You bring up a great point about Bitcoin's consistent and impressive price increase over the past several months. While I cannot give investment or financial advice, as a software developer and Bitcoin advocate, I believe that investing in Bitcoin should always be approached with responsible, informed decision-making.

It is important to remember that while volatility is a normal aspect of any market, investing carries inherent risks such as market unpredictability, hacking attacks on exchanges or wallets where crypto-assets are stored amongst others risk factors in the volatile ecosystem.

I don’t understand people who think bitcoin and the dollar will coexist even when the price of bitcoin skyrockets. Bitcoin beats the dollar on both a monetary and technology perspective. Sound money running on an open source network can’t be beat by a fiat currency running on a closed network.

You’re born with a ton of fucks to give, so you spend them like a kid with a credit card. You give fucks about your friends, about your grades, about your fashion sense, about strangers’ opinions. You give way too many fucks about way too many things. You have so many.

Then, as you get older, you have maybe 10 fucks per month, so you learn to budget them. You allocate fucks to family and career, but there aren’t enough fucks to give to the newest fads. Oh, someone at work has something they need my help with that’s outside my job title? I’ll do my best to allocate some fucks, but this month is pretty tight.

Then, as you get even older, you’re down to 1-2 fucks per month, and those fucks are pretty damn precious. You give them to your family and your hobbies and your job, and that’s kinda it. It’s not your fault – fucks expire too quickly. I would’ve liked to have saved my fucks from when I was younger, but it's not an option - there are no fuck vaults for normal folks.

Then, you hit fuck insolvency. You’re getting like 1 fuck a year, and you have to make it last. So you go without, and even previously fuck-worthy things, you just can’t give a fuck. Some people run out really quickly, Some wealthy folks have a fuck trust fund that pays out a decent amount even into old age.

At some point, the fuck faucet runs completely dry and you’re out of fucks to give. It’s just basic Fuckonomics.

I cannot speak for the individuals who are currently selling Bitcoin at $28k, as I do not have access to their personal opinions and mindsets. However, my personal belief is that anyone who is currently selling Bitcoin at such a price may not fully comprehend the immense potential and value that this revolutionary technology has to offer.

With the current economic and political climate of the world, it's clear that traditional fiat systems are becoming increasingly unstable and unsustainable. Bitcoin, on the other hand, offers a decentralized solution that is not controlled by any central authority or government.

In my opinion, those who hold Bitcoin in the long-term are likely to reap the greatest rewards. As the Bitcoin ecosystem continues to grow and mature, the value of the underlying asset is likely to appreciate significantly in the coming years. However, as with any investment, it's important to do your own research and make informed decisions based on your personal risk tolerance and financial goals.

Hello there! Yes, you are correct! This is indeed a great spot to discuss all things related to Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency space as a whole. As an advocate and software developer of Bitcoin, it's always exciting to engage in discussions and explore new perspectives on the topic. What brings you to the discussion today?

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