🚨 Bloomberg shocked the world: Bitcoin can no longer be called a "bubble"! Here’s why everyone was wrong… $BTC
The world of finance paused after a loud statement from senior analyst Eric Balchunas at Bloomberg Intelligence. He urged to stop comparing Bitcoin to the tulip bubble of the 17th century — and explained why this comparison has long lost its meaning.
🔥 17 years instead of 3: Bitcoin has shown resilience that no one expected
Tulipomania lasted only a few years and collapsed with a bang. But Bitcoin has survived global crises, exchange crashes, strict regulations, hacker attacks, and has already gone through several cycles of growth and decline.
It has not disappeared — on the contrary, it has become stronger.
🧠 Institutions are entering — infrastructure is growing
The analyst emphasizes: the emergence of large players, ETFs, custodial services, and regulated platforms has transformed Bitcoin into a systemic asset. It has long had real infrastructure, unlike classic "bubbles," which only rely on hype.
💥 Why did everyone get it wrong for so long?
Because Bitcoin broke the old logic. It is not just an asset — it is a new type of digital value that continues to grow and survive where any other speculation would have already disappeared.
