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A few days ago it reach 60k for 1 Bitcoin Today it's 55k for one Bitcoin

I'm not so worried about the short term fluctuations as I believe it will continue to grow and increase in value against fiat currencies and precious metals.

It's much better than the banking cartels imaginary money! There will only every be a certain amount created and it's almost reached that limit. It's practically impossible to forge fake coins and the central banks can't print more to give to their friends.

If you want to hurt Soros, Rothschilds and Rockefellers et al. Seriously look into becoming part of a monetary system that isn't already owned by them

A few days ago it reach 60k for 1 Bitcoin Today it's 55k for one Bitcoin I'm not so worried about the short term fluctuations as I believe it will continue to grow and increase in value against fiat currencies and precious metals. It's much better than the banking cartels imaginary money! There will only every be a certain amount created and it's almost reached that limit. It's practically impossible to forge fake coins and the central banks can't print more to give to their friends. If you want to hurt Soros, Rothschilds and Rockefellers et al. Seriously look into becoming part of a monetary system that isn't already owned by them

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There is some law or rule that certain financial institutions can only invest in assets/markets with a 1T market cap, the pension funds and a like, that market cap threshold was recently reached so it opens the door for new funds to enter.

If I'm wrong give me the facts and proofs because I'm no financial expert. I'd love to know if this is true or not. So far I'm inclined to believe what I've heard and read on this but it's always good to know if people truly know otherwise.

So far BTC has played out well for tonnes of people, the guys that got in early really have done well. 100 dollars of BTC back then is now a considerable sum and that's a fact you can't deny!

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I cannot deny that the early ponzi investors are making out like bandits.

I rode the first wave and made enough.

The problem is that’s it’s obvious DS bull. It’s also much more vulnerable than it’s presented as.

You would literally have done better buying Tesla over the same time period.

You’re talking 20-100% gains and you think that’s great?

It’s fucking terrible.

Tesla has gone about 800% just this year.

Or how about GME? Went 20x in a month.

To expect another 5x gain on btc it would land at $250k/coin.

It’s mentally too expensive for the plebs (low info people believe you have to get 1 whole one).

Loads of reasons.

Good luck!