Quote from: Odohu on November 20, 2024, 10:09:38 AM

Quote from: Cossyblack on November 20, 2024, 06:58:06 AM

BTC will rule the world
What says you

Bitcoin is not planning to rule the world... it is a currency that aspire to be used by many. Let's not invite troubles to Bitcoin by turning it political. I actually hate it when people tend to create rivalry between Bitcoin and fiat currencies like the US dollar; Bitcoin does not seek to replace it or fight it but was created to offer alternative to people who would want some level of freedom from the controlled fiat system.

Whether you like it or not, it still seems quite inevitable that value is going to continue to flow into the strongest (soundest) of monies, which happens to be bitcoin, so even if the dollar can maintain some level of liquidity, acceptance and credibility, it still is in a very precarious position at the moment.. .so it is going to have a hard time holding its own against bitcoin.. yet, sure who knows how long it takes to play out in terms of gradually and then suddenly or just suddenly. Seems more of a descriptive statement of what seems to be in the current cards rather than anyone attempting to create rivalry.. unless we can proclaim that the actual discovery (invention) of bitcoin and its thereafter use was contributing towards the creation of a rivalry that becomes more and more and more apparent with the passage of time, even though we still seem to have pretty damned low level of actual adoption by normies.

Quote from: Ambatman on November 20, 2024, 01:31:01 PM

Funny how despite all this some people still won't believe
Even when we hit $250K some would still be watching
A million dolls some would still be watching
Until even getting a Satoshi would become expensive.

Relatively speaking getting a satoshi is ongoingly geting more and more expensive.. so when we go over $100k, then a satoshi is still 0.1¢.. but if we get up to $1 million, then a satoshi will be 1¢.. still very affordable, unless you consider getting to $100 million, then a satoshi costs $1... maybe that might be considered expensive?

Quote from: Gachapin on November 20, 2024, 01:48:12 PM

Quote from: JayJuanGee on November 20, 2024, 03:56:25 AM

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It may be that with the ETFs and WS being here, the sell-offs after cycle peaks get softer (-65% max), and that the price surge is also not that extreme and more prolonged (slowly grinding up).

This could be the beginning of 4y cycles changing or disappearing as such

Relatively speaking you may well be correct in that with a rising market cap, let's say 100x from here (10x gold) it takes more capital to move the BTC price, yet I sill cannot imagine the disappearance of battles, and/or overexuberance in both directions...at least until Bitcoin's market cap gets more than 10x gold... so that is a bit of price from here, like around $10 million per coin.. yet I think if there is a rush up to $10 million per coin, then that is also not going to bring stability, either.. so from my thinking, there has to be both time and price factors in consideration that have to be worked into BTC price dynamics prior to really experiencing less volatility in a meaningful way.

From my perspective, it remains hard to speculate about high probabilities of meaningful stability in bitcoin within the next 10 years, even though I am also not wanting to proclaim to be any kind of a sorcerer, either.

Quote from: lightfoot on November 20, 2024, 01:50:28 PM

Gentlemen, we have trains.....

Be the train you wanna be.

Quote from: d_eddie on November 20, 2024, 09:06:02 PM

I'm looking for a comic strip too, one that I think I saw here. It goes something like this:

A mom and her child cross some crypto bros. The mother overhears foul language and tries to take the kid away, but he escapes and when he gets back he talks like the worst of us here.

Can anyone find this strip?

I am not sure how crypto relates to what we talk'in bout in these here parts.