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I'm surprised too.
I like your last sentence :).
The important thing is that every step forward the Bitcoin revolution takes makes the world a better place.
These analysts have to justify their salaries somehow. So they produce these nonsensical analyses, but their clients seem to love them…
For our part, the reason we chose Bitcoin is precisely to leave this system behind and change our playing field. No more playing field manipulated by the Fed, Wall Street, and financial giants like BlackRock.
With Bitcoin, we're on our own playing field. We can verify everything. We participate in the network and contribute to creating a better future where the rules are set in stone and cannot be constantly manipulated by a few powerful individuals who don't even represent the people.
In short, we're fighting for our freedom!
I think the people who are disappointed are primarily those who set specific goals with deadlines. The Bitcoin revolution doesn't care about that kind of prediction.
The Bitcoin revolution is progressing at its own pace. It will take as long as it takes, but what the Bitcoin revolution offers is so advantageous that it will eventually spread whether Bitcoin's opponents like it or not.
Patience will make all the difference.
If Russia is starting to sell the gold it has been hoarding for years, it's because it's truly on the brink of financial collapse and desperately needs cash to finance its war.
Otherwise, selling its gold for weak money would make no sense. The only plausible reason would have been to sell some of that gold to buy Bitcoin.
We need to talk about the "Great Distraction."
Walk into any finance circle today, and the air is thick with the same frantic question: "Is the bull market over?"
Too many people are treating Bitcoin like a lottery ticket, letting daily price volatility dictate their mood, their focus, and their productivity. They are tourists looking for a quick souvenir, not settlers looking to build something lasting.
They forget that "better money" means nothing if you don't know what to do with the freedom it provides.
For me, the realization was simple but shattering: I don't want more numbers on a screen. I want my time back. I want to build things that matter.
Bitcoin is the tool that secures that time. But you are the machine that has to do the work.
It’s time to stop staring at the charts and start answering the hard questions about what you are actually building towards.
My latest article explores how to shift from a passive "chart-watcher" to an active "builder."