Re: 1 BTC = 1 BTC. You only lose if you sell. You're buying inflationary fiat.
So let's make a test
I'm offering you 5 000$ for one coin and 200 000$ for two coins.
Would you be interested in any of those offers?
I'm offering you 5 000$ for one coin and 200 000$ for two coins.
Would you be interested in any of those offers?
This would prove nothing. It could prove that you don't know how to make a good business.
That's because even if 1 BTC = 1 BTC (always!), still, business is business
Well, to be honest, I'm not that good at doing business at all anymore.
Five years of negotiating contracts to the penny (no joke!) have made me a negotiation hater, I would rather throw an old phone I wanted to sell out of the window than engage in 3 mins of negotiations with the person wanting to buy it.
But the point stays, common, everyone that read it immediately thought 200k/2 > 100k coin 70k profit, if I would post an ad and asking for one or two BTC for a car everyone would first evaluate it in dollars then check the price then comment. Or we could go to the extreme, why not spend 10k BTC 1BTC=1BTC and one pizza is still one pizza
Somehow people never say that 1 BTC = 1 BTC when it's the bull market and everyone is fixated on its USD price, but when there's a bear market, we should all forget about USD price
or they say, it's still x100 higher than in 2009