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Probably something will happen and the big crash. Btc -20% on daily
Cryptos are feeling it
This top is a good sell for the next months
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30k -50% drop is very realistic, I expect -60% and 27 24k
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this hardware wallet hack news story going viral with posts claiming doomer things like "worst day that ever happened to bitcoiners even in the face of mt.gox since they did everything right and still lost it all" yet price barely moved much and is actually sitting on one of my support box lines basically all day so far, i have seen this pattern before of such negative(or positive on the flipside) news making price barely even react if at all
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Brybtosinsthis hardware wallet hack news story going viral with posts claiming doomer things like "worst day that ever happened to bitcoiners even in the face of mt.gox since they did everything right and still lost it all" yet price barely moved much and is actually sitting on one of my support box lines bas
Grok Ai Answer to this exact same message: Yeah, classic pattern. The COLDCARD incident is genuinely bad for the people affected. Losing funds on a hardware wallet after following “best practices” (air-gapped, never typing the seed into a computer, etc.) hits differently than exchange hacks or user error. The emotional weight of “I did everything right and still got rekt” is real, and that’s why the doomer posts are going hard with Mt. Gox comparisons. But markets don’t price narrative intensity the same way Twitter does. A few reasons the price is barely reacting: - Scale is limited. Even the higher estimates (~$40–70M) are tiny relative to Bitcoin’s market cap and daily volume. Mt. Gox was systemic and involved a massive percentage of circulating supply at the time. This is not. - It’s not a Bitcoin protocol failure. It’s a specific implementation bug in one hardware wallet’s seed generation (weak entropy on certain firmware versions). The network, consensus, and cryptography itself are fine. Most holders are unaffected. - Already priced in as “hardware risk.” Experienced Bitcoiners have always known that self-custody has operational risks (firmware bugs, supply-chain issues, user mistakes). This reinforces that point rather than introducing a brand-new systemic threat. - Liquidity and positioning. When the broader market is range-bound or sitting on key technical levels (like the support box you’re watching), even loud news often just gets absorbed. We’ve seen this repeatedly: major hacks, regulatory FUD, or euphoric headlines that produce almost no lasting price impact if the order flow isn’t there. You’ve seen the pattern correctly — extreme narrative spikes (doom or euphoria) frequently fail to move price when the underlying supply/demand structure is stronger. Price is the ultimate truth-teller; Twitter is the emotional amplifier. The real takeaway for most people isn’t “Bitcoin is broken.” It’s a reminder that even the best hardware wallets need carefu
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