BTC is Down Now

in #freecompliments23 days ago (edited)

The atmosphere was calm this morning and with every cup of coffee followers opened their apps to check out the latest news and then the headline flashed across their phone screens "Bitcoin hits $105000".

News like this is no longer unfamiliar to anyone familiar with Bitcoin and yet it still carries that warm excitement that accompanies every price jump so yes it's done it again and it's soaring as if nothing can stop it.

But as we've come to expect what rises so high must breathe and so the price began to retreat slightly to $102000.

No this isn't a crash although it may seem sudden it's simply what analysts call a natural correction and Bitcoin by its free and decentralized nature doesn't move in a straight line so it breathes like any living organism.

Some may wonder why does the price drop after a surge and the answer is no secret as the market is catching its breath and some traders are taking profits while others are waiting for an opportunity to enter.

It's a game of supply and demand and it's playing out on a global stage without closed doors or monopolistic exchanges and Bitcoin never sleeps so the markets never close.

We must remember that what we see today was only a dream a few years ago and when Bitcoin was selling for less than $1000 the idea of it reaching 100000 was pure fantasy
Now talk is quietly circulating of 150000 or perhaps more and no one even bats an eyelid.

But amidst all these numbers there is something deeper than mere profits or corrections as there is a financial system born from the internet and a system that doesn't require an ID or proof of residence so all you need is your private key and an internet connection.


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I have said for a long time, that price does not matter, only the supply. One million millionaires are now disappointed to discover they cannot buy a million bitcoin, or a bitcoin for less than a million dollars. There is not enough Bitcoin supply in retail hands for retail to use Bitcoin, so that is why we don't use Bitcoin at walmart. But Mastercard wants you to use their credit card. As Big Money buys, the price goes up too fast, and the problem will become more clear in 2028. There are still 1,136,056 BTC to be mined, but by the next halving in April 2028 just 656,250 BTC will be remaining to create. The supply will be just 20,343,750 divided by 8 billion people, just 0.00254296 BTC per person (if it was equally divided, which it is not). This means you can get your equal share of Bitcoin for just $261.294 USD right now. $300 for freedom. 0.00254296 BTC