Is it just my impression or is interest in Bitcoin going down rapidly? One of the top recent threads is "Btc is boring".
Most of the other threads is mainly about hodlers trying to convince others to buy BTC, kind of reminds me of some random MLM forum rants promising riches and little to no substance.
You start your post by referring to the topic of a person who wants the price of Bitcoin to change 100% or more in one day (or week) - and based on which you conclude that interest in Bitcoin
"going down rapidly"? Furthermore, no serious member of this forum will convince anyone to invest their money in any risky things including Bitcoin. After all, anyone who seeks financial advice online is more likely to make a loss sooner or later.
I'll give you a few examples. The first example is kind of funny. The people who bought in at below $1000, wants YOU to buy in at $50,000 or even higher for that matter. They talk about all the money they made and now its your turn to make money. Only thing is 50k isn't the same as below 1K.
Another thing is that it's a lot harder for the market to lift 50K than 1K, try to lift 50kg and less than 1kg and see what is easier, the answer probably wont surprise you all that much.
You’re speaking in the plural again, and that’s completely wrong because you think serious people on this forum are promoting Ponzi/multi-level marketing schemes in an effort to make a profit? It is completely irrelevant whether any member of this forum will ever buy even 1 satoshi, the game has completely switched to the playground of big players who buy tens of thousands of BTC every month - do you think anyone on this forum has an impact on all of them?
If the 1% (that pumped Bitcoin)were to dump their BTC holdings, because of for instance a stock or a bondmarket crash, triggered by for instance higher interest rates. If so, you would see a BTC (and altcoin) crash like not seen in many years...
How do you know that 1% of people are responsible for the price of BTC that we have today, and that by selling their share they would crash the market?
This is the same assumption as the one that has been circulating in the media from the very beginning, which emphasizes the story of what will happen if Satoshi appears and dumps its alleged 1 million BTC on the market - which is about 5% of max supply. A wet dream of many who would like to reset everything to 0 and then buy as much as they can - only all those poor souls are not aware that Bitcoin would never be worth even 10% of what it is worth today if that happened.