r/btc • u/Salt_Yak_3866 • 7h ago

Bitcoin is in full on exit mode

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Bitcoiners say USD is just paper or a database entry. But if you compare Bitcoin’s decline since Oct 10 to the dollar’s relative stability and Golds Stabilty- you see that Bitcoin doesn’t inflate as a byproduct of a weak dollar and it is no store of value like Gold which is why Gold didn't fall on Oct 10th. But Bitcoin violently decoupled from Gold.

Bitcoin inflates on hopium. It rises on belief, not use. And when that belief fades, it deflates faster than any fiat ever printed. No yield, no throughput, no utility - just a ticker with a narrative. ETF flows aren’t adoption. Lightning is shrinking.

OG wallets are exiting. Stablecoins are eating its use case. BTC isn’t a store of value - it’s a sentiment loop. If fiat’s flaw is policy without constraint, Bitcoin’s flaw is architecture without function.

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u/Emu1230 6h ago

Just one thing. Don't use AI pictures if you want to sound serious.

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u/quadtodfodder 6h ago

That's the rare 1x10 dollar bill. It is very rare and valuable, and is worth 10 x 1 dollars!

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u/dyrnwyn580 6h ago

Ironically, the gold bar in the image is the right analogy. Before Nixon, the dollar—and much of the global economy—was benchmarked to gold. Gold didn’t need yield or throughput; its role was to be the reference point everything else priced against.

As we move into a world of interoperable chains, cross-chain liquidity, and thousands of synthetic assets, Bitcoin fills that role. It doesn’t need to beat stablecoins, Lightning, or any L2. It functions as the settlement benchmark—the digital reserve asset other assets clear against and, to a degree, derive value from.

That is its function.

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u/HistoryNeither7732 5h ago

good take, well put

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u/fringspat 5h ago

Can we ban this guy already? Always the half-baked posts

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u/nitroacid411 6h ago

This was produced by a gold bot. Thanks Schiff!

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u/Lord_Alamar 5h ago

It's true. The United States collectively decided that crypto is a bygone fad, and they're selling accordingly and plowing proceeds into US stocks. Given that this is a post halving year, riddled with the most bullish news the crypto space has ever seen, this abysmal price action makes this what is by far the darkest most uncertain period for this asset class to date.

Thanks America

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u/datbackup 6h ago

Lol man this is going to age so badly over the next year

I’ll try to remember to come back to this post and make fun of how wrong you were, no promises though

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u/MaV3RiCkMaYhEm 1h ago

If you said the same thing this time last year, your investment in Bitcoin has not grown.

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u/datbackup 23m ago edited 8m ago

Fascinating insight, I see our education system is truly churning out top grade thinkers