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Bitcoin is below $69K, a peak first reached in Nov. 2021, nearly five years ago. However, during that time period the NASDAQ is up 73%, gold is up 138% and silver is up 218%. Despite the unprecedented hype, Bitcoin investors missed out on huge gains in risk and safe-haven assets. Stock has given more return than crypto, but that doesn’t mean “it’s over”. It simply means crypto is on the verge of collapse for a reset – a paradigm shift. This is what I’ve been calling for the past three years and you’re finally witnessing it.

Crypto has gradually become a one-asset market. The evidence is difficult to ignore. Liquidity continues to concentrate in BTC while the majority of altcoins compete for a shrinking pool of capital. A few exceptions exist, but exceptions do not invalidate the trend. When a market offers thousands of assets but only a handful provide consistent opportunity, the market is effectively telling you where attention and capital belong. This is why I chose not to invest in crypto market throughout 2023 and 2024, and I stated that publicly at the time. My reasoning was simple: Price is secondary. Capital flows are primary. Most participants spend their time analyzing charts. Very few spend their time analyzing where liquidity is actually going. Until that changes, it is difficult to argue that crypto is anything more than a Bitcoin-centric market. May be after 2026 or 2027 picture will get clear.

There are so many low IQ crypto enthusiasts (low IQ rabbit) who are optimistic and bullish on the market. Lmao

It reveals a lot of things about current state of crypto market.

It funny how BTC is underperforming in co relation with nasdaq.

#BTC is no longer a mid or small cap - it has evolved into a large cap asset. So when you hear “we are still early,” treat it with caution. Even in a strong bull case - say BTC moves from 50k to 500k - that’s a 10x. The key question is: how long will it take? Over the past 5 years, BTC hasn’t consistently delivered outsized returns. Most of the life changing gains came from early participants in the 2010-2012 phase. If the next leg takes 5-7 years or more, BTC shifts from a high growth play to more of a capital preservation asset. For aggressive returns, you need to explore other opportunities within crypto. BTC’s exponential phase has largely played out. In simple terms: for those who entered after 2015, the “early BTC” phase is gone. The kind of gains seen from 100 to 125k won’t be replicated the same way. Bottom line: BTC today behaves like a large-cap — solid for preserving capital, but not the most efficient for generating high returns.

Buy BTC according to your plan or strategy - don’t treat it like some magical asset.(It was all fake narrative) Approach it like a disciplined investor, not a BTC fanboy or a blind maxi.

“BTC keeps moving like a tech stock, not a true hedge." When liquidity tightens, it follows the Nasdaq - not inflation. If ‘digital gold’ & 'hedge against inflation' were real, this divergence wouldn’t be so persistent. It was all fake narrative.

Hedge against inflation LMAOOOOOO

#BTC and #NQ You can clearly see the difference.

His stock is down he can not pay it with other income. Imagine how he will pay his loan ?

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Generation buying opportunity is coming this year. Only few will take it.

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#BTC Move according to plan 1. We just did not go to 78k that i was expecting we reverse from 77800. Almost same

#BTC Plan 1: If price drops toward the 76k area, I’ll stay patient and wait for a pullback into strength before looking to position short, targeting a move down toward 75k. Trigger for this trade is dump below 76.5k.

Michael Saylor will become biggest nightmare of crypto market.