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My only question is why long term holders would think to sell at all? My reasoning is if they are long term holders then they must have been exposed to the ethics and culture that underlies bitcoin. They experienced the upward benefits over the long term so outright selling for the sake of selling would not be rational. Perhaps they are using their money, sure, but for what do you use millions and in some cases billions of dollars? I can only justify it with the purchasing of stocks so the liquidity is rotating into stocks. The question remains though, why take money out to put into an asset that grows at a lower rate of return? In addition, now its easier to get a loan on your bitcoin than ever before. So what's the deal?
2025-11-04 17:11:41 from 1 relay(s) 2 replies ↓
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Not everyone shares the same core believes about bitcoin. Depending on when one "got into" bitcoin the narrative was different. Usually the zealots come a bit later than the initial early adopters. Some are probably worried about the state of the world and taking action to be able to live in their new found comfort regardless of what happens during the coming 5-10+ years. However, they undoubtedly still hodl a significant amount of bitcoin for the future. Logically it feels like a natural phenomenon in a new, growing and bottoms up movement that the distribution and concentration of ownership dilutes over time.
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