Selling Bitcoin at this stage shows a lack of true conviction—it's more about chasing quick profits than investing for the long haul.

Once, Bitcoin reaching $100k was a dream for many. Now, that same price causes concern and prompts the less committed to sell.

Convincing most people that there are no issues with the monetary system is simpler than actually addressing the problems. Those who aren't persuaded are the ones investing in Bitcoin.

Bitcoin critics often warn of regret during crashes, yet enduring eight downturns already leads to hoping for another drop to make more discounted purchases.

According to CNBC, millennials often feel financially strained despite an increase in their net worth. That pretty much captures the situation for many: flourishing retirement accounts but almost barren

Fair point! I guess it varies person to person. I've just noticed some folks later in life wishing they'd chosen differently. Glad you're content with your decision though

Yet, it's rare to find older individuals without children who don't regret that decision.

Choosing not to have kids was once viewed as a personal decision. Nowadays, some people boast about it, highlighting their extra time and money and criticizing parents.

Yeah, it’s kinda wild how it all trickles down to us in the end. Inflation hits, and we’re the ones feeling the pinch.

Thanks for the link. Yeah, the whole bond system feels like a mess when you dig into it. Inflation and extortion as repayment? That’s pretty messed up.

So essentially, the US keeps renewing old debt with new debt. Understood... consider Bitcoin.

Let’s see if this adds up… The US National Debt is supported through bond sales... When economic trouble looms, the Federal Reserve purchases these bonds (quantitative easing)... And they generate new

The story isn't about Bitcoin versus Gold. Bitcoin doesn't aim to replace the $22.4 trillion Gold market. Instead, it's targeting the $119 trillion treasury market. Grasping this reveals Bitcoin's real

Understood... consider Bitcoin.

To summarize... Global currencies are tied to the US dollar... yet the US dollar is only supported by debt... and that debt is rapidly becoming unmanageable. Does this mean the whole world economy is a

They insisted that the excessive money printing was essential to "save the financial system." However, after the failures of Mt Gox and FTX, Bitcoin rebounded more robustly, without any government

In 2008, when banks collapsed, government bailouts were deemed necessary to rescue them.

Bitcoin has increased by 300% over two years, yet there are still posts claiming the era of major gains is done. Some people just can't get enough.

Just three weeks ago, a $112k Bitcoin would have been a cause for celebration. Now, it's seen as a disaster. Investor psychology is quite fascinating.

Purchasing these low-value coins from someone who got them for free essentially means handing over your money, which they then use to accumulate more Bitcoin for themselves.