Topic: Bitcoin is dead! - page 9. (Read 1918 times)

It's a shame. It's even more evident with news sites, and their stance on Bitcoin. I hate it when so called economy experts talk about Bitcoin. They seem to focus on the risk involved, when I consider the risk of Bitcoin to be substantially lower than any other investment that you could make. The thing is in the same line of breath they'll go recommend some risky stock or they'll say to invest in property, saying it has historically gone up. They fail to mention that its because of inflation.

Even the dedicated Bitcoin news sites I'm not a huge fan of. Most of them pull the same sort of stuff that traditional media does.

Panic and hysteria articles from CNBC are just to generate clicks/revenue, though your point stands. Any time the market corrects or is shocked, there's the tendency for people to claim victory -- a "I told you so" moment. They fail to examine the historic price of BTC and recoveries it undergoes. Not due to any malicious intent, perhaps due to ignorance.

However, this argument works both ways. Someone that bought at 66k/BTC, for example, can't "zoom out" of the graph in any way that would recuperate his losses. To them, Bitcoin might be dead. It'd be foolish to liquidate in this market, but some may not have had a choice.

News outlets and bloggers need a headline like this because if they don't get the views or the clicks, they might not get paid. This is my second time experiencing this event since I became a full-fledged Bitcoin HODLer. Nowadays, my two favorite pastimes are watching videos on the history of bitcoin and watching MTV Base. While the former gives you hope, the latter furnishes you with good music that relaxes your mind.

True, been saying that as well, $150k-$75k but for me it's conservative,  but at $75k a pop? damn that was a great investment still specially to investors who have been holding bitcoin for years (like you) and maybe bought it at $100 or even $1000, that is a huge return already.

As for the supposedly collapse, nothing new, this is already a broken record already. They will suddenly change the tune in the next bull run, that's for sure.

CNBC Globalversion  turns out to have the same junk article. I think it's only the local version of CNBC in my country that spreads articles that seem to assume that bitcoin is a bad asset when it drops more than 2%. However, they are also not shy about giving a positive reaction when bitcoin is bullish. This media is not fair with bitcoin, so I choose not to read articles from CNBC anymore. Their quality is very poor when spreading a news about BTC.

Interesting title lol. We know the reason for Bitcoin's popularity and that is volatile. We are making profits by taking advantage of the volatile. So it will exist until Bitcoin exist. Why I am saying that is because a lot of institutional investors entered Bitcoin and they are accumulating at a low price. The current situation is quite bad if you compare it with ATH. But good if you compare it with a historical price. So we may see a bounce back anytime if it doesn't collapse below $20K. And I believe Bitcoin won't die at all.

For some it's sponsored propaganda, for others it's a bid to align with the bias of governments, and others are just skeptical and are looking for ways to trend using catchy headlines about bitcoin's death.

Journalism in general has taken a huge drop in the last decade and there seems to be no bottom yet as it becomes more about who can get more attention by being the most dramatic.

Exactly this.
How people view the world these days has greatly become a result of what news outlets you listen to as each have their own side of the story, while the actual story takes the back seat.

You only have to look at their reporting history to find out their bias. Most only produce articles that are sensationalist, so when Bitcoin returns or even goes beyond what they've previously reported as the bubble bursting, they don't post anything about it since it doesn't get the clicks, and they'll focus their attention on something else happening in the world which will.

My news intake has gradually gone from semi frequent to non existent. The only time I was invested in the news somewhat was with Covid, since I needed to know what was going on, especially when it comes to business, and what was, and wasn't allowed etc. Other than that, I don't even check the weather these days.

I used to search for neutral news sites, then quickly come to the conclusion that they don't really exist. Even the ones which are known for being more neutral than others, have a bias in some shape or form.

I met with a friend after months of being apart that knew that I have some bitcoin to my portfolio and she said, when the bitcoin started making the dip it's been going about now, that the first thing that came to her mind was me! I smiled and somehow told her I saw that coming, judging from our closeness. She predicted tha it was going to get worst and I should withdraw all within my crypto portfolio if any is left and I was just listening immensely and intensely for her to finish. She said, she has this guy she follows on social media that deals with stocks and have far predicted the bitcoin crash and she was thinking of giving me his user so I could follow and get fair updates. She kept going on and on until I was tired of listening and I started teaching her the little I knew.

I just had to recount to her that the stories and the dips are normal. That, its not the first time we are seeing this happen, its needed for a healthy market condition as, it can't keep going up and up. A bearish market balances things off and creates room for new investors to come in and I kept pushing until she followed. It's just so much pressure in times like this and those that don't know any better would be hasty in there actions. If you don't know anything anything else just know this, "all we face and hear now, is normal".

If there is an industry that cares more about the short term than the mainstream media I do not know it, there is not even a need to instruct them to do anything as by nature they will tell you about how horrible is to hold bitcoin when anyone that has done it for a significant amount of time has profited from that decision, but does that matter at all for them? Not really, all what they care about is the recent drop of bitcoin and how this is a sign this time their 1156 prediction of the death of bitcoin will finally become true.

At every point in the past, anyone who has held Bitcoin through market crisis has been right to hold, as the price has progressively appreciated despite inflation and global economic recession.

Media houses would still release such headlines to get traffic and stay in the times.
As a hodler, such reports or even the price fluctuations do not matter much. All that matters is buying and having a secure storage to hold in.

Yeah, imagine when BTC will crash from $200,000 to $100,000: run for your lives, sell everything and forget about it  

Such drama in this world. This is why HODLing and relaxing is the best way to handle these things. 1 BTC = 1 BTC even in 2140.

Someone will keep telling you that Bitcoin has collapsed… if you don't zoom out, you won't see the truth.

• January 2015 - Bitcoin plummets to $225
• July 2017 - Bitcoin plummets to $2500
• June 2022 - Bitcoin plummets to $20K

Someone will still tell you later, bitcoin crashed to $200K… run before it's too late.

Bitcoin has been around for 13 years and for the last 13 years the negatives about bitcoin have always been there and you know bitcoin hasn't stopped yet.










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