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No. The problem isn't that people are dumping it.
People dump things all the time. Markets exist precisely so people can buy and sell assets.
The question is why they're dumping it.
If the asset had compelling utility, growing transactional demand, and economic use beyond speculation, sellers would be met by buyers seeking that utility.
Instead, much of the demand is speculative. When speculation weakens, people sell because the primary reason they held it was the expectation that someone else would pay more later.
The comedy here is watching people point at a fixed supply as though that settles the matter.
A fixed supply of something nobody wants is still something nobody wants.
A fixed supply of Beanie Babies is not a monetary system.
A fixed supply of tulip bulbs is not an economy.
A fixed supply is not a business model.
So when they chant "21 million" as though they've discovered the philosopher's stone, they're confusing scarcity with value. Scarcity is a necessary condition for some forms of value. It is never a sufficient condition.
The asset isn't valuable because it's scarce. It is only valuable if people want it for a reason beyond hoping the next person pays more.
That is the point they keep missing. And they keep missing it because repeating "21 million" is easier than explaining actual economic demand.
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