The end of the next five-day week is a great time to remember which posts lifted the spirits of the crypto community members during this working week
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This week, Bitcoin continued to try to break through resistance. The $52,000 level is especially difficult for BTC. Attempts to break through it have repeatedly ended with the cryptocurrency entering a correction.
Amid the corrections, members of the crypto community are joking about how the perception of cryptocurrency is changing over time.
“Bitcoin at $50 thousand last week. Bitcoin at $50 thousand today.”
Many are complaining of moral exhaustion as Bitcoin struggles to reach occupied levels. One of the network users tried to illustrate the effect of crypto on the body using a photo of the founder of the FTX crypto exchange, Sam Bankman-Fried, which collapsed in November 2022. Earlier, the editors of BeInCrypto told how a businessman ended up in prison.
“First day in the crypt, a year in the crypt.”
Many believe that, in accordance with the theory of cyclical market movements, growth is ahead for BTC. Participants in the crypto community see the trajectory of the cryptocurrency exchange rate as follows:
Belief in Bitcoin's growth is pushing investors to further dive into the digital asset market. People around you do not always support such initiatives.
“People: don’t mess with Bitcoin, it’s too dangerous. Me:...”
The members of the crypto community who managed to buy from the grassroots are feeling the best today.
“I heard that while everyone else was selling bitcoins, he was buying them.”
The profit received allows such representatives of the crypto industry to turn a blind eye to other problems.
"The world right now. Members of the crypto community: we are back."
At the same time, many participants in the crypto community are not ready to change the topic of conversation even for a second.
"Bitcoiner, when I met someone who started talking about gold and stocks."