No! The Market Has Not Decided

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“The market has decided” is not even a valid argument.

The market is not a constant but constantly evolves, adding new variables to the equation, and it corrects its past mistakes while trying not to repeat them.

BTC is a gross mistake that will be corrected once funds drop support to this ineffective cryptocurrency.

The argument that the market has decided is flawed and lacks financial substance.

The free market decides all the time.

Bitcoin Cash is Bitcoin, Let That Sink In

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Once the market finds out, it will embrace it.

BTC maximalists seem to think the market will not regret supporting their lost cause and would gladly ship Bitcoin to the path of KYC and censorship rather than admitting their frivolous mistake.

AS BTC becomes a toy at the hands of BlackRock and other financial institutions, all that remains is the NGU and the price action.

Investors find Bitcoin Cash during the bear market when the loud voices of influencers calm down, and a more modest rational behavior prevails.
The Bitcoin Cash community carries the torch of Bitcoin’s financial freedom when maximalists promote centralized platforms and Custodial Lightning.

Those who invested in 2021 think custodians are crypto since they followed financial advice from Bitcoin top advocates and rushed into Celsius, BlockFi, Gemini, and other unstable foundations.

They never understood the power of owning your money that cryptocurrencies offer.

Legacy finance supports BTC as long as it remains custodial and demands the delisting of privacy-oriented coins.

Financial surveillance, with the enforcement of the KYC threat, slowly becomes mandatory.

Laws are about to be passed for any BTC transaction outside of the custodial mechanisms to be considered illegal, and Saylor’s followers applaud this.

Yet, regulators stagnate financial innovation instead of first guaranteeing a free market.

In conclusion

Any market irregularity will end, but it can take several years before the collapse of obscure and unstable foundations.

A Ponzi scheme can reach valuations worth billions of dollars before inevitably collapsing. This is also the market deciding to valuate it into billions of dollars and also deciding its end.

Apparently, the BTC advocates on social media are just masters at ignoring the concept of time and view markets as static entities. At least their ignorance is a warning sign to keep in mind when seeking financial advice regarding cryptocurrencies.

It is the market that corrects its mistakes, and so it will be with the dominance of BTC.

Yet, there is a downside in terms of actual P2P adoption, which was weakened and had to restart in 2017 after the Bitcoin split. 
While BTC reversed merchant adoption, Bitcoin Cash had to begin from scratch.

Currently, a Tether-manipulated market supports BTC, however, when investors lose interest in it, they might abandon it and shift their focus to the next emerging technology with disruptive potential and alter the power dynamics.

Substantial changes take place in the long term, and they ultimately determine the outcome.

The long run decides.

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Thank you for the very informative topic. ❤️

$ 0.00
2 years ago

“The CEOs and top execs will get their bonuses no matter what.”

You should have put this statement in ALL CAPS BOLD PRINT!!

That is what angered me the most when US had that banking and housing crisis during the Bush Jr. administration which was inherited by Obama. The economy is still recovering and the pandemic is not helping!

I often hear the politicians say “Let the market regulate itself.” If only that really did happen. But no matter what happens, the Top Dogs will always look out for Number 1, i.e. themselves.

A few years back, I listened to an interview of the Prime Minister of Singapore. This guy gets paid way more our US president. But the point he made was that he was being paid that kind of money because of how successful the country was being run. His salary was commensurate with his duties and responsibilities and apparently(?), he could even get a raise if the job was done well!

HOWEVER, at one point, the people in the country were experiencing financial difficulty. It was some sort of economic crisis. I don't keep up but what I heard this guy say in the interview, I filed it away in my mind for future reference.

The prime minister said he had a choice: (A) Increase his own salary OR (B) Use the money that would have been paid to him and instead take action to ease some of the financial difficulty of the people and fix the economy. He said he chose to forego getting a raise in order to use that money for the people. He said, after all, he gets paid enough to live comfortably. But the people are having a hard time.

Things that make you go Hmm? I thought to myself:
~ If a prime minister of a country can reason that way, then why can't corporate executives in America do the same thing?!

There was a financial crisis in the country! People lost jobs. People lost homes. People lost health insurance. PEOPLE LOST EVERYTHING!!

But the corporate executives kept their homes, their second homes, their expensive cars, their yachts, etc. And since they had “insider knowledge”, they sold their investments before they became worthless!

What happened to US was WRONG ON SO MANY LEVELS. I truly believe that many corporate executives could have saved their companies and assisted the workers; but they chose to bail themselves out!! That's what I BELIEVE. But what I KNOW is that we sure can't blame the market for not correcting itself!

“BTC is a toy today at the hands of the elite. “ Another statement that could be in ALL CAPS BOLD PRINT.

(Sorry for the longwinded comments.)

$ 0.30
2 years ago

BTC maximalist surely want to hyjack the totall system of Crypto. This was the reason they gave their BTC to banks and banks will work with government to again debunk the freedom of money. Again they are ready to put piles of taxes on the people for non-sense task. When they find nothing to profit they let it put into garbage and take thier move.

$ 0.03
2 years ago

That's an interesting take on it, having KYC and custodial accounts kind of takes away the whole purpose of crypto. I have read lots of stuff about why BTC deliberately kept the block size small, in order to facilitate lightning network solutions, which the banks are heavily invested in. BCH decided that to be able to scale and offering lower transaction fees was more in line with Satoshis original vision. As you say, the BTC maximalists may keep this thing going for a long time, but eventually move on.

BCH has a real world value and is better suited to frictionless transactions, cross borders for a small fee!

$ 0.05
2 years ago

Centralized cryptocurrency services will become more restrictive every day. And will be more at the service of the power groups of banks and governments. That's not what cryptos were created for. Let's hope most people will understand that sometime before it's too late.

$ 0.10
2 years ago

The problem is that many people do not understand, or do not want to understand, that Bitcoin BTC has been hijacked and centralised by Blockstream. They are only blinded by the high price and the fairy tale of digital gold.

$ 0.05
2 years ago

Yes... That is it💕

$ 0.00
2 years ago

Agree with you. But I think the main problem is that most people new to this follow the news, and most of them relate crypto just with BTC.

$ 0.00
2 years ago

That will change. BTC will lose and more and more people will notice.

$ 0.05
2 years ago

Just look at the BTC dominance over the years. It is clear where it will end.

$ 0.05
2 years ago

Soon BTC dominance will be 10% and moving lower. It will become completely irrelevant once it stops affecting the prices of other cryptocurrencies.

$ 0.00
2 years ago

I think it will take some time before BTC dominance falls below 10%.

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2 years ago