My opinion: Yes, without a doubt and without exception.
Measured from the following dimensions:
1. Anti-inflation and value retention: A total of 21 million coins, never to be overissued. It is a natural store of value that resists government over-issuance of currency. As long as there is no lower limit to government over-issuance of currency worldwide, Bitcoin's value will have no upper limit.
2. Recognition and consensus: With the approval of the BTC spot ETF and BTC joining the U.S. strategic reserves, institutional consortiums led by BlackRock and Strategy are continuously increasing their positions, Bitcoin's consensus will become stronger. To quote D: When demand increases and supply remains constant, the only thing that can change is the price.
3. Decentralization and censorship resistance: Everyone has a right to privacy over their assets and the sacred and inviolable right to personal property. BTC is undoubtedly the safest and most decentralized asset in the world today. As long as you keep your private key safe, no one or government in the world can deprive or confiscate your Bitcoin. In this regard, no other asset can compare.
4. Investment return: This point needs no elaboration. The average investment return over the past decade is 230%, surpassing all other assets. Even if returns decline in the next decade, an average annual return of 30% is still a conservative estimate.
5. Liquidity: Available for trading 24/7 globally, convenient cross-border fund transfers, and asset transfers without comparison.
6. Safe-haven properties: In the face of war or disaster, assets such as real estate, bonds, and antiques can significantly depreciate or even become worthless. During a financial crisis, stocks or companies can also drop sharply. However, Bitcoin, as a virtual store of value, is a natural safe-haven asset, comparable only to gold in this regard.
Compared to other mainstream global assets, such as gold, stocks, real estate, land, bonds, antiques, etc., there is no asset that surpasses Bitcoin in all of the above 6 points.
In my opinion, Bitcoin at over 80,000 now is like land in Manhattan a hundred years ago; although it is already expensive, it will only get more expensive because global currency over-issuance will not stop. The difference is that top-tier land resources have already closed their doors to ordinary people, while Bitcoin will always keep its doors open to everyone. Sadly, most people are trapped in their own perceptions, standing outside to watch and question.
In trading or investment markets, think more about who your counterparties are.
Who is frantically buying Bitcoin now? Governments, institutions, conglomerates, publicly traded companies.
Who is panic-selling Bitcoin now? Retail investors.
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