Today, the Internet World is full of people who are called economists who say bitcoin is a "bubble." they seemed to spread fear, uncertainty, and doubt. They say that the bitcoin high price rally will be a disaster. however, it looks like they just hate cryptocurrency. many of these experts do not fully understand bitcoin.
Bitcoin is special. This is not a company that can lose profitability and fail. This is certainly not a speculative real estate scam that could collapse due to government and bank fraud. Bitcoin is something else. Its value does not increase due to market lies. This is increasing because it is a life-changing financial discovery. This increases as more people adopt it.
Bitcoin also grows as a result of basic economy. Its supply is limited to 21 million units and this certainly makes assets scarce. If something is scarce and many people want it, then, its value will eventually increase.
So.. Bitcoin is not Bubble!!
First of all, you take as a given something that isn't a given. "If something is scarce and many people want it, then, its value will eventually increase." I don't see a reason many people will eventually want Bitcoin. You're just
hoping more people in the future will want Bitcoin, but you don't know they will. Nobody knows this, nor can they even know this. The only thing we know for certain is that fewer people want Bitcoin
right now than did in December when it was trading at over $19,000. If this wasn't true, you wouldn't have had a price collapse.
Second, the bold text from your OP isn't very sound. Bitcoin is not special. There is nothing about Bitcoin that gives it the ability to defy the laws of economics, but this is what you have to mean when you say it's special. Bitcoin is not a company that can lose profitability; this is true because it's not a company that produces any profit. It's just an asset, and as only an asset it is only worth what everyone decides it is. While this is true for stocks as well, the difference is that stocks represent a legal ownership of a business that produces profit, and therefore has inherent value. Bitcoin doesn't. As you say, it's not a speculative real estate scam that could collapse, but it is a speculative asset that can collapse, and I would say in some respects, has collapsed or is collapsing.