Black candles ritual aims to crash Bitcoin for cheap entry

Black candles and prayers against Bitcoin

Can black candles, prayers, and dark magic sink Bitcoin? Some say yes, announcing their strategy in installments. The thesis is simple: if the price drops enough, the announcer buys cheap and profits on the rebound. In the thread, Bitcoin rallies coincide with quieter spells, while price dips bring the rituals back.

The starting point was blunt. The author had made "a few euros" from altcoins, concluded that only early buyers profit, and decided Bitcoin must fall to enter at a bottom and catch the next cycle. With a warning: "forewarned is forearmed." The candles, they said, were already lit.

From $22,000 to €6,666: shifting targets

In January, with Bitcoin falling to $22,000, responses were quick: better to have bought then than wait for a crash below $15,000. Forecasts refined later: first €6,666, then €3,500, described as "cobi19 prices." Another participant placed the floor between $20,000 and $25,000, dismissing the crash as brief.

Among cross-forecasts, the sorcerer's stands out: Bitcoin at €6,666, a suspiciously round number.

When prices rose, the spell faded

The awkward phase came when Bitcoin rallied. Esoteric replies turned anatomical: candles worn out, switch to white ones for opposite effect. One summary captures the mood: when prices climb, the ritual stays quiet.

As Bitcoin rose, spells vanished. When it dipped, rituals returned with prayers "to souls" and new candles. Others asked to join: apply to gold too? Warn us when candles go out so we know when to buy.

Side business: charging to lift the curse

Midway, a twist appears no occult manual covers: fees. The conjurer offers to remove candles and pray for rising prices "non-stop" for donations. Also accepts dark magic commissions at good rates. The curse has a price list.

Here, the story stops being eccentric and resembles something else: an asset moving up and down, a narrative explaining both, and a service proposal around others' antiestéticar.

Tax evasion query amid prayers

Amid the ritual, a non-esoteric question arises: which foreign banks allow wallet operations, euro conversion via card, and profit collection without tax authority records. Phrased this way, it suggests operating outside Hacienda (Spanish Tax Agency), not just wallet logistics.

This detail shows some interest isn't crashing Bitcoin, but timing buys and selling anonymously. Magic is just packaging.

XRP, IOTA, and timelines stretching to September

The ritual isn't alone. Other forecasts appear: XRP, whose fix "could take 3 years," with September as first scenario—uncertain if it falls on day 11—and IOTA, predicted to stall three weeks before exploding with Chrysalides launch.

Two ways of saying the same thing: in this market, calendars stretch beyond promises. Meanwhile, the Bitcoin curse remains active, unlifted.

Over time, price does what it wants, candles stay lit. If power works, it's unnoticed. If you pay to remove it, it's no longer magic.