75K$, I think that BTC is now behaving like gold and is no longer showing great volatility, but is rising slowly but steadily. Due to acceptance and scarcity, which are also rising steadily and slowly. It has become an accepted asset and more and more people are buying it out of conviction and for the long term. When interest rates fall, more money will flow into BTC.
Due to the low volatility in recent times, significantly fewer speculators are interested in BTC because it has become too 'boring'.
Due to the low volatility in recent times, significantly fewer speculators are interested in BTC because it has become too 'boring'.
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@SemiGrowth Has just risen from 52k to 66k in just 20 days. Quite normal vola ^^
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@SemiGrowth Unfortunately, what you're writing is complete nonsense.... The Volo will remain extreme.... You should look into the subject a little more.
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•@Testo-Investor Yes, the arguments you make are blatant. I completely understand
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•@SemiGrowth yes sorry I don't have time to explain the world now so you'll have to create something of your own
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@SemiGrowth Vola remains blatant, around 35-45 percent per year average return!
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@SemiGrowth Bitcoin has a significantly lower market capitalization than gold and an even lower free float.
At the same time, as you rightly pointed out, there are now also institutional investors who can quickly drive up the price with large amounts of capital because the supply available on the market is insufficient.
The volatility will certainly decrease over time and Bitcoin might really behave like gold at some point, but I think that will take a few more years.
At the same time, as you rightly pointed out, there are now also institutional investors who can quickly drive up the price with large amounts of capital because the supply available on the market is insufficient.
The volatility will certainly decrease over time and Bitcoin might really behave like gold at some point, but I think that will take a few more years.
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@SemiGrowth $85.000,-
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