It only feels like a stretch because you do not yet understand money deeply enough.
Michael Saylor did not see it at first either.
Then reality forced the lesson. 📚
Most people do not see #Bitcoin clearly until they need it.
By then, it costs 💰 them far more. https://t.co/IAd2XJFlXT
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@Davincij15 I mean it is definitely an interesting asset but calling it the only way to build lasting wealth feels like a stretch.
Long term holders have been quietly stacking this whole time
+961,000 BTC since the bottom
~$70B added
that’s not small money
every time they’ve accumulated like this
price followed after
and now?
feels like they’re almost done buying
while most people already checked out
same story, different cycle
WTF ?? 220 rt ?
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