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Yes it is. Bitcoin is by far the most successful cryptocurrency project, the success of which has not yet been repeated by anyone. I think that after halving it will become even more valuable and expensive.

Of course, there are other quite successful crypto projects, but still they are far from bitcoin. Probably the success of BTC in 2017 will not be surpassed anymore. but bitcoin will remain the dominant cryptocurrency.

I like Bitcoin because it is stable on a certain market cycle and you can use it using as stablecoin. I do not trust USDT, USDC and other obscure assets that are supposedly provided with real money. Altcoins are good in that their capitalization is low and they can be pumped well. By the way, many altcoins began to show good dynamics and the possibility of a trend reversal.

I agree with you that Bitcoin is the most reliable and secured privacy in the world. But I will not call Bitcoin a stable coin. This year BTC made almost x4.

The volatility of bitcoin is of course high, but since its release to a new level (2017) if we discard the highest and lowest points, we can see a stable growth of BTC.

For three days now I have been observing a very interesting volatility of about 7900 and 8250 dollars, you can make good money.

Probably for traders better than cryptocurrency is difficult to come up with. They can earn on any market movement. Of course they must be experts in their field because it is a risky business. But those who hold bitcoin for years, too, did not lose anything, but only earned.

I dont know about you, but I believe that technical analysis does not work in the cryptocurrency market. Especially with such a low market regulation.