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Author Topic: What could become of Bitcoin?  (Read 805 times)

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Re: What could become of Bitcoin?
« Reply #15 on: April 15, 2025, 06:39:23 AM »
The establishment of Bitcoin Strategic Reserve pioneered by the US government has call for the consideration of BTC by other countries while others are also standing against this development.
The political elements and US campaign are still felt, so the presence of Bitcoin Strategic Reverse could be just an effect of fulfilling Trump's campaign promises to his supporters from the cryptocurrency sector... yes, we can't see that as a serious decision as long as we don't see the US making large purchases or adopting cryptocurrency... as long as that doesn't happen, Trump's decision on cryptocurrency like his promises is just wishful thinking, because we still need something real...

Trump has the power to influence, so he could just talk about it without taking more serious action... even though the market responds to everything Trump says.

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Re: What could become of Bitcoin?
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Re: What could become of Bitcoin?
« Reply #16 on: April 16, 2025, 07:50:45 AM »


In case of a massive humanity crisis, all traded assets would go down and that may include Bitcoin when holders would just choose to let go of what they are keeping for years to get the funds they need. This is just a natural reaction but there is a chance that in a case something like this Bitcoin will eventually be a winner as more and more people will be looking for safe haven of their assets. Now, everything we are saying here can just be hypothetical and what can happen in the real world may not be the way we imagined them to be. So far, we have not seen a game-changing event that can be a model for Bitcoin (or any crypto for that matter) in such a cataclysmic scenario.  Let's hope we will not be able to deal with this concern in the coming years.

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Re: What could become of Bitcoin?
« Reply #17 on: April 16, 2025, 08:49:56 AM »
The establishment of Bitcoin Strategic Reserve pioneered by the US government has call for the consideration of BTC by other countries while others are also standing against this development.
The political elements and US campaign are still felt, so the presence of Bitcoin Strategic Reverse could be just an effect of fulfilling Trump's campaign promises to his supporters from the cryptocurrency sector... yes, we can't see that as a serious decision as long as we don't see the US making large purchases or adopting cryptocurrency... as long as that doesn't happen, Trump's decision on cryptocurrency like his promises is just wishful thinking, because we still need something real...

Trump has the power to influence, so he could just talk about it without taking more serious action... even though the market responds to everything Trump says.

Actions speak louder than words, in our case.

And politicians love to play in the waiting game as long as they can, to maneuver in case of need.

 

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