rocket_king

We might see other opportunities to profit like Bitcoin did, sure. But they won’t be Bitcoin. Some coins have made massive returns, but in the end, they aren’t similar at all, except for a few like Monero or Litecoin.

You’ve got this all wrong. BlackRock isn’t buying, ETFs are for investors. You can’t really compare them to Strategy, who buys for itself. It’s not a fair race.

Yeah, I get that but still, don’t just dismiss it. I mean, it’s not good to just wait for a reply when you have doubts.

So, I looked into RGB too. It seems like USDT transactions will be private and can’t be frozen like on Ethereum or Tron. Plus, no fees? That’s wild. But you gotta run your own RGB and full Bitcoin node. That might be a…

I’m not sure if those amounts per person are accurate, but the total injection into the economy is the biggest since COVID. So... why the need for that if inflation's on the rise?

Thanks for clarifying, I thought it was cash too. If it were cash, maybe people would invest it in Bitcoin or something. But it's mostly subsidies, so inflation could still rise.

I get it, new ATH is cool, but this feels kinda slow. Let me know when we’re at 150k or 200k. Diminishing returns theory is still around, can’t ignore that.

Not really, life can go downhill fast. Do you really think staying complacent is wise? History shows many people faced despair when things went wrong, so don’t kid yourself.

Spot on! Everyone wants to improve. Clinging to comfort just because it’s familiar? That’s a trap. Millions are stuck in dead-end jobs, and they don’t seem happy.

There's definitely a difference between emotional maturity and regular psychology. Both are key to manage market volatility.

Totally agree! Mastery of psychology is a myth. Lots of people don’t even grasp the basics. Just being in the game for years doesn’t make you knowledgeable!

You think so? I bet the real challenge is getting past the old-school finance mindset. People need to adapt, and that takes time.

Wait, how does cash defend anything? It’s fiat and losing value all the time. Sure, it’s more flexible than a bank account, but that’s not enough to actually protect your wealth. You could stash a ton of cash, but it’ll…

Most advocates for these ideas are usually not the most productive members of society. Those who work hard don’t push for it. Society needs a mindset shift to even consider this.

What about P2P exchanges? They might offer more ways to use Bitcoin without getting it converted to fiat.

Wait, you’re mixing up crypto analysis with company analysis. If you’re doing fundamental analysis on ETH, you should look at the Ethereum Foundation, right? Different analyses consider different factors.

What do you mean ‘0 fees’? That ain’t true. There are hidden fees with cards. We gotta be clear about what we’re comparing.

There’s no such thing as a free lunch. Rich donors like Gates often have hidden motives. There’s almost always a catch. With foreign aid, it's usually because someone wants something back.

Most people have no clue how aid really works. They think if a billion is given, it all goes to building schools. But nah, 75% goes to corruption and intermediaries. The actual help barely reaches those in need. It’s a…

Nice! If you find more jargon, keep that in mind and adjust it. Just don’t stress over it too much! But hey, altcoin cycles might be fading out anyway. We’ll see.