Prosperity will inevitably decline, but there is no need to panic, Bitcoin has not reached the level of 'prosperity' yet.
As a globally accepted asset, Bitcoin is now more like the Nasdaq after the ETF approval, rather than a safe-haven asset, and the stakes are self-evident.
Why is it more like the Nasdaq? There is no obvious bull or bear market; when the economic bubble reaches a certain level, it will burst, but changes in the broader environment can slow down and improve the situation to a certain extent. The purchasing power of $100 twenty years ago is completely different from now; similarly, wages today have multiplied compared to twenty years ago, although they haven't outpaced inflation (but we are not yet at the stage of 500,000 marks for a loaf of bread). Therefore, with continual changes in the broader environment, it is difficult for Bitcoin to experience declines like the previous drop from 70,000 to 15,000.
If you bought the Nasdaq before May 15, 2024, you would have been in profit since your purchase, with no losses.
Similarly, if you bought BTC spot between 72,000 and 80,000, you will witness your own one-sided upward trend.
Until the current world's economic powerhouse, America, transitions to the East.
As a side note: Prosperity will inevitably decline; this is an unchanging natural law. Back in the day, the Qing Dynasty went from being the world's leading silver power to being divided up, suffering from opium addiction to becoming self-sufficient and exporting opium. Can the current America escape this fate?
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