The interesting thing with comments such as that of Mark Moss is not whether Bitcoin will go up, but its use cases and who is HODL'ing it. Of course it is going to bob around in the choppy economic waters, but I believe it will continue to float on the surface, and many other assets will sink. What we have to  do it to try to determine the tempests, the calms and the tidal waves. This way we can maximise our holdings. Understanding things like the Mar-a-lago Accord can help us to do this. Interestingly "mar a lago" is Spanish for sea to lake, and whimsically one could say this is an analogy for investors building a lake of Bitcoin from the sea available. Unfortunately, in my case it is more of a small pond than a lake.