if an iphone was $700 in 2021. and now selling for $180.. are you a panicking buyer. or do you see it as nice discount, cheap value compared to a temporary 2021 premium
yes the next cycles iphone will be reaching a higher premium and also its bottom value would be more this this cycles bottom value.. but by buying now at this generation(cycles) discount. and just holding onto it. you get to have the free upgrade at the next cycle(generation of iphone)..
thus your cheap iphone now will be exchangeable for the same premium/value new cycle iphone..
..so what are you afraid of
#BuyLowSellHigh
#BuyTheDip
That's comparing apples and oranges. Apple's iPhones are not fungible, but bitcoin is (a bitcoin mined in 2009 is the same as a bitcoin mined in 2023).
fungibility is not what you think.. why oh why is every throwing the word fungible around like its a new word they heard so must add it to as many conversations as they can
.. here is the thing.
i have a stash from 2012 i can sell it at any price from $6+ and profit
i have a stash from 2014..
i have a stash from 2015.
i have a stash from 2018...
i have a stash from 2022 i can sell it at any price from $16k+ and profit
i have a stash from 2022 i can sell it at any price from $30k+ and profit
but if i sold my 2022 stash at 2012 prices im not profiting!
so no they are not all equal and the same
even tax returns treat them differently as gains vs losses
they are not all the same in my view and treating them the same affects the value of each
there are people who bought in 2021 hype mania of $65k plus.. and i guarantee you their emotions and thoughts of value, taxes and desire/stress and their decisions of when to sell are not the same as someone that bought in recent months below $20k
oh.. and lets get into a lil thing called. tax to test your "fungible, its all the same"
imagine you got $10k from inheritance
imagine you got $10k from share portfolio
imagine you got $10k from employer
imagine you got $10k from personal loan
imagine you got $10k from lotto win
you will NOT pay the same tax rate. becasue the IRS treats each source of funds differently even if its the same denomination/form
have a little think about that
do you treat the conditions of receiving $10k from an employer. the same as a personal loan.. no. they are different
a merchant receiving bitcoin for goods pay s a different tax rate than a investor withdrawing from an exchange
have a little think about that
and like i said someone mining or investing coin from 2012 has a different value/taxable gain than someone that mined/invested in 2022
however my coins from 2012 are able to be sold in 2023 at the new mined coin rate of $15k+ not the old mined coin rate of $6
bitcoin 2009-2014 WAS defined as property where 1btc:1btc was a main premiss
however since legally being declared a currency(circa 2014).. everything changed. regulators now step in and delegate businesses to watch customers deposits and withdrawals and transfers . and treat each differently
currency is not "fungible" in a boolean expression of yes or no. currency is "fungible" on a scale/rating with different categories
i see alot of darknet shady people abuse the "fungible" "1btc:1btc" narrative. not out of common sense or logic. but out of pure malicious intent to con and scam innocent people out of their 1btc, so that a malicious user can hand them their DIRTY 1btc, while the malicious users takes the clean coins
the funny thing is these silly dirty malicious people shouting "fungible". know its not. else if it was "fungible" they would have no need to be using/promoting/creating these mixers, tumblers, AEC's
they know their coins are dirty and will be treated differently which is why they play these games on others.