Every major @Bitcoin cycle has shared one constant: loud warnings from legacy voices calling the top… right before the next leg higher. The chart doesn’t lie fear has repeatedly marked accumulation zones, not endings.
What many traditional economists miss is that Bitcoin isn’t just an asset, it’s a monetary network. It responds to liquidity, adoption, incentives, and technology not the playbook of 20th-century macro models built for fiat systems.
Each time skeptics declared the “real crash,” Bitcoin absorbed supply, strengthened its base, and moved on with stronger hands holding it. Volatility shakes tourists, not conviction.
History keeps teaching the same lesson:
Ignore the noise. Watch the trend. Follow the incentives.
