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They don’t need to hide their gold moves. Bitcoin is just a speculative asset for them. They don’t take it seriously enough to hoard.

At the start of the year, I thought Bitcoin could easily hit $200k. It felt like a given back then, especially after breaching $100k. Now? People’s expectations have really dropped.

Just saw Bitcoin shot up over $5k when the US market opened! Those who hesitated to buy earlier might have missed out big time.

True, Bitcoin’s long-term performance is unmatched historically. Yet this year has shown it can lag behind other investments at times. We need to face that.

The flow of cash to ETH is clear. Recent reports show massive inflows into ETH compared to Bitcoin. This could signal a shift in demand. I haven't lost hope for an altseason.

People use both as they see fit. But BTC has more everyday use cases while gold’s more of an institutional demand thing.

True, he says he doesn’t regret it, but who knows? The impact he made is what’s important. We need to appreciate the early adopters.

Honestly, no offense, but it sounds like you’re not grasping what Laszlo did. He showed Bitcoin could actually be used for purchases.

We’re on a this forum. Most here are crypto enthusiasts, so not surprised people prefer Bitcoin over oil.

I'm really happy with Uptober so far! Got to buy during the dips and watching the market is a thrill. If we get to new ATHs, I feel bad for those who took their profits too early.

Nobody knows for sure. I was shocked when BTC hit 76k. Is that the lowest we’ll see, or just the start of a bear market? Maybe we’re still in a bull run, and a bigger price surge is coming. Time will tell.

Totally agree. They save on credit card fees and pass some savings onto us. Plus, they might have cashback programs for crypto payments.

Bear market can hit any time. We all hope for $150k or more, but we’re just guessing. I think we should set our targets and sell when we hit them, not wait for the perfect peak.

I think this is mainly about protecting people from bad crypto management. Understanding risks is key since crypto is super volatile.

But it’s different now. Back then, market cap was way lower. To jump from $100k to $1M requires a lot more cash influx. Not an easy feat.

If you believe the bull run’s still alive, stick to that mindset. Don’t let others sway you, they can't predict anything either. Bulls and bears always clash in the markets.

It is true that the market is influenced by politics and macroeconomics but not all news affects the market. Although the US government shutdown has caused some disruption to their economy. But it should be noted that…

Seems normal to me, just market cycles doing their thing. People forget how far we’ve come from the lows.

Not a trap, just watching the recession. Energy prices are wild. They are affecting everything, Bitcoin included. It's all connected.