Bitcoin's 15th Anniversary: Nearing Maturity in a Turbulent World

btc78

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Quote from: Wy94101600 on January 11, 2024, 07:50:38 AM

Is it a good time to purchase Bitcoin recently?

Well it is your money hence it will be your decision at the end of the day however to put it simply it is a good idea to own bitcoin, yes but is it a good time right now to buy bitcoin? probably not why? because bitcoin is increasing in price typically you would want to buy at a lower price it still depends on what you consider low price but this is just my humble opinion

Wy94101600

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"This year's Bitcoin is definitely in a bull market."

Wy94101600

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"I strongly agree with what the blogger said, I'm going to buy Bitcoin."

Wy94101600

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Is it a good time to purchase Bitcoin recently?

ffyvsomr

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Picture this: You wake up, check the news, and boom – "Bitcoin ETF Under Investigation." That could be a nightmare for everyone involved.

xniehbvp

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In the end, it's like a rollercoaster ride. Exciting, a bit nerve-wracking, but everyone's curious to see where it takes us. ETFs could be the ticket to the crypto theme park, my friend!

aaplbgie

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On the downside, if something goes wrong with a Bitcoin ETF – like a major hack or something – it could seriously shake investor confidence.

ffyvsomr

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I'm all for it, man. It could be a game-changer. No more dealing with private keys and wallets – just buy some ETF shares and you're in the crypto game.

xniehbvp

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"You mentioned 'until it changes.' However, on the occasion of Bitcoin's 15th anniversary, what needs consideration is 'what if it changes.' Since the establishment of the USD system, a financial crisis affecting the world has occurred every ten years or so. The last time, Bitcoin was born. At this moment, discussing Bitcoin's performance is a truly meaningful discussion. 'Will change happen?' Change will inevitably happen sooner or later."

aaplbgie

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"You're right; going through posts from the past week, this is the only serious discussion on Bitcoin's 15th anniversary. I find the significance in the fact that times are changing. Fifteen years ago, Bitcoin offered the world another choice; now, can Bitcoin truly bring meaning to the world? Ordinarily, it might destroy Bitcoin, turning it into a zombie. The current decrease in fees might have lowered everyone's guard, but Pandora's box is open. Soon, we'll see a tenfold increase in 'metaverse junk' flooding the Bitcoin network. We need to do something."

ggmtdp

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Others are like, "ETFs make it easy to diversify without the crypto market rollercoaster." Less stress, more gains, you know?

ffyvsomr

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People are also wondering if the SEC will set some crazy high standards for these ETFs. Like, are they gonna make it impossible for one to get approved?

xniehbvp

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Picture this: You wake up, check the news, and boom – "Bitcoin ETF Under Investigation." That could be a nightmare for everyone involved.

ggmtdp

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A buddy of mine is convinced that once the first Bitcoin ETF launches, it'll open the floodgates for other crypto ETFs. Ethereum, anyone?

ffggxion

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But hey, what if the SEC keeps dragging its feet? Some say it could stifle innovation and slow down the adoption of crypto in traditional finance.

aaplbgie

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On the flip side, some argue that it goes against the whole decentralized spirit of crypto. It's like, "ETFs, you're bringing the suits to our party!"
It's crazy, though. The SEC keeps delaying their decision on approving a Bitcoin ETF. The anticipation is killing me.

ggmtdp

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"The forex reserves of most countries in the world are primarily in U.S. dollars. Being USD-denominated means decades of labor and wealth for these nations are stacked in green paper. Moreover, many countries' currency issuance is based on these forex reserves as a benchmark. Additionally, this has happened too many times in history; I believe we must face this possibility cautiously."

ffggxion

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"Yes, from the data released, the U.S. economy is very robust. In my view, this report undoubtedly comes from the infinite expansion of government finances. Despite being in a so-called rate-hiking cycle, the U.S. nominal GDP growth remains high at 2.4%. But even at this expansion rate, it still can't keep up with the growth rate of national debt. The U.S. fiscal year 2023 budget deficit is $1.695 trillion, a YoY increase of about $320 billion, a 23% increase. In 2022, government spending relative to GDP was a staggering 44%, surpassing World War II levels. Considering the U.S. finance comes from borrowing globally, this means this impressive report is not about technology, innovation, and wealth creation for the world but about excessive debt, vampirism on the world economy, and bubble-driven growth. I don't know how long this can be sustained. Bitcoin is currently a small part of this bubble, which is why I see many people on the forums anticipating the so-called ETF. The Bitcoin I look forward to is precisely to eliminate this false bubble."

lookbiba

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"Interestingly, the FHFA home price index (https://www.fhfa.gov/) currently places the U.S. at 416.3, the highest in 100 years. Before the 2007 subprime crisis, this value was 227.3. I agree with your viewpoint; a real estate bubble in the U.S. or China could be the trigger for a global economic collapse. How Bitcoin performs in a crisis is precisely what we need to discuss."

lookbiba

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It's crazy, though. The SEC keeps delaying their decision on approving a Bitcoin ETF. The anticipation is killing me.

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