I've been thanking about this Satoshi quote lately.
"Bitcoins have no dividend or potential future dividend, therefore not like a stock. More like a collectible or commodity"
On the Antiques Road Show, the experts talk about provenance, the story behind the collectible that validates it's authenticity. Sometimes, someone has an ancient rug that looks amazing. If it was authentic, it would be worth a couple hundred grand, but if it's a copy, it's only worth a few hundred bucks.
My node checks the #bitcoin provenance every ten minutes on average. Here is that provenance:
A pseudonymous person discovered a historic protocol robust enough to create a peer-to-peer electronic cash system with absolute mathematical scarcity. No one knows this person's true identity and he left the project after a couple years.
All shitcoins are knock-offs and my expert node cannot and will not verify this provenance. They keep going down on value like fake-ass fancy rugs. They might be worth a couple hundred sats in the future, but they won't have any serious value.