Top famous crypto influencers dead broke
While many of the richest in crypto have just a handful of followers
While many of the richest in crypto have just a handful of followers
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Terrifying chart #2 Again, what if the size of the outsized BTC returns are gradually converging to something tiny, e.g. tvm? Totally plausible. Is BTC still a great long-term investment? Sure. Likely still well above most public market stocks, and betterβ¦
Finally some others are noticing in the BTC charts what we noticed long ago
In short, even if BTC does essentially go up forever (totally plausible) that doesnβt mean the rate wonβt decrease over time
And indeed, the rate at which $BTC goes up has been emperically decreasing
And indeed there are strong reasons to believe this decline in acceleration will continue
Is $BTC a great medium-term bet? Yes. Far better risk reward profile than a lot of traditional instruments, if held for more than e.g. 8 years.
But is $BTC the poverty to overnight riches it once was?
No. Not at all.
On the other hand, $BTC is now legitimately of lower risk than it was in the earlier days.
Back then, much higher risk that a Bitcoin clone couldβve won, if something terrible couldβve happened, or if Satoshi had just decided early on that he wants to start fresh with a new coin, or whatever. Far less chance of that now.
So, want overnight riches?
$BTC no longer the way for that.
But, opportunities for that do still exist elsewhere in crypto, in fact likely more now than ever before, for now.
In short, even if BTC does essentially go up forever (totally plausible) that doesnβt mean the rate wonβt decrease over time
And indeed, the rate at which $BTC goes up has been emperically decreasing
And indeed there are strong reasons to believe this decline in acceleration will continue
Is $BTC a great medium-term bet? Yes. Far better risk reward profile than a lot of traditional instruments, if held for more than e.g. 8 years.
But is $BTC the poverty to overnight riches it once was?
No. Not at all.
On the other hand, $BTC is now legitimately of lower risk than it was in the earlier days.
Back then, much higher risk that a Bitcoin clone couldβve won, if something terrible couldβve happened, or if Satoshi had just decided early on that he wants to start fresh with a new coin, or whatever. Far less chance of that now.
So, want overnight riches?
$BTC no longer the way for that.
But, opportunities for that do still exist elsewhere in crypto, in fact likely more now than ever before, for now.
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