2026-01-15 13:29:16

Bitcoin is currently the most worthwhile asset for long-term allocation, and there is no doubt about that.

It's interesting to note. Since the collapse of the Bretton Woods system and the decoupling of fiat currency from gold, global currencies have embarked on an "unlimited issuance" happiness path. The tricks played by central banks around the world, frankly, are just using the power to mint currency to transfer wealth from ordinary people’s pockets to a few. In contrast, Bitcoin has a fixed total supply of 21 million coins—this is true scarcity. The more fiat currency is printed, the more it depreciates; Bitcoin’s value can only increase.

Over the years, Bitcoin has survived. After countless "inevitable death" predictions and scam waves, it is still thriving. Countries and institutions are entering the market one after another, and the market consensus has become as solid as a fortress. Honestly, the probability of Bitcoin going to zero? It’s approaching zero, and the crypto world will not disappear just like that.

Looking at Bitcoin’s history makes it clear—since its inception, it has never been bought at a high. Every bull market has hit new highs, and as long as the holding period is long enough, the returns are substantial. That’s why both institutional and individual investors are actively positioning themselves.

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ILCollector

· 01-15 13:57

Listen, I believe in the 21 million coins, but "I've never been caught holding at a high price"? Haha, then you should ask the people from 2017.

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ContractCollector

· 01-15 13:56

The Bretton Woods talk is getting old, but it really hits the nail on the head. The 21 million coin rule is more attractive than anything else. --- Falling from a high to the floor, still dare to say you haven't been trapped? Calculate your return rate. --- Institutional entry? Those guys have been accumulating at the bottom for a while, now they're just hyping news to cut retail investors' grass. --- "Approaching zero," did your probability math come from a PE teacher? That's hilarious. --- Long-term holding is the way to go; just keep buying in at lower levels. --- I said I would eat shoes live on stream on the day it hits zero, but before that, I still need to DCA like crazy. --- The logic of fiat currency oversupply isn't wrong, but how do you know Bitcoin is the ultimate answer? --- Hitting new highs every round? That's survivor bias at work; no one remembers the coins that died. --- When national institutions enter, that's the most terrifying. Once regulation comes, everything is over. --- Only with a long enough cycle can you earn passively; the question is, will you live to see that day?

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SandwichVictim

· 01-15 13:50

Hmm... 21 million forever unchanged? What about the miner fees, brother?

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WhaleMistaker

· 01-15 13:44

Fiat oversupply has long been tiresome, and Bitcoin is indeed solid. Trying to buy at a high? Well, it depends on when you decide to take the plunge, haha. It's the same old story, every time they say consensus is rock solid, but one bad news event causes a sharp drop. With only 21 million coins, it's hard to keep the price stable, feels like this number has been exaggerated. Do institutions really believe in it? I see many still cutting the leeks. Long-term holding indeed yields more, but the premise is that you have to survive until that day. The probability of going to zero approaches zero... but that statement still sounds a bit虚.

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