I'm never pessimistic about Bitcoin. 21 million is the theoretical maximum, but due to various uncontrollable factors, the actual number of Bitcoins in use will be far less than 21 million. Bitcoin's current situation seems more like the result of deliberate suppression. Traditional finance has developed for hundreds of years, while emerging blockchain-based finance has only been around for a little over a decade. However, its rapid development has already caused panic in traditional finance. Once traditional finance is replaced by blockchain-based finance, it will plunge established financial giants into despair, while those with technological prowess in blockchain-based finance will rise to prominence. This is an unprecedented and massive exchange of interests. This is inevitable, as irreversible as the advent of the automobile inevitably replacing the horse-drawn carriage.
Not much flowering for us this season but these pretty pink hydrangeas have brightened my day.
Lately I have been feeling the bearish sentiment radiating from those around me online and in person and I've even caught myself asking questions like "what if I'm wrong?" and then I remember "21 million" which is less than 1 per person for the entire population of Australia, let alone the world and I go and buy more sats.
No one fully comprehends the scarcity, it has never been seen before.
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