The Elephant in the Room
Bitcoin is now widely seen as a hedge against inflation, as digital gold, or as something to hoard, and is expected to perform very well over the next 10-20 years and beyond. But here’s something I don’t see discussed much: Many BTC holders insist they'll never sell. So, what’s the point of Bitcoin being the hardest money, beating inflation, and being "digital gold" if no one ever cashes out and sells their stack? Sure, the numbers go up, but if you’re never selling, does it really matter? submitted by /u/AyeMiracle [link] [comments]
Bitcoin is now widely seen as a hedge against inflation, as digital gold, or as something to hoard, and is expected to perform very well over the next 10-20 years and beyond.
But here’s something I don’t see discussed much:
Many BTC holders insist they'll never sell.
So, what’s the point of Bitcoin being the hardest money, beating inflation, and being "digital gold" if no one ever cashes out and sells their stack? Sure, the numbers go up, but if you’re never selling, does it really matter?
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