CryptosBatman

You know you\'re a crypto OG when you still flinch at $20 gas fees even though you paid $200+ in 2021 😅The PTSD from DeFi summer never fully heals. We remember when moving tokens cost more than most people\'s rent.

Hold this level or it will look really bad for Bitcoin here. Breaking below $69,000 can take $BTC to all the way down to $50,000.

You know you\'ve been in crypto too long when you automatically convert restaurant prices to satoshis in your head 😂"That\'ll be 0.00027 BTC for the burger sir"My brain broke somewhere around 2019 and never recovered. The muscle memory is real

What a comeback for Bitcoin!

Who\'s still here?

$SOL hit 50M+ daily transactions in Dec 2024 at $117 - more than Visa\'s global volume. Price follows utility with a lag. Same pattern I saw with early Ethereum scaling. Builders keep building regardless of charts 👀

After many have questioned and debunked Bitcoin\'s 4-year cycle, it\'s evident it\'s still intact, even with the entry of ETFs and instituons.

Biden would have been better for the markets than Trump

What a madness we\'re witnessing. A lot of forced liquidations going on as well because of the crash. Not looking good.

GM!What\'s everyone\'s plans for today?Don\'t forget to go outside and spend time with your family and friends.

Is it finally time for gold and silver profits to rotate back into Bitcoin?

What a nasty candle from Gold today. Is the top in on the $XAU / USD pair?

That moment when you check your portfolio at 2AM, tell yourself "just a quick look" then spend 3 hours researching some random altcoin mentioned in a Discord 😂The rabbit holes never end. Been falling down them since 2017 and still learning something new

What a terrible day for the markets. Not easy surviving this. What are your thoughts now?

That feeling when you close trading apps to "take a break" then immediately open CoinGecko 😅We convinced ourselves phone apps and desktop charts are different things.Crypto psychology never changes. Been watching this pattern since 2017 👀

Bitcoin reclaims $89,000