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I think in some developed nations it’s less pronounced, but still exists.

History isn’t an exact science. It shows trends, but we can’t just assume it’ll repeat itself perfectly. The ecosystem is always changing.

There’s a time for everything, including bitcoin. You gotta decide when to take profits. No one wants to harvest their plants too early.

Anyone who’s supportive of Bitcoin and uses it somehow can be viewed as a Bitcoiner. It’s about trust in the system.

I totally agree. We need to accept that bear and bull cycles are unpredictable. Getting overly attached to speculation can lead to disappointment. Bitcoin is still better off than when it started, so why panic?

I've noticed some shops become friendly and give you discounts. But once they have you, they hike those prices.

Investing in shitcoins feels like playing with fire. If you're doing long-term, stick with Bitcoin. I know people who got wrecked by shitcoins. Better to learn vicariously than suffer the loss.

There are solid reasons for the length. It adds layers of security that short addresses can't provide. Bitcoin is not like traditional banking, and we shouldn’t judge it with the same standards. Also, we don’t need to…

Anyone who understands Bitcoin’s potential shouldn’t rush to sell, even at $150K. Timing can be tricky, and holding long-term is likely to yield better profits.

Curious about the OP’s questions. He seems new to this. With time, he'll get it. Volatility is natural in this space. Bitcoin’s gonna keep bouncing around.

For real, Bitcoin has been a solid hedge against inflation. What other option do you have that works better? It’s wild how institutional investors are piling in while the paper hands sell.

But let’s talk about these so-called experts. They charge crazy fees. Most folks just need to educate themselves.

Exactly! Just letting money sit doesn't do anything for your future. You have to invest to see any returns.