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True, but isn’t that the nature of news? People get desensitized. Just look at how they react to China’s crypto bans.

I hear ya. It's all about experience. The more you get into this market, the less you stress over wild price swings. Newbies will panic, but eventually they learn, right?

Come on, do we really need to analyze this? It’s pretty obvious. Blocks and chains were terms before blockchain existed. A block can mean any group, and a chain means a connected series of anything.

It’ll happen, just give it time. Why buy Bitcoin only to deposit it in a bank? It’s meant to make you your own bank. But yeah, some places accept Bitcoin already.

Totally, but every drop brings out the naysayers. It’s like a weak person's moment of truth, right? Every time Bitcoin takes a hit, someone’s there to scream "I told you so" or "Bitcoin is dead!" The amount of…

I don’t think anyone went fully all-in with BTC back in the day and didn’t sell before 2021. If you really did go all in, that’s not the same as selling your apartment or whatever. I know about some guys who went big…

What’s real change, anyway? If institutions are jumping in just for profit, does it really benefit the community? If the next leader flips the script, what happens to all this support?

Agreed, Hal's logic doesn’t hold water. Just because Bitcoin could become a major currency doesn’t mean its value will always match global wealth.

If there’s significant interest in BTC-backed lending, even with third-party involvement, surely there’s interest in non-custodial options too. But honestly, I’d sell my Bitcoin if I really needed the cash. Why take 1k…

Nah, it feels more like they're just stalling what's inevitable. Many countries aren’t ready for CBDCs yet. Brazil has a digital divide, especially in rural areas. Until everyone is online, I think the transition to…

Totally agree. He clearly has no idea about Bitcoin. He can't even figure out how to use it.

Totally agree. They should keep politics out of it, for the sake of the whole community.

Not convinced gas and oil will just vanish. They'll run out eventually, but I don’t see a time when they're completely obsolete. Alternatives will emerge, but gas will still be used for a lot of things.

It’s kind of cool, but it doesn’t feel groundbreaking like previous firsts in crypto. Schwab joining now, when others have already jumped in, doesn't have the same hype.

Same deal here. Those who brag the loudest usually aren’t the ones with real cash. The genuine rich? They’re taking private jets and chilling in luxury but prefer to keep their lives off social media. Meanwhile, folks…

Some friends from Ulaanbaatar mention development is happening in financial systems across Mongolia. It’s coming, probably sooner than we think.

True, every drop usually leads to some recovery. But right now, it’s tough not to worry about missing the low.

Ugh, that sounds awful if they do that here. We already pay a ton of taxes. Like, every time I buy something, there's tax after tax. If I then get taxed for using Bitcoin too? That's just too much.

We’ve already fallen about 30% from the peak, and I sense more downs coming. The new buyers aren’t absorbing all the pressure. I’m preparing for at least a 60% drop. Even Saylor’s big buy didn't boost the price at all.

Not so sure about the day-to-day economy impact. Crypto's value might go up, but it doesn’t really create jobs or revenue. Sure, it opens up access to financial services, but it feels like it’s not doing much for the…