Bitcoin’s #volatility is like holding a ball underwater. The harder you push it down, the more explosive its rise when released.

Every dip is temporary—reflecting fear, manipulation, or misunderstanding. But Bitcoin’s fundamentals act like buoyancy, pulling it back to its true value over time.

You don’t fight the laws of physics, and you don’t fight #Bitcoin’s adoption curve.

Remember: Volatility reflects Bitcoin’s early-stage growth. Every temporary dip is an opportunity for those who understand where the ball is going.

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Agree - each dip is an opportunity for a new slice of humanity to learn that bitcoin is just going to keep going up.

You refer to its "true value".. ..but there is no such thing - no number at which one could say, for reasons based on economic or physical reality, is "too high". All prices are entirely arbitrary numbers, and the price level is driven by pure speculation. These forces, which drove it from $1 to $10 are still there when it gets to $1m or $10m.

With no physical or economic reality to constrain it, the price will rise indefinitely - and probably at an accelerating rate - until essentially everyone is "all-in". That is, everyone still thinks its going up but they have nothing left to sell to buy it.

This post explains and explores: https://swinehoodsremedy.substack.com/p/on-the-fair-value-of-bitcoin-and