Quote from: finaleshot2016 on April 08, 2025, 09:39:31 PM

It always depends on what happens globally and what trumps trying to do. Currently, Bitcoin is in 50 50 right now, another failed attempt for global adaptation and will dip down or it'll remain as an investment like gold. With the tariff panic recently, people are playing defense and trying to secure their funds, taking profits out of volatile assets like crypto which is ALWAYS affected by global market. Conclusion to this is Bitcoin's long-term narrative remains the same--> scarce supply, decentralized, and resistant to inflationary policy. Once the dust settles, we may see BTC regain that "digital gold" narrative, particularly if fiat fears intensify.

With the recession globally and tariff war among many nations including direct war between the USA and China, those governments will continue to print more money that will consequently result in inflation with more fresh money supply will appear in near future. New money flow into economy and people will use those money for purchasing something that can help them safely from inflationary impact.

2025 is no longer many years ago when Bitcoin was very young and vulnerable to die, and it has also shown its impressively high ROI compares to many other assets. The last market cycle and pandemic impacts gave us great opportunities to see how amazing Bitcoin was in fighting against inflation, as a store of value. In this market cycle, there is another black swan event with Trump's aggressive policy against many countries incuding the gloal reciprocal tariff war.

In mid-term and long-term, we will see positve impacts of higher inflation and bigger money supply. Bitcoin price will be beneficial from this inflationary trend globally and people will be able to purchase less satoshis with $1.
https://charts.bitbo.io/satoshi-per-dollar/