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Bitcoin's halving is months away, and cryptocurrency companies are getting excited. Don’t be surprised if some companies fail as they rush products to market.
Historically, Bitcoin halving events — which reduce mining rewards by half — have triggered substantial changes in the crypto landscape. These changes often lead to increased market activity and heightened investor interest. However, basing an entire business strategy on the outcomes of the halving can be a double-edged sword. Focusing solely on short-term gains could lead to missed opportunities or strategic errors that endanger a company's future viability.
Another aspect to consider is the marketing and public perception surrounding the halving. While it's important to generate awareness and excitement, overhyping the event can backfire. Setting realistic expectations is key to maintaining credibility and trust with the user base. The industry has seen its fair share of backlashes due to unmet, overambitious projections.

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I agree. But what really got me thinking was what you said, "...fail is a win..."

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  • TerraLuna colapse was a win for Bitcoin.
  • FTX colapse was a win for Bitcoin.
  • ETH going PoS was a win for Bitcoin.
  • "Crypto" companys failing is a win for Bitcoin.
  • And hopefuly, when Binance goes under, it will be a win for Bitcoin aswell, even if fiat price drops 90% (more cheap sats for people who truly understand).

"Crypto" is bitcoin biggest enemy. They ruined the reputation of Bitcoin with all the scams and pump&dumps because normies think bitcoin = crypto. They only slowed down btc adoption. Anyone that supports or promotes shitcoinery doesn't understand Bitcoin or why it's the needed.

No crypto. Bitcoin only. The sooner you realize this the better.

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