Think about it
-There are now a million cryptos and a thousand stablecoins (exponential increase)
-The financial crisis is a distant memory for most
-People think they missed the boat on bitcoin now more than ever
-Social media has taken hold and everyone lives in a fractured bubble
-Institutional adoption has made bitcoin boring and like "every other asset"
-More misinformation and FUD about bitcoin than ever before
-Bitcoin has become mainstream political and is a turnoff to many
-Unit bias is worse than ever
-Bitcion's longevity (it's no longer new) is harming its standing with the younger generation continually searching for the "next thing"
To be clear, these are not my views. I'm thinking about this from the perspective of someone who hasn't taken the time to understand bitcoin and doesn't own any yet.
What say you?
The financial crisis point is probably the biggest. People learn new things when they’re motivated to do so and for some reason the “affordability crisis” isn’t doing the trick.
No, because it's clearly Trump's|Putin's|global warming's|transphobia's|the other party's|Canada's fault.
Sometimes it's also transitory and other times it's not even real, the economy is great the people are just misinformed
lol
I also forgot "those damn [illegal] immigrant's fault".
Bruh everything is Canada's fault. Wen Carney kidnap?
Ad arguendo, sure but bitcoin is still the answer.
Won't somebody please think of the swimming pools?