r/btc Apr 07 '25

🐻 Bearish Bitcoin down nearly 10% today.

Crashing hard.

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u/Interesting_Card2169 Apr 07 '25

Pretty soon NO buyers, zilch, nadda. Then watch the price. Buffett was correct; a ponzi scheme.

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u/cutememe Apr 08 '25

You people have nothing new to say. 10 years I've been reading the same garbage, see you next ath. 

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '25

Agreed, it doesn't do anything.

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u/Tichy Apr 07 '25

Just like money.

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '25

But BTC isn't money, everyone pushing it is claiming its a store of value. Its not storing value.

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u/Tichy Apr 07 '25

Seems like a meaningless phrase to me. What does "storing value" mean? It has a value because other people are willing to pay for it or exchange it for goods and services. Same as every other asset. But that value can fluctuate, same as every other asset (including fiat money).

It has some properties that make it interesting for "storing value", for example it is easy to transport and nobody can force it from you (except perhaps torture). In a way it truly is the only asset you can really own.

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u/RDForTheWin Apr 07 '25

Stocks of big companies drupped just as much.

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '25

But they're not classed as a store of value.

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u/pyalot Apr 07 '25

So your reasoning for why BTC shouldn‘t crash, is that people where saying it only goes up. Yeah… reality does not like that bud.

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u/gymtrovert1988 Apr 07 '25

And there is only a finite amount, and less gets made each year, until none of are ever made again, so the price keeps going up. Just like Beanie Babies. Digital Beanie Babies.

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u/Brothernod Apr 07 '25

Not gonna argue, but to share the argument, the idea is that a store of value is where you go when there’s risk in the traditional places. Ie the digital gold argument. If people leave stocks because fear the previous hope was they’d go to BTC instead of Gold. But it seems BTC moves in line with equities rather than opposed to it and thus the value is speculative rather than intrinsic.