@CryptoCon_ The wonโt ruin the cycle.. even the ETF participants are selling BTC to help finish the cycle.
If they ruin the cycle it would be the game over for crypto. This is what attracts the retail and whales. The 4 year cycle is a mindset!!!
The 2024 halving was an incredibly easy narrative for Wall Street to sell: "Bitcoin is about to become scarcer than gold, buy the ETF before it happens." It worked brilliantly.
But by 2028, that marketing pitch faces diminishing returns:
The Climax is Over: You can only play the "institutional unlock" card once. Wall Street is already here.
The Math Gets Marginal: Dropping daily issuance from 900 to 450 BTC felt meaningful. Dropping it from 450 to 225 BTC is mathematically tiny relative to global trading volume.
The 2024 halving was an incredibly easy narrative for Wall Street to sell: "Bitcoin is about to become scarcer than gold, buy the ETF before it happens." It worked brilliantly.
But by 2028, that marketing pitch faces diminishing returns:
The Climax is Over: You can only play the "institutional unlock" card once. Wall Street is already here.
The Math Gets Marginal: Dropping daily issuance from 900 to 450 BTC felt meaningful. Dropping it from 450 to 225 BTC is mathematically tiny relative to global trading volume.
The 2024 halving was an incredibly easy narrative for Wall Street to sell: "Bitcoin is about to become scarcer than gold, buy the ETF before it happens." It worked brilliantly.
But by 2028, that marketing pitch faces diminishing returns:
The Climax is Over: You can only play the "institutional unlock" card once. Wall Street is already here.
The Math Gets Marginal: Dropping daily issuance from 900 to 450 BTC felt meaningful. Dropping it from 450 to 225 BTC is mathematically tiny relative to global trading volume.
The 2024 halving was an incredibly easy narrative for Wall Street to sell: "Bitcoin is about to become scarcer than gold, buy the ETF before it happens." It worked brilliantly.
But by 2028, that marketing pitch faces diminishing returns:
The Climax is Over: You can only play the "institutional unlock" card once. Wall Street is already here.
The Math Gets Marginal: Dropping daily issuance from 900 to 450 BTC felt meaningful. Dropping it from 450 to 225 BTC is mathematically tiny relative to global trading volume.
The 2024 halving was an incredibly easy narrative for Wall Street to sell: "Bitcoin is about to become scarcer than gold, buy the ETF before it happens." It worked brilliantly.
But by 2028, that marketing pitch faces diminishing returns:
The Climax is Over: You can only play the "institutional unlock" card once. Wall Street is already here.
The Math Gets Marginal: Dropping daily issuance from 900 to 450 BTC felt meaningful. Dropping it from 450 to 225 BTC is mathematically tiny relative to global trading volume.
The 2024 halving was an incredibly easy narrative for Wall Street to sell: "Bitcoin is about to become scarcer than gold, buy the ETF before it happens." It worked brilliantly.
But by 2028, that marketing pitch faces diminishing returns:
The Climax is Over: You can only play the "institutional unlock" card once. Wall Street is already here.
The Math Gets Marginal: Dropping daily issuance from 900 to 450 BTC felt meaningful. Dropping it from 450 to 225 BTC is mathematically tiny relative to global trading volume.
The 2024 halving was an incredibly easy narrative for Wall Street to sell: "Bitcoin is about to become scarcer than gold, buy the ETF before it happens." It worked brilliantly.
But by 2028, that marketing pitch faces diminishing returns:
The Climax is Over: You can only play the "institutional unlock" card once. Wall Street is already here.
The Math Gets Marginal: Dropping daily issuance from 900 to 450 BTC felt meaningful. Dropping it from 450 to 225 BTC is mathematically tiny relative to global trading volume.
The 2024 halving was an incredibly easy narrative for Wall Street to sell: "Bitcoin is about to become scarcer than gold, buy the ETF before it happens." It worked brilliantly.
But by 2028, that marketing pitch faces diminishing returns:
The Climax is Over: You can only play the "institutional unlock" card once. Wall Street is already here.
The Math Gets Marginal: Dropping daily issuance from 900 to 450 BTC felt meaningful. Dropping it from 450 to 225 BTC is mathematically tiny relative to global trading volume.
The 2024 halving was an incredibly easy narrative for Wall Street to sell: "Bitcoin is about to become scarcer than gold, buy the ETF before it happens." It worked brilliantly.
But by 2028, that marketing pitch faces diminishing returns:
The Climax is Over: You can only play the "institutional unlock" card once. Wall Street is already here.
The Math Gets Marginal: Dropping daily issuance from 900 to 450 BTC felt meaningful. Dropping it from 450 to 225 BTC is mathematically tiny relative to global trading volume.
@KillaXBT The whole push from 30k to 128k was driven by etf hype/inflows. It is hard imagine that next cycle will play out. I think itโs ultimately the game over for crypto and BTC. Next cycle will be failed and then the real pain begins.