Here's the thing nobody wants to hear: if Bitcoin suddenly rockets to $10 million, that's not a victory lap. That's a red flag screaming something's fundamentally broken.
Not talking about missing out or gains here. Think about what has to collapse for that kind of moonshot. The dollar? The entire economic foundation? Either way, we're not celebrating. We're bracing for impact.
That scenario isn't pretty. It's catastrophic. Sometimes the biggest number isn't the best outcome.
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MemeKingNFT
· 4h ago
A $10,000 Bitcoin sounds great, but sister, have you thought about what that really means? Does it mean the dollar has completely collapsed? The economic system is burning? I've always said this logic... The crazier the rise, the deeper the trap it hides. This is really not a good sign.
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PretendingSerious
· 4h ago
Come on, if it really reaches that price, it means the economic system has exploded and fiat currency is worthless. What are we happy about?
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StakeOrRegret
· 5h ago
Well... To be honest, the crazy rise in the tenfold coin price is behind an economic collapse. Who dares to really celebrate that?
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Got it. The surge during a crisis comes with a huge cost.
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So, do you want to make money or stay alive? Do you have to choose one?
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This kind of rhetoric hits hard... but it’s not wrong. The bigger the bubble, the more violent the burst.
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If no one stands out in a specific matter, no one will want to hear it, but this is the reality.
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When the dollar collapses, Bitcoin soars... Whether the money will be worth anything then is another story.
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The lunar trend = systemic crisis. When you do the math, this trade isn’t worth it at all.
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So what should we stockpile now? Food? Gold? Or keep holding coins?
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The biggest fear is being at a high point—making money but not being able to secure the future.
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TommyTeacher
· 5h ago
Honestly, I’m more afraid of ten million dollars worth of Bitcoin than excited about it.
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A big surge isn’t necessarily a good thing; it depends on what the cost is.
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Wake up everyone, a dollar collapse isn’t something to celebrate.
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Large numbers don’t equal good results. If you can’t understand this, you’re just playing around.
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Instead of greed, think about how to handle the worst-case scenario.
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What might be thrown into the mix behind a hundred-thousand-fold profit?
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To say an unpopular thing, such a rise only indicates a problem in the system.
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The moon market is just pretending to be big; honestly, I’d prefer stability.
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Price surging = "economic collapse" — that logic is a bit extreme, but it’s also true.
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Don’t just focus on the numbers; no matter how beautifully a disaster is packaged, it’s still a disaster.
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ser_ngmi
· 5h ago
Hmm... this logic actually has some problems. A rapid surge instead indicates something is about to collapse? Isn't that backwards?
Here's the thing nobody wants to hear: if Bitcoin suddenly rockets to $10 million, that's not a victory lap. That's a red flag screaming something's fundamentally broken.
Not talking about missing out or gains here. Think about what has to collapse for that kind of moonshot. The dollar? The entire economic foundation? Either way, we're not celebrating. We're bracing for impact.
That scenario isn't pretty. It's catastrophic. Sometimes the biggest number isn't the best outcome.