#price analysis

john price ⸝⸝ navigation ୨୧ tags : angst

୨୧ 𝘴𝘺𝘯𝘰𝘱𝘴𝘪𝘴 : john sent you in a different direction during a crowded mission - the end results being a guilt ridden, nightmare fuelled and horrifying result.

It was a dark night, price and you had been sent on a mission. Alone together.Enemies everywhere at every corner - you just needed the one guy but he was going to be hard to get.you needed info; info about some bombs halfway across the country but this was the only guy who knew anything - well the only guy you had known that knew something. Tiptoeing around the place as you were trying to not let anyone see you when price had told you to split up. he go left, you go right.

“price! Fucking listen to me!” you scream as price dodges your question yet again. The man sits still, ignoring your presence - almost as if you weren't even there. a small hum can be heard as price turns on his computer, him still acting as if you weren't ever there.

“john.” in a calmer tone as you sit down in front of him. “what do you want y/n.”

he finally glances at you, not for long until he swipes his eyes back at the computer screen - staring with his eyes filled with the brightness. The light seemed more shiny due to the dimly lit room. “what's wrong baby.” you blurt out reaching for his hand to hold but yet again he pulls away.

“nothing love.” a long sigh comes from the man who finally looks at you for more than a second, “y/n i just need you to leave right now.” he replies in a monotone voice. as if he doesn't care about you.

standing up and shuffling the chair back with you as you abruptly stand he grunts softly. “can you answer my question at least?”

he gives a small sigh once again, it seems like all he does Nowadays is sigh and grunt. letting out a small breath as he clicks something on his mouse - taking his damn time to answer you. “ask.” he commands, his eyes not leaving his computer screen yet again. This seemed like an endless cycle of him ignoring you and then blunt answers.

“Do you feel guilt?” price instantly scoffs as soon as you mutter out this pathetic question. to then he retorts. “guilt?” scoffing again to prove his point, “guilt from what exactly?”

you create a long silence as you think of a reply to him, then finally joining your words together you implored; “guilt about me.”

“Guilt about being the reason I'm not here?”

Price looks up to see you just to laugh at you but as you said, you werent.. there? he looks around - confused and worried at your disappearance. maybe you had just left the room… yeah that's the reason you had left.

stumbling out the room to see gaz hopping by his office, “gaz!” he yelled - grabbing gaz’s attention. he gives a quick nod at him, letting price know to continue,

“where- where'd y/n go? i was just speaking to them but… they left.”

gaz gave him a concerned look as he confessed, “y/n’s dead captain. they have been for months.”

As of Coinpedia, the top analyst lists are, XRP, LINK, and SOL.

The crypto market continues to face harsh times. Since May, Bitcoin and altcoins appear to be on a rollercoaster ride, and market participants have experienced no relief from the pressure. However, amidst such volatility, the global crypto market cap is up by 0.64% over the last 24hrs.

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Bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, is hovering just above the $7,000 mark per coin as the digital currency market suffers one of its most widely covered and harshest sell-offs in recent history. In December, the bitcoin frenzy hit its peak with the cryptocurrency flying to record highs near the $20,000 mark. While investors may be extremely unsettled as bitcoin trades at less than half of its value of a month ago, one early crypto investor suggests that volatility is normal and that the market will stabilize this year after bitcoin regains its value. 

"We've seen it go down 50% at a time. It's quite a resilient currency/commodity/asset that just keeps going up afterwards," said Ran Neu-Ner, host of CNBC's "Cryptotrader." "I think 2018 is the year where the mechanisms to allow retail consumers to get into cryptocurrencies start to open themselves up … The price will become more stable.”

Last week, Neu-Nur predicted bitcoin bottoming around $7,500, indicating that he couldn't see it going much under that due the big uptake in crypto trading, particularly highlighting "a lot of retail money that has gone into bitcoin." A day after his interview on CNBC, the investor "pinned a tweet" forecasting bitcoin to finish this year at $50,000.

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Neu-Nur made his bull case based on the idea that in 2018, "the mechanisms to allow retail consumers to get into cryptocurrencies start to open up." For example, he noted that Robinhood, a popular online brokerage used primarily by Millennials, started offering free bitcoin trading last week. As it becomes easier for the retail investor to start trading bitcoin, Neu-Nur expects the price of the digital currency to stabilize. He attributes bitcoin's large price swings to a market with "not enough buyers and not enough sellers."

The investor also recommended buying ethereum, indicating that "the smartest people in the world are developing on ethereum." While bitcoin has two use cases at max, either serving as a currency or a store of value, Neur-Nur said that ethereum is attractive as a platform for multiple uses, from hedging to betting and sports.