Quote from: Dunamisx on June 12, 2025, 04:08:30 PM

Quote from: Megaboss12 on June 12, 2025, 11:17:13 AM

But after considering the role of altcoins, I’ve come to a new understanding - bitcoin may never truly stabilize. Altcoins will continue to influence and drive bitcoin’s price movements.

Wrong, i disagree with you, things don't work like that way you thought, bitcoin has always been volatile right form the onset, altcoins are not what determines the volatility of bitcoin, don't get the wrong concept, if altcoin ceased to exist, bitcoin will still remain volatile, if you could check from the history of bitcoin, most of the market reactions were driven by the market price of bitcoin through its volatility, maybe you have to understand that bitcoin was the first ever cryptocurrency we had, and everything you see in bitcoin today has been in place right from the beginning even before altcoins were introduced.

The problem is, most of you guys are very swift to correct without having to understand what the poster meant. I never said altcoins determine the volatility of bitcoin. I am talking about future case SCENARIO (HYPOTHETICALLY) where bitcoin is generally accepted and adopted by all countries and sectors of the world. You will agree with me that if such should happen, bitcoin price will either be stable or at least it's volatility will reduce. In this case based on analysis of similar trends, I have come to understand that bitcoins and altcoins alike will become more valuable, and just as bitcoin will influence the prices of altcoins, altcoins will in turn influence the price of bitcoin and by so doing VOLATILITY WILL NEVER BE OUT OF THE PICTURE AS LONG AS BITCOIN EXISTS.