Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 3553. (Read 26720873 times)

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Hah Store of Value
seems now newbies/Pos lovers should accept it POW in BTC is a store of value rather than a medium of exchange

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^ ...indicating decentralization, I guess.
Naturally, the total number of addresses holding>0.1 BTC would reach a plateau at some point.
I would be surprised if such plateau would be above 10mil wallets, maybe even 5 mil...it seems like an S-curve that is about to 'bend' even more.

New all-time high in addresses holding more than 0.1 BTC. 3,524,232 addresses! LFG!  

Only just recovering from the misery of losing. Life is more important than football though & LFC will rise again to new highs like they always do, also like my other love bitcoin

Always great to see my brother from another Mother, El Duderino_ , genuinely one of my best friends in life & very thankful for this forum & bitcoin than we got to meet. Bitcoin has done many great things for me, very thankful.

Here’s to a better future in all ways, LFC & bitcoin, cheers boys.

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Whatever happens in japan, happens in 20 years in US/Europe (to a degree).
Example 1: interest rates at zero. Japan -from 90ies, US 2010-2018, 2020-2022 and maybe 2023-?
Example 2: manga (japan-10-20 years before, pretty much everywhere now)
Example 3: less interest in real sex (starting to occur in US as well based on the anecdotes I hear). Fapping to Onlyfans doesn't count.

I've read that the Japanese don't even fk anymore.

Something something androgynous beta soyboys and uninterested Harajuku manga girls.

I think their society might be doomed.

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Yeah, that's what he said. On the side of the speedway in Italy. I didn't ask him for details, but trusted him as he was a local guy.
Why would he exaggerate, though?

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 Hard to believe they're still flush with used underwear.

Personally I think this is close to inevitable. In that April to June 2019 Bitcoin pump, dominance rose from 50% to 70%, at a time when the overall market was worth $150 billion, with Bitcoin worth $75 billion. So it seems quite obvious that $30b - $60b following back into Bitcoin helped considerably in the market cap rising +$125 billion to $200 billion. Somewhere between 25-50% responsible maybe, roughly?

Either way, Bitcoin didn't have a blow-off top as has been noted already. Many altcoins (if not most) did have a blow-off top, and therefore likely to enter into a multi-year bear market against BTC at least, many against USD as well, others simply continue there 4 year+ long bear market against BTC like nothing ever happened. The sort of shitcoin bear market where altcoins could bounce back 50% against USD while Bitcoin doubles in price, thus dropping 50% further against Bitcoin, so effectively half the satoshi liquidity is leaving while fiat liquidity is entering, same as in 2019. Many of the best-performing shitcoins are already down 80% to 90%, the minority that will survive for another cycle will likely drop 95-99% before finally recovering, so there is plenty of room to the downside for shitcoins right now. Many are oblivious to the reality that a 95% drop is completely normal for all cryptocurrencies in their first cycles that survive for another, with Bitcoin as well as Ethereum being no exception to that rule either.

The sort of shitcoin selling right now is either longer-term Bitcoiners taking profits back to BTC, regardless of it's fiat value (as is completely irrelevant when trading satoshis) or newer investors selling at a loss, with a minority taking late profits to USD I imagine. Then when Bitcoin finally starts recovering, the newer investors will be left confused as to why there "investments" are under-performing in comparison, and will learn the meaning of the phrase Bitcoin season. Ideally they will also learn to value investments in satoshis, as opposed to fiat, but probably this is too much to ask.

The other reality is that while Bitcoin is down 50%+ from a year ago, it's market dominance is the same as a year ago. It hasn't even begun to climb yet, it's only just starting to break out to the upside by the looks of it. I think this "2019 dynamic" becomes very inviting for the institutions left confused over which cryptocurrencies to invest in, the ones that aren't buying the dip but wanting to buy into a recovery. They then are only left with the choice of investing in the winning horse as it were, once they identify the best performing asset long-term as the no.1.

Bitcoin's rise in market dominance therefore becomes a sort of domino effect with shitcoin liquidity returning to Bitcoin, followed by new capital predominantly entering Bitcoin.

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I'll raise you one.

It's sold out.

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