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RE: Halving passed and now what?
Will Bitcoin meet the expectations of miners and investors?
- Facebook annual stockholder meeting discussed Libra
- China national currency on a centralized blockchain
- FedCoin- US national currency on a c.chain
I started using the term d.chain a few months ago because I thought that factors like I listed above would determine the fate of the crypto industry. Decentralized blockchains like Bitcoin will see a need for p2p payment settlements as centralized organizations aggressively pursue options to traditional money. The battle I see is if Bitcoin can prove to be a better option in the eyes of the masses.
I don't focus my vision on this article on whether BTC or crypto in general can or not. But with regard to the debate on whether or not Halving is the gasoline that the BTC market needs to free the price up. However, paradoxically I debate this. I think the price responds to a naturalness as I say in the article, and due to the fact that halving happens or there are external factors such as those you mention, the price is also a natural formation that needs certain factors to generate movements.
Thank you for your participation and opinion, a hug.
I'd take the same sort of perspective if I thought BTC reached the freedom point where enough people are interested and liquidity is competitive enough. I think wee need a couple of trillion market cap to be at that point.
In terms of the Halving, I see this like the slow accumulation of solar power
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ty for the functional engagement.
It may be that if it is, I think this year will be very interesting for the crypto economy