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Long-term, Bitcoin can’t stay free from fiat influence. Just look at how markets behave.

But if Bitcoin is influenced by economic events, doesn't that mean it's kinda tied to fiat? Just saying, you can’t ignore how news affects price.

Decentralization means Bitcoin isn’t under government or bank control, which seems fair enough. But honestly, it’s still tied to fiat currencies like USD for its value.

Honestly, nothing feels certain right now. Bitcoin surged past 100k, then dropped to 65k. You can crunch the numbers all you want, but no one really knows how low it may dip again. Still, this is a good price to jump in.

True failure only happens when you give up. Everyone faces setbacks, but it's how you rise that counts. It’s a learning process, especially in crypto. Just keep pushing forward.

It’s tough to pin down the right time. What I want from my investment might not be what you want. Selling for retirement is different from someone wanting to cash out in 5 years.

Being content is cool, but don’t get too comfy. Sure, appreciate what you have, but still push for better. Getting too cozy can stop you from growing. Learning new skills is key.

Knowledge is everything. Without it, you're setting yourself up for failure. Many people think crypto is a scam because they jumped in without knowing anything.

I doubt Bitcoin will be used for daily transactions like fiat anytime soon. Different countries have their currencies, and governments love that control. Bitcoin will be more like a large payment option.

I think you might have missed my point. I wasn’t saying Bitcoin started due to a crisis. Its early growth came from genuine interest. This topic is about distinguishing these two patterns.

Bitcoin is still relying on SHA-256, but that's a gamble with quantum threats looming. If quantum computers get serious, we gotta think about upgrading our consensus mechanism to keep it safe long-term.

What’s up everyone. How should a crypto portfolio be set up? Some folks argue Bitcoin is the only secure and decentralized option for the long haul. I mean I get it since most altcoins struggle to rise, and a lot of…

Honestly, I doubt we’ll ever get there. Fiat’s going to stick around as long as we have countries with their currencies. Crypto might be accepted, but no way is USD going away.

Most are just in it for the quick buck. Vision? Not really. It’s all about making money. When the market dips, the so-called "gurus" vanish.

Running a node by itself isn’t gonna pay you anything... Most who benefit from nodes are miners. They do it to support mining, not just for the sake of it.

People keep saying blockchain is a big deal. It’s said to transform everything from finance to healthcare. But are we really overrating what blockchain can achieve?

Not necessarily hackers, though. What if he stored the keys online? That’s a disaster waiting to happen. Man, offline storage is still the best way to go. Leaving that much in a hot wallet is just asking for trouble.

A lot of folks who earn decent money still struggle financially. I think the main issue is how they view money as just a way to spend instead of a tool to invest. Building wealth requires some sacrifice. Sure, once a…

Hey everyone. Just came across this Stock to Flow model while digging into Bitcoin. It’s supposed to help figure out Bitcoin’s long-term value. Thought I’d share so we can all learn together.

When people talk about crypto, Bitcoin is the first thing that pops into their minds. It’s the OG and super well-known. But I’ve been thinking lately... stablecoins like USDT and USDC are actually being used way more in…