Analysis of Natural Gas Prices: Price Catches its Breath

[venu]

BROOKS IS A GUN

[clem]

Late capitalism

[amy]

Bring it on.

[fey]

Demand is going down

[miku]

Get Trump back

[LGZR]

Interesting that a quotstore of valuequot and something that made you 20% return would go down to literally 0$, the price is a fraction of a cent. This is unheard of even with huge financial crashes like the 2008 crash, stock of banks that were about to go bankrupt if it weren#39t for the bailouts fell from like 48$ to 18$ which is a significant loss but nothing compared to 120$ going to literally 0. With traditional finance if a company turns out to be a 100% scam (not even 50% of their earnings being fake which is a huge fraud) it sometimes doesn#39t even go to 0, in crypto it might not be a quotscamquot, nothing really happened except people deciding to dump the coin and causing panic. Imagine if apple or amazon stock went to 0$ because some hedge fund would dump a lot of stock, it wouldn#39t make any difference in a matter of a week and in crypto it turns out that the coin is worthless. I think that it#39s just returning to its fair market price, which is 0$ because it#39s basically worthless and in most cases doesn#39t serve any purpose. It#39s like investing in gold which doesn#39t generate any value, except that gold is desirable and you can make jewellery or electronics with it. Its value can#39t really go up due to it generating more value than before (maybe unless we find some new revolutionary use for gold), crypto is the same except the token itself is also worthless. And I#39m not a boomer that never touched crypto, I#39ve used bitcoin in 2014 and 2015 and discovered how fucking shit it is with huge transaction fees, long waiting times and it not being accepted in any real world uses except of markets on the dark web. It#39s literally only good for that, I can#39t name a single thing outside of privacy that it does better than my bank app.

[nov]

genius hobby investor: inflation is beating my ass, I should invest in a coin backed by that same inflationary money

[he11]

If you had $450,000.00 to invest, and you stuck it in a stable coin, then you had too much money to begin with.  Also, if you#39re looking for an alternative to the dollar that keeps its value in sync with the dollar, then what was your endgame?  You know, there#39s a asset that keeps in perfect sync with the dollar, it can be used in electronic transactions and it#39s accepted the world over... We call it: The Dollar.

[Keza]

#letthemin

[stc3]

Hope that government going to shutdown all the crypto website soon.  Crypto is scam...........  they charge fee too high and I believe they are the ones that hack into some people account and stole millions of dollars because only they team knows all your information and passwords.  I don't trust these crypto website........

[rabe]

I guess if people with money and power want to bring down anything, not just crypto, they can do so brwith will. Take for example, George Soros, took down the bank of England in 1992, making at least $2 billions in profits. Supposedly, the second most stable currency in the world.

[rese]

Isn't that the most reasonable explanation?

[fond]

This so called "bubble burst" was not the first time I'm hearing about Bitcoin. I heard this in 2017-18 as well and stopped myself from buying and now I'm regretting

[kerb]

The smartest token in the world is Web3 Spark SPARK3, the first token that controls itself and not by owners or anyone else.

[rufe]

ehat time does coinbase cfo speak?