What do you think of BTC?

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After several months from halving the BTC price has not yet started scoring high. when do you think this will happen or will there be the post halving bullish wave after this halving in general or what?
 
After using Crypto for payment, I realized Bitcoin is such an innovative product of this generation - technology.
 
Overall I'm bullish, BTC break pretty significant number 100k. If you are buyer from lower levels you should exit position for sure. Simply because this was more than decent run. If you want to join the buyers you should wait for lower prices. BTC will go much more higher in the future.
 
The price has dropped to around 92K from 102K. I believe it could see additional declines before recovering to over 100K, I am a holder but I also feel nervous my equity -10% 😁
 
The price has dropped to around 92K from 102K. I believe it could see additional declines before recovering to over 100K, I am a holder but I also feel nervous my equity -10% 😁
I get that. Are you planning to buy more if it drops?
 
Will it now go stable post Jan 20th?
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I would be cautious regarding BTC in 1 year. It might not be included in the official US crypto reserves listing due to energy-related concerns.

But guess which two cryptos will definitely make the list? 🙂
 
I would be cautious regarding BTC in 1 year. It might not be included in the official US crypto reserves listing due to energy-related concerns.

But guess which two cryptos will definitely make the list? 🙂
Possibly ETH & USDC? Do you think it will take spotlight?
 
Possibly ETH & USDC? Do you think it will take spotlight?

With the U.S. setting up official crypto reserves, it's likely they'll focus on energy-efficient cryptos and those with high market caps—probably the top 20 to 50. Given Bitcoin's hefty energy use, it might not make the cut. On the other hand, Ethereum (ETH) and USD Coin (USDC) seem like strong contenders.

In an interesting twist, President Trump and his family have jumped into the crypto scene, launching their own tokens like $TRUMP and $MELANIA. While this has stirred up some debate over potential conflicts of interest, it definitely adds a new layer to the evolving crypto landscape...

Money itself is just a form of belief. Cryptos that people trust the most will dominate. Celebrities with millions of followers promoting meme coins are essentially showcasing their belief, which influences others. Governments will likely structure their reserves around the cryptos with the strongest collective belief—basically creating a “faith-based crypto index.”
 
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With the U.S. setting up official crypto reserves, it's likely they'll focus on energy-efficient cryptos and those with high market caps—probably the top 20 to 50. Given Bitcoin's hefty energy use, it might not make the cut. On the other hand, Ethereum (ETH) and USD Coin (USDC) seem like strong contenders.

In an interesting twist, President Trump and his family have jumped into the crypto scene, launching their own tokens like $TRUMP and $MELANIA. While this has stirred up some debate over potential conflicts of interest, it definitely adds a new layer to the evolving crypto landscape...

Money itself is just a form of belief. Cryptos that people trust the most will dominate. Celebrities with millions of followers promoting meme coins are essentially showcasing their belief, which influences others. Governments will likely structure their reserves around the cryptos with the strongest collective belief—basically creating a “faith-based crypto index.”
Nice! Little curious. Do you feel Govt backing specific crypto can shift decentralized idea?
 
Nice! Little curious. Do you feel Govt backing specific crypto can shift decentralized idea?
At this moment, I do not believe we have true decentralization. For me, true decentralization would mean no mining data centers are needed, and all calculations are distributed across mobile phones. There are some attempts, like Pi Network or Monero, but they still have limitations.

If a government backs a specific crypto, it could further centralize control, even if the technology itself remains decentralized.

While a state-backed crypto might bring legitimacy and adoption, it’s unlikely to align with the original vision of full decentralization.
 
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