Re: We All Know, The halving time will be full of drama

So, is this a good thing? I don't agree with you, the drama shouldn't happen, if this keeps happening, they will continue to create drama in the future to try dump Bitcoin again. If they are late to buy, they have to be fair to buy Bitcoin at a high price, don't dump it to make panic the weak hand.

You are afraid of it, but I am not scared because drama has been an integral part of this market since it was created. Like it or not, it will happen, so we can't do anything but adapt and find a way to live with it. After all, bitcoin is a financial market, a money game, and to create volatility, drama is indispensable. As I said, because this is a game and dumping is inevitable, we should take it as a good opportunity if you want to buy low and sell high.

The thing is, I do not consider Bitcoin to be a money game, I always considered that Bitcoin is future solution money. so I take it seriously like I invest property. I don't know why out there, many people still have that thought and think Bitcoin is Goods and can be played as other centralized assets like stocks and foreign currency. So If you want buy, buy it on spot exchange, where we can withdraw it and save on a non-custody wallet.

Do you really see bitcoin as the future solution money? If you consider it the currency of the future, then why would you care about its price daily, even if your topic is profit oriented rather than treating it as the future currency? If you consider it a currency, you should use it every day regardless of its price, you should not store it or buy or sell low sell high. That makes you no different than I am looking at bitcoin as a speculative to make a profit. Yes, I use centralized exchanges to buy bitcoins, but that doesn't mean I'm storing bitcoins on centralized exchanges, I'm not that stupid.

I believe that the majority of us don't expect Bitcoin to become a future currency, nor are we planning to use it in our daily lives. Let's be honest here: it doesn't make too much sense to be used in that way; it's volatile and extremely valuable. Why would someone pay with Bitcoin and not a fiat currency that constantly depreciates in value? Nowadays, Bitcoin is considered an asset, similar to gold. Would you pay with gold in your daily life? Probably not. Thus, I don't see any practical reason to use it in our daily lives, unless it's for speculative purposes.

There are a lot of people who are trying to deceive themselves and always trying to show the community that they are looking at bitcoin as a currency, but they check bitcoin price everyday and always expect it to go up, I like your honesty. I'm not denying bitcoin was initially created to be a decentralized currency, but things didn't work out that way in the first place, and now it's more of an asset than a currency, and we need to admit that. Furthermore, how many people would use bitcoin if it were currency? Bitcoin's volatility is what makes it more attractive than any other feature as it can generate profits.