By Man Of Bitcoin
There is a silent law in the crypto world: time does not forgive trends. Every market cycle proves it. Altcoins come in strong, promise to change the game, and some even manage to do so for a while. But when the dust settles, only one continues to set the pace: Bitcoin.
It’s no coincidence.
While altcoins fight for attention, liquidity, and use cases, Bitcoin doesn’t need to convince. It has already won. Its proposition doesn’t change because it doesn’t need to: programmed scarcity, decentralized network, growing institutional adoption, and a community that has stopped being 'fanatic' to become strategic.
Yes, many altcoins rise faster. But they also fall harder. Bitcoin, on the other hand, rises like empires: slowly, solidly, inevitably. Each bull cycle gives it a new floor. Each macro crisis makes it more relevant.
At the end of the day, it’s not about which one rises more in a month. It’s about which one builds value in a decade. And there, the conversation becomes short.
That’s why, when I’m asked why I remain so focused on Bitcoin, I always respond with a smile: because the market has memory… and Bitcoin has history.
