Present and Future of Bitcoin [2025]

Ok, I’ll bow out from this thread.

“Ok” like “I accept your point of view” or “OK” like “FU, I don’t care”?

Definitely not “FU” since there’s no animosity or need for disrespect, more towards “I accept your point of view and don’t feel I have any further meaningful contributions to make”, I 100% agree with the PoV the article but pointing out it uses strong words that could be picked up and turned into politics.

For me the Bitcoin price action in 2025 is very weird. Until last year the discussion was that less government is better for Crypto. Then with Trump, it was that government adoption is good for crypto.

Now there is a strategic reserve which kind of means government is supporting the industry. But they didn’t go far enough to actually buy more tokens from market to boost the price (similar to how they buy bonds or mortgages to boost market). However the endorsement didn’t seem to be enough to move the price to 200K. It actually went down.

Does it mean the price action earlier this year was not about endorsement but about potential government investment into the coins?
In other words if US government wouldn’t be net buyer of future coins then more buyers are needed from somewhere else to push prices up

no idea… but the big guys are buying, fearful hands are selling. The only thing I know, I will not sell, and try to buy as much as possible (I use the manipulated market prices in my favor :slight_smile: )

see coins on exchanges (coinglass)

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Little fun on bitcoin’s recent price action…


(source)

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Lightning support in mobile Exodus wallet is gone.

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El Salvador’s daily Bitcoin buy. I suppose, IMF failed.

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Mother of all sh!tcoins still green against BTC on a 5yrs chart. There’s some hope :grin:.

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I’m stoic calm, maybe for the first time…

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Well for once, the BTC drops are similar to the stock market drops:

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yep… no decoupling yet.

Few interesting things:

Bitcoin gains dominance

and the hashrate… there’s no doubt among the miners.

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Huge discount for Bitcoin. Buy the dip!

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Nice demonstration of why it should be common practice to have the axis start at 0 on price charts.

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It seems that MSTR might be in trouble as they are highly leveraged and their average cost of BTC purchases is 66K.

You don’t get out of a hole by digging deeper…

I’ve been hearing this for years. Ever since BTC was at $3,000. What a hole…

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Does it change anything? nope. BTFD :sweat_smile:.

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in LOG it’s less scary :nerd_face:

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good. lets flush that turd so we can buy more and moon. saylor can be a good martyr for BTC :smile:

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