Bitcoin’s Extreme Greed, NSA sell-off, and shifting narratives highlight the need for real-world usage to combat free-falling dominance.

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Hey crypto enthusiasts! Buckle up for the latest twists in the wild ride that is Bitcoin. From extreme greed to NSA sell-offs and crypto chatter, it’s been quite a week.

On Monday, Bitcoin hit a jaw-dropping 90 on the Extreme Greed scale – the highest level in years. But hold your horses, because right after that dizzying high, there was a prompt and unexpected dump. Talk about a crypto rollercoaster!

Now, let’s dive into the NSA drama. Rumor has it that the National Security Agency (NSA) decided to cash out. Yes, you heard it right – the NSA just sold some Bitcoin. Cue the conspiracy theories and crypto whispers.

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Speaking of whispers, Bitcoin maximalists seem to be changing their tune. In 2023, they were chanting “BlackRock, please buy.” Fast forward to 2024, and it’s a different plea: “Uncle Gary, please ban Ethereum.” It’s like watching a crypto soap opera unfold.

But beyond the drama, there’s a serious note to consider. The dominance of Bitcoin in the crypto space is on a free-fall, and there’s a crucial reason behind it. Bitcoin needs more than just hodlers; it needs real-world usage. To achieve that, scaling on-chain is essential. Without it, some skeptics argue, Bitcoin might be nothing more than a high-stakes digital Ponzi scheme.

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As the crypto saga continues, keep an eye on Bitcoin’s real-world applications. Will it evolve beyond being a speculative investment to something more substantial? Only time will tell.

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