Yes. True adoption is what carries Bitcoin.
But this type of adoption is probably not enough buying power to support the type of pump people are now expecting (which is why the ETF has become such hopium)
And ultimately an ETF does not mean bitcoin´s true adoption goes up. It is just speculation. True adoption happens via real use cases as it is already happening in El Salvador, Africa, Venezuela, Argentina, Turkey etc.. The less the financialization of Bitcoin the stronger will be its true adoption and less negative will be the impact from sudden bursts in value which ultimately kill true adoption. The banking cartel is not interested in bitcoin adoption, it is their n.1 enemy. They are interested in making quick bucks, pump and dump. If anyone is interested in delving into what are the risks to Bitcoin adoption and its likely path (more slowly and gradually than suddenly) you can look at my 2 most recent substack articles:
Part I here
https://andreleblanc.substack.com/p/will-bitcoin-win-and-foster-a-new
and Part II here
https://andreleblanc.substack.com/p/will-bitcoin-win-and-foster-a-new-a13
Yes. True adoption is what carries Bitcoin.
But this type of adoption is probably not enough buying power to support the type of pump people are now expecting (which is why the ETF has become such hopium)
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