Just a thought, I’ve been looking a little on the internet and these are the approximate data:
*back in 2021 there were around 9,000 cryptocurrencies.
*Now in 2025, we’re past 18,000 (Even more without mentioning shit tokens). +100% in the present
I get that most of them are inactive or noise, but still—when new users enter the space, they don’t just buy Bitcoin. They get pulled into all kinds of altcoins, memecoins, forks, tokens, whatever.
Could this be affecting Bitcoin’s price cycles? Like, spreading liquidity too thin or creating inflation in the crypto market overall?I’m not saying Bitcoin is weak—Bitcoin is the father of all this. But I wonder if the sheer volume of altcoins is diluting attention, capital, and momentum.
I trust that maximalists know beyond this and take advantage of accumulating for next generations.
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Based on your experience and years of using Bitcoin, could you confirm that everything else is noise? You have an interesting way of explaining; I know I'm ignorant on the subject but, could it be bitcoin safe in 10 years or more when quantum computing is a reality?
Or it will be an issue for a few years from now....
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