if you didn’t buy $BTC for profit but you believe in the tech and plan to buy for the tech only
then you don't need to buy it to support
if you really wanna support the tech do this instead
start a business that accepts btc payments pay freelancers in crypto run a node and support the network contribute to open source development or donate to developers improving the protocol
that’s how blockchain technology grows
but buying an asset and pretending profit doesn’t matter come on
just don’t pretend you didn’t buy btc for profit
there was only one person who truly did that created it never sold and disappeared
La tesi del Bitcoin da $1M sembra folle all'inizio.
Ma guarda i numeri.
Il Bitcoin attualmente si trova attorno a una capitalizzazione di mercato di ~$2T.
Per $BTC raggiungere $1.000.000 per moneta, la rete avrebbe bisogno di circa $20T di capitalizzazione di mercato.
Ora confrontalo con altri beni globali.
L'oro è attorno a $15–16T. Quindi il Bitcoin che raggiunge $1M significherebbe che supera leggermente il valore dell'oro.
Le aziende più grandi del mondo come Apple o Microsoft sono attorno a $3T.
Ciò significa che il Bitcoin a $1M avrebbe un valore pari a circa 6–7 aziende delle dimensioni di Apple combinate.
Ora guarda il vero gigante: il mercato dei cambi.
Il volume giornaliero del trading forex da solo supera i $7 trilioni al giorno, e il mercato delle valute globali rappresenta centinaia di trilioni in liquidità.
In questo contesto, una rete Bitcoin da $20T non è impossibile se continua ad assorbire valore da:
• oro come riserva di valore • riserve sovrane • capitale globale in cerca di garanzie neutrali • risparmi a lungo termine al di fuori dei sistemi fiat
La tesi da $1M riguarda il Bitcoin che diventa gradualmente uno dei più grandi beni finanziari del mondo.
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