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7/15/2025, 8:53:04 PM
>>60631181
>yet its not gone below 100k in a long time. supply is getting lower too as you have all these etfs and funds hoarding it up
So? This a highly manipulated (and cartoonishly irrational) clown market, the number is supposed to go up.
The real issue is exit liquidity, the actual number of *genuine* buyers willing to hand over their cash for your bags. The thing about market manipulation is that it distorts perceptions, assets with very low demand/volume can appear to have very high demand/volume, the entire point is to induce FOMO and sucker the rubes in.
Apart from good ol' wash-trading, BTC of course also has Tether's magical printer to keep things pumping, $160 billion USDT printed so far and counting. Still no audit but we can totally trust them, bro!
TL;DR: BTC's number can keep going up and up but that don't mean shit if you and almost everybody else can never actually realize your SICK GAINZ due to minimal or non-existent exit liquidity. Crypto "investors" are genuinely too stupid or ignorant to understand this so they celebrate every ATH like a personal victory, like they're actually one step closer to being millionaires. Poor bastards simply don't get that *they* are the exit liquidity and will inevitably get left holding the bag, this is *mathematically* guaranteed to happen eventually.
And this is why having a thriving and growing cryptocentric economy is absolutely essential if you actually want to be able to realize any gains since that constant flow of new and returning shoppers constitutes a dependable source of genuine exit liquidity, they can't go shopping without buying your coins first. But of course, that requires that the underlying asset actually works as fungible digital cash (BTC disqualified) and that the goods & services on offer are both appealing AND competitively priced.
>yet its not gone below 100k in a long time. supply is getting lower too as you have all these etfs and funds hoarding it up
So? This a highly manipulated (and cartoonishly irrational) clown market, the number is supposed to go up.
The real issue is exit liquidity, the actual number of *genuine* buyers willing to hand over their cash for your bags. The thing about market manipulation is that it distorts perceptions, assets with very low demand/volume can appear to have very high demand/volume, the entire point is to induce FOMO and sucker the rubes in.
Apart from good ol' wash-trading, BTC of course also has Tether's magical printer to keep things pumping, $160 billion USDT printed so far and counting. Still no audit but we can totally trust them, bro!
TL;DR: BTC's number can keep going up and up but that don't mean shit if you and almost everybody else can never actually realize your SICK GAINZ due to minimal or non-existent exit liquidity. Crypto "investors" are genuinely too stupid or ignorant to understand this so they celebrate every ATH like a personal victory, like they're actually one step closer to being millionaires. Poor bastards simply don't get that *they* are the exit liquidity and will inevitably get left holding the bag, this is *mathematically* guaranteed to happen eventually.
And this is why having a thriving and growing cryptocentric economy is absolutely essential if you actually want to be able to realize any gains since that constant flow of new and returning shoppers constitutes a dependable source of genuine exit liquidity, they can't go shopping without buying your coins first. But of course, that requires that the underlying asset actually works as fungible digital cash (BTC disqualified) and that the goods & services on offer are both appealing AND competitively priced.
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