another 5.6p per share, so 7p per share, just in the change of hodl

Another virus, but easily avoided.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/fidelity-one-etfs-add-bitcoin-120000281.html

Short squeeze coming?

Btc spiked over $42.9k.

Winding up for a short squeeze?

I used Revolut. Not sure about relative cost but was very easy to use.

Decent RNS this morning. Good read across from tiles to plumbing purchases.

Bonker99, yes. There was a thank you built in there. I just felt it was going to turn, but your charting nailed it.

Bonker99, you called it perfectly and it looks like we have left a few traders behind.

It really is time to walk the sp up. There must be a load of traders who want to dump at 84p. The sooner we churn them, the better.

Is it just me, or is ARB worth more than twice the value of its hodl, plus 2022 revenue?

Netherlands tulip market is worth €220m.

15 years ago, you could buy a coffee with a Bitcoin. Now you could buy a couple of houses in Leicester.

I’m aiming for an ocean going yacht within 5 years. Should be able to get a stoater.

Plus ~2% of mcap mined last month.

Sorry. I’ve been understating those numbers in the past.

Only The Michael Wainwright keeps tabs on IIs, but in the last three sessions of last week, there were four buys reported after close, each for £350k.

For disclosure, it wasn’t me.

$670m. Hmm, is Brenda waking up?

CaneToad

Fair enough, if you think btc has little to no future. I think it will surprise people with the speed and angle of its next ascent. Nothing is nailed on and I certainly wouldn’t rely on Mr Saylor, but there are too many financial institutions gearing up resources to sell crypto to their clients, from HNWIs to Fortune 500s to teachers unions. I’m relying on them jumping in, after it has been driven low enough, then there will be a race to buy, with PIs realising they sold out too low and buying back in.

Just my opinion.

CaneToad

“ It's interesting to see a similarity in bitcoin miners and the Playboy brand (PLBY).”

I wasn’t aware that was the case. How are they similar?

“I don't think the price peak for miners (Mar 2021) is anything to do with bitcoin. 'Peak speculation was in March-May last year. It's all been downhill since then, give-or-take. “

If it isn’t coming down with btc, what is taking it down?

“That's why I think all this 'fundamental analysis' that people do on bitcoin and crypto miners is nonsense.”

Arb has about $100m in btc and revenues of $120m/year. It has 25% of Pluto Digital, owns two data centres in Canada and will have a state of the art data centre in Texas. It has 1.7EH of miners. These are fundamentals. You are saying it is nonsense to consider those fundamentals? Really?

“No-doubt, each stock has its own idiosynchrasies, but they're all just 'flies riding on the back of an elephant'.”

Well, that’s a couple of hundred million idiosyncrasies in assets and $120m idiosyncrasies every year in revenue.

Since you have already bought, sold and are holding Arb, you must have your own way of valuing the company, other than the nonsense fundamentals.

Please share ?

Shorts increased by 27% to 2260btc, but price now $41.5k.

Short squeeze is about due.