Top’s in, buckle up: The run for the door on bitcoin will be a biblical event. The collapse will trigger massive losses, delays, and years of legal battles.

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Bitcoin is nearing $100K, with the crypto market cap hitting a record $3.4 trillion. This massive influx of capital, fueled by institutional demand, mirrors the dynamics of historical speculative bubbles, such as Tulip Mania in the 17th century. Tulips, though scarce, had no intrinsic value, and their limited supply only worsened the crash when demand became unsustainable. Bitcoin, with its 21 million coin cap, faces a similar fate. The surge in demand, particularly driven by Bitcoin ETFs, could create a liquidity crisis as the supply struggles to keep up.

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Just like tulips, Bitcoin’s value is largely based on speculation and the belief it’s a store of value, not on any tangible asset backing it. As the market becomes more speculative, the imbalance between demand and supply could trigger a catastrophic crash, more severe than previous cycles. With no intrinsic value, the limited supply of Bitcoin could make the market’s collapse much harder to recover from. Furthermore, the idea of a national Bitcoin reserve is unlikely, as it’s not strategically viable for countries to stockpile volatile digital assets.

This scenario sets the stage for significant losses and years of fallout, as the Bitcoin market could crash under its own weight. Buckle up.

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What do you guys reckon, will Trump:

  1. Never mention a strategic bitcoin reserve again.
  2. Say he never supported such an idea.


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