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Mike's avatar
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It’s not rocket science. Every 4 years there is a bear market. Just like every four years we see a drop in global liquidity. That should be an Ah-ha moment - BTC follows global liquidity. The rest is semantics. Right now we are experiencing deflationary forces. Inflation dropping, AI replacing jobs, tariffs.

Bitcoin 7xd over the last 3 years ($17k to $125k) - yet that’s not enough for people. Amazing how greedy people are in crypto.

This bear market was so obvious.

Don’t go into fear and fuck it up - this is an unbelievable opportunity to buy a pristine asset at low prices. Nothing has fundamentally changed about Bitcoin.

phil's avatar

exacerbated not exasperated ...

KevSharpAU's avatar

You never really addressed this other than to say 'there are only 21m coins'. Which is NOT what the poster you quoted was saying at all.

He said:

This isn’t “betting.” It’s inventory manufacturing. One real BTC can now simultaneously back an ETF share, a futures contract, a perpetual swap, an options delta, a broker loan, and a structured note. All at THE SAME TIME. That’s six claims on one coin. That is not a free market.

Dionysius's avatar

Definitely agree with the reasons you've highlighted. I also think it's a lot of fatigue. Long-term holders have stopped caring and most of them are still in profit since they entered pre-2023. Fundamentals haven't changed.