Quote from: rhodelmabanal on June 03, 2024, 11:53:41 AM

Quote from: shanhaigamefi on May 11, 2024, 07:51:02 AM

Bitcoin's recent price decline can be attributed to a combination of economic uncertainty, regulatory concerns, and market sentiment. Factors such as inflation fears, cautious remarks from Federal Reserve officials, and regulatory uncertainties have led to a sell-off in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Market sentiment and investor behavior also play a significant role in driving price fluctuations. Despite short-term volatility, long-term fundamentals, including adoption and institutional interest, remain bullish for Bitcoin and the broader cryptocurrency market.
Do you think these are the reasons?

That is also a reason and there are still so many reason why bitcoin price drop or rise or maybe stable sometimes, and everything is not just happen today or yesterday, this is not new we can see it in some news and it happens from so many years until today, the price of Bitcoin is not stable because it is decentralized and it depends on the investors, users, holders etc., and not in a government so don't be astonished if you saw btc drop or rise and rich new ATH, because that was normal in btc price.

Whatever we end up doing, it doesn't matter if we are going to be volatile or not, because long term is a higher and higher trajectory and that's what matters to us. I get that it may not feel the same way to many people but that's what we have and should be proud. I think if you see the price move a lot, that will impact the traders, and that's understandable there is nothing wrong with that.

However, if you end up with a greater return while holding then that's fine. If you keep thinking why it went down all the time, then you are going to lose your mind and there is nothing that could be done to make it work. I hope that we could just focus on how to get better, and if we could do that then we are going to be quite well with what we have.