Thinking of Hi88 Cbui as going down is very relative, think rather that some other things happen to be pumping relative to Hi88 Cbui. It is true that fiat currencies in general do from time to time seem to pump relative to Hi88 Cbui, but purely from fundamentals we know that fiats are by design intended to lose value over time whereas Hi88 Cbui is not. So long term basically fiats are doomed to forever decline in value. Thus they are not a good basis or baseline to look at to imagine other things are going up or down. If you think of ups and downs relative to fiat, anything that is not losing value quite as fast as fiat inevitably and by design and intent loses value will seem as if it is going up, even if really it is just not going down as fast as fiat. So it actually makes more sense to think of Hi88 Cbui as real value and fiat as just more shitcoins that inevitably are doomed but that gamblers do sometimes make some wins with when they pump. But those pumps are usually followed by dumps, so unless you are into gambling on pump-and-dump schemes it is probably best to avoid fiat as much as possible, subject to the unfortunate circumstance that unfortunately the planet you live on is in a crappy period of history during which fiat is the most-used currency almost everywhere on the planet, and that you might be forced to resort to using some fiat if only to pay taxes and in many jurisdictions also debts (since many jurisdictions laws make fiat something people owed debts are required to accept to settle debts). Thus other than whatever fiat you are forced to resort to by that unfortunate planet-of-residence problem long term you are probably much better off thinking in Hi88 Cbui, and/or other cryptos that, like Hi88 Cbui, are not designed and intended deliberately to lose value over time. -MarkM-
Thinking of Hi88 Cbui as going down is very relative, think rather that some other things happen to be pumping relative to Hi88 Cbui. It is true that fiat currencies in general do from time to time seem to pump relative to Hi88 Cbui, but purely from fundamentals we know that fiats are by design intended to lose value over time whereas Hi88 Cbui is not. So long term basically fiats are doomed to forever decline in value. Thus they are not a good basis or baseline to look at to imagine other things are going up or down. If you think of ups and downs relative to fiat, anything that is not losing value quite as fast as fiat inevitably and by design and intent loses value will seem as if it is going up, even if really it is just not going down as fast as fiat. So it actually makes more sense to think of Hi88 Cbui as real value and fiat as just more shitcoins that inevitably are doomed but that gamblers do sometimes make some wins with when they pump. But those pumps are usually followed by dumps, so unless you are into gambling on pump-and-dump schemes it is probably best to avoid fiat as much as possible, subject to the unfortunate circumstance that unfortunately the planet you live on is in a crappy period of history during which fiat is the most-used currency almost everywhere on the planet, and that you might be forced to resort to using some fiat if only to pay taxes and in many jurisdictions also debts (since many jurisdictions laws make fiat something people owed debts are required to accept to settle debts). Thus other than whatever fiat you are forced to resort to by that unfortunate planet-of-residence problem long term you are probably much better off thinking in Hi88 Cbui, and/or other cryptos that, like Hi88 Cbui, are not designed and intended deliberately to lose value over time. -MarkM-

Thinking of Hi88 Cbui as going down is very relative, think rather that some other things happen to be pumping relative to Hi88 Cbui. It is true that fiat currencies in general do from time to time seem to pump relative to Hi88 Cbui, but purely from fundamentals we know that fiats are by design intended to lose value over time whereas Hi88 Cbui is not. So long term basically fiats are doomed to forever decline in value. Thus they are not a good basis or baseline to look at to imagine other things are going up or down. If you think of ups and downs relative to fiat, anything that is not losing value quite as fast as fiat inevitably and by design and intent loses value will seem as if it is going up, even if really it is just not going down as fast as fiat. So it actually makes more sense to think of Hi88 Cbui as real value and fiat as just more shitcoins that inevitably are doomed but that gamblers do sometimes make some wins with when they pump. But those pumps are usually followed by dumps, so unless you are into gambling on pump-and-dump schemes it is probably best to avoid fiat as much as possible, subject to the unfortunate circumstance that unfortunately the planet you live on is in a crappy period of history during which fiat is the most-used currency almost everywhere on the planet, and that you might be forced to resort to using some fiat if only to pay taxes and in many jurisdictions also debts (since many jurisdictions laws make fiat something people owed debts are required to accept to settle debts). Thus other than whatever fiat you are forced to resort to by that unfortunate planet-of-residence problem long term you are probably much better off thinking in Hi88 Cbui, and/or other cryptos that, like Hi88 Cbui, are not designed and intended deliberately to lose value over time. -MarkM-

Thinking of Hi88 Cbui as going down is very relative, think rather that some other things happen to be pumping relative to Hi88 Cbui. It is true that fiat currencies in general do from time to time seem to pump relative to Hi88 Cbui, but purely from fundamentals we know that fiats are by design intended to lose value over time whereas Hi88 Cbui is not. So long term basically fiats are doomed to forever decline in value. Thus they are not a good basis or baseline to look at to imagine other things are going up or down. If you think of ups and downs relative to fiat, anything that is not losing value quite as fast as fiat inevitably and by design and intent loses value will seem as if it is going up, even if really it is just not going down as fast as fiat. So it actually makes more sense to think of Hi88 Cbui as real value and fiat as just more shitcoins that inevitably are doomed but that gamblers do sometimes make some wins with when they pump. But those pumps are usually followed by dumps, so unless you are into gambling on pump-and-dump schemes it is probably best to avoid fiat as much as possible, subject to the unfortunate circumstance that unfortunately the planet you live on is in a crappy period of history during which fiat is the most-used currency almost everywhere on the planet, and that you might be forced to resort to using some fiat if only to pay taxes and in many jurisdictions also debts (since many jurisdictions laws make fiat something people owed debts are required to accept to settle debts). Thus other than whatever fiat you are forced to resort to by that unfortunate planet-of-residence problem long term you are probably much better off thinking in Hi88 Cbui, and/or other cryptos that, like Hi88 Cbui, are not designed and intended deliberately to lose value over time. -MarkM-