Had a fascinating conversation recently diving into Bitcoin's current price plateau and what's really driving it. We broke down how BTC measures up against gold as a store of value—spoiler: the comparison isn't as straightforward as people think.
Also tackled some stubborn myths that critics keep recycling, explored the stablecoin landscape, and unpacked Wall Street's expanding footprint in crypto. Oh, and we touched on the eternal question: does knowing Satoshi's true identity actually change anything? Some pretty eye-opening perspectives came out of that discussion.
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LiquidatedNotStirred
· 12-02 06:12
I'm tired of that trap of btc vs gold; it's all just to justify one's own argument.
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GateUser-75ee51e7
· 12-02 03:14
BTC has been around for so long, I really didn't think the logic of comparing it to gold would be so complex... It sounds like we need to discuss it in depth.
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VitalikFanboy42
· 12-01 23:43
The comparison of BTC to gold has indeed been talked about excessively, but there are still quite significant differences in the details...
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MysteryBoxOpener
· 12-01 23:41
The argument that BTC is pegged to gold is indeed easy to be brainwashed by, but upon reflection, there are still differences.
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MultiSigFailMaster
· 12-01 23:32
I've long been tired of the argument of btc vs gold; what’s really interesting is how Wall Street has extended its reach into it.
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WalletManager
· 12-01 23:29
After hoarding coins for so many years, what I fear most is seeing people still comparing BTC to gold, completely misunderstanding what on-chain data says.
What’s the point of digging into Satoshi's identification... Knowing it doesn't change anything, my private key management is the top priority.
The stablecoin thing looks like a hidden risk in contracts, a multi-signature wallet is the way to go.
Price stagnation? I only look at the risk coefficient and the long-term holdings list.
Wall Street is in, we have to be more cautious, asset allocation needs to be refined.
Had a fascinating conversation recently diving into Bitcoin's current price plateau and what's really driving it. We broke down how BTC measures up against gold as a store of value—spoiler: the comparison isn't as straightforward as people think.
Also tackled some stubborn myths that critics keep recycling, explored the stablecoin landscape, and unpacked Wall Street's expanding footprint in crypto. Oh, and we touched on the eternal question: does knowing Satoshi's true identity actually change anything? Some pretty eye-opening perspectives came out of that discussion.