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Topic: "Is the bubble about to burst?" - page 4. (Read 512 times)

legendary
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November 26, 2021, 12:42:54 PM
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"Is the bubble about to burst?" - This has been a common narrative used by crypto haters ever since Bitcoin reach its first peak and MT Gox drawdown. Unfortunately, it seems this same narrative is spreading like a disease that is trying to shake the crypto foundations by turning crypto supporters against each other.

Isn't it true? After "MT Gox drawdown" btc dumped 80%. After 2017 bubble BTC dumped 80%. Same will be now, no matter if it will be 2021 and dump from 69k to 15k or in 2022 from 250k to 50k. Is it wrong to say that bubble burst 3 times in crypto history? During 2019-2020 there were open telephone support lines for people who want to commit suicide because they have lost their life savings... I know it looks easy to hodl from the top of the bubble perspective. Its not that easy after 3 years in bear market and 80-99% dump (depends if btc or alts).

Nasdaq during dot.com bubble also dumped 80%. And it was a bubble... no one question that. But after that tech survived and nasdaq is now +2000% from bottom. Same in crypto. The difference is that crypto is so dynamic that new tech or new paradigms show up much faster. So after third bubble we will most likely see fourth.

If Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies are considered bad for fiat financial stability, then why are there so many geniuses who can't solve the economic system that requires only rich people to stand on top of the Pyramids?

Even if you will distribute all global weath equally I bet that in about 1 year 90% of people will have a worse standard of living than before the distribution of wealth from the rich and 10% will be driving lambos. Mostly because people do not know how to save money, they have no idea about the economy, about investing, about simple math.
hero member
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November 26, 2021, 12:18:11 PM
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I try to take the time to read what the article has to say. After reading it I came to the conclusion that the statement not only appeared to provoke us, it was also one of the bad things about how he said the financial system in Bitcoin was not real.

He is too self-confident to forget how much Bitcoin has contributed during this pandemic, we or the people who are concerned about the digital era are starting to follow what Satoshi gave 13 years ago. I was quite angry, because he only said the bad side because the existence of Bitcoin had exposed the rottenness of the financial system in the bank.

If Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies are considered bad for fiat financial stability, then why are there so many geniuses who can't solve the economic system that requires only rich people to stand on top of the Pyramids? While our existence as people never had any influence in the financial world, finally we were able to make many changes little by little and did not depend on state finances. We appreciate the truth based on the agreed position that Bitcoin offers us the right choice.
legendary
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November 26, 2021, 11:17:31 AM
#1
"Is the bubble about to burst?" - This has been a common narrative used by crypto haters ever since Bitcoin reach its first peak and MT Gox drawdown. Unfortunately, it seems this same narrative is spreading like a disease that is trying to shake the crypto foundations by turning crypto supporters against each other.

Today, I've received the Medium Daily Digest and an article caught my attention: We’re About to Witness the Great Cryptocurrency Reset. It is a well-written article and I may say the guy makes some points over there. He starts by criticising how the original idea proposed by Satoshi has been overturned, how the crypto space is controlled by a bunch to finish off saying how bad actors are now turning it into what it was intended to fight against.

Would be great to hear some thoughts.
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