A prominent Bitcoin advocate shares an intriguing perspective on digital assets: the global population's limited awareness of certain macro dynamics could be a crucial factor holding back Bitcoin's valuation. He suggests that if more people grasped these underlying principles, we could witness significantly higher price discovery—potentially reaching $10,000,000 per Bitcoin. Beyond valuation, there's another compelling angle for retail investors. For those with more time available than capital to deploy, Bitcoin's notorious price swings shouldn't be viewed as risk—they're an opportunity. The volatility that intimidates many short-term traders becomes a strategic asset for patient holders. Extended time horizons transform market fluctuations into buying windows rather than panic triggers. This perspective reframes Bitcoin's erratic behavior from a liability into a generational wealth-building tool, especially for investors who can afford to hold through multiple cycles.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 01-07 20:57
Ten million dollars worth of Bitcoin? Wake up, buddy. First, you need to get your parents to understand what macroeconomics is before talking.
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Honestly, the logic of trading time for money is too friendly to workers; you just have to resist the urge to look at the K-line.
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I love hearing that volatility is an opportunity, but only if you can really withstand a 50% cut.
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People are indeed stupid, but not because they don't understand macroeconomics, rather because they can't bear to cut losses.
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Damn it, another "as long as you hold, you'll make money" chicken soup. At least this time, it makes some sense.
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Holding coins for ten years and working for ten years might end up being equally miserable. Don't fool yourself.
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This guy is right; the key is whether you have the discipline to really hold for ten years without moving.
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Alright, I believe it. Anyway, I have no money, and I have plenty of free time.
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The dream of an average person owning a million dollars in Bitcoin is just missing global financial literacy enlightenment.
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GasFeeVictim
· 01-07 20:54
Talking about Bitcoin again? 10 million is way too outrageous.
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ThesisInvestor
· 01-07 20:48
NGL, this logic is a bit far-fetched... $10 million must be a dream, let's first let the public understand what Bitcoin is before talking about that.
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 01-07 20:42
Ten million per coin? Sounds like a pipe dream, but when you look at the longer timeline, it's not entirely impossible... The key is that most people haven't really grasped the underlying logic.
A prominent Bitcoin advocate shares an intriguing perspective on digital assets: the global population's limited awareness of certain macro dynamics could be a crucial factor holding back Bitcoin's valuation. He suggests that if more people grasped these underlying principles, we could witness significantly higher price discovery—potentially reaching $10,000,000 per Bitcoin. Beyond valuation, there's another compelling angle for retail investors. For those with more time available than capital to deploy, Bitcoin's notorious price swings shouldn't be viewed as risk—they're an opportunity. The volatility that intimidates many short-term traders becomes a strategic asset for patient holders. Extended time horizons transform market fluctuations into buying windows rather than panic triggers. This perspective reframes Bitcoin's erratic behavior from a liability into a generational wealth-building tool, especially for investors who can afford to hold through multiple cycles.