Does anyone else out there think that bitcoin has a "critical mass" point where enough people without the intention of selling have invested and the price skyrockets without a correction? Will more people recognize the value of bitcoin from a deeper perspective rather than a short-term speculative asset?
From a psychological standpoint, as bitcoin's price continues to go up, I am even less afraid of a correction than when it was lower. Who would sell that isn't speculating? Who is invested in bitcoin that doesn't see the bigger picture yet?
>>3063829
Let's say I told 10 people to invest on bitcoin. 1 of them, not only invested, but traded and is constantly informed. 2 of them bought the bitcoin, but never managed to learn how to trade it. 1 of them managed to trade it for ethereum, but left it there. The rest did not do anything. So the more people are finding out about crypto, there is a small percentage of them that will actually invest, but they will only keep it on bitcoin/ethereum, because they are either to afraid to do anything. Anyway, for those two friends I had to tell them that BTC mooned. Make whatever you want with my comment.