Bitcoin maximalists are panicking! Analysis of their agenda.
Check this video, and let's analysis it: https://x.com/MMCrypto/status/1885968780813013440
Here’s an interesting video. At first, you might listen to the guy and follow his advice. But now, let’s analyze and get to the bottom of it.
**Bitcoin maximalists are panicking!**
#Bitcoin has reached the psychological milestone of 100k, but retail investors are no longer following. If they want to push it higher, they need to convince retail investors to drop their money into #Bitcoin.
Looking at his chart, it actually shows that the value of #Bitcoin is overestimated. The difference between #altcoin value and #Bitcoin value lies with the #ETF investors. They’re pumping like crazy, but retail investors aren’t joining in. If they want to pump higher, they need *our* money!
In reality, the decoupling of #BTC and #altcoins highlights the #Bitcoin bubble.
**Retail investors aren’t interested in buying something that costs over 100k and has no utility in their daily lives.**
They’d rather invest in companies like #Apple, which make phones and watches they use every day, or #Nvidia, whose products power their favorite games.
With #Bitcoin, they can’t even own one full coin—they’re tired of settling for fractions.
This is why they’re panicking. If you pay attention, you’ll notice Larry Fink and Michael Saylor giving frantic, almost hysterical interviews filled with outrageous, borderline scammy claims. They’re desperate.
Why? Because if we don’t buy into the #Bitcoin narrative, **#altseason will begin**, and *we* will get rich while *they* lose 50% or more of their money.
**Beware of the brainwashing.**
They have control over the media and social networks, so take a moment to think about their agenda.
The guy in the video admits it himself—he has 80% of his portfolio in #Bitcoin. He doesn’t care about #altcoins.
**Stay united.**
#Altcoins are the innovation and the future. These people are only working to protect their own portfolios, and their advice is designed to make *them* richer.
Here’s an interesting video. At first, you might listen to the guy and follow his advice. But now, let’s analyze and get to the bottom of it.
**Bitcoin maximalists are panicking!**
#Bitcoin has reached the psychological milestone of 100k, but retail investors are no longer following. If they want to push it higher, they need to convince retail investors to drop their money into #Bitcoin.
Looking at his chart, it actually shows that the value of #Bitcoin is overestimated. The difference between #altcoin value and #Bitcoin value lies with the #ETF investors. They’re pumping like crazy, but retail investors aren’t joining in. If they want to pump higher, they need *our* money!
In reality, the decoupling of #BTC and #altcoins highlights the #Bitcoin bubble.
**Retail investors aren’t interested in buying something that costs over 100k and has no utility in their daily lives.**
They’d rather invest in companies like #Apple, which make phones and watches they use every day, or #Nvidia, whose products power their favorite games.
With #Bitcoin, they can’t even own one full coin—they’re tired of settling for fractions.
This is why they’re panicking. If you pay attention, you’ll notice Larry Fink and Michael Saylor giving frantic, almost hysterical interviews filled with outrageous, borderline scammy claims. They’re desperate.
Why? Because if we don’t buy into the #Bitcoin narrative, **#altseason will begin**, and *we* will get rich while *they* lose 50% or more of their money.
**Beware of the brainwashing.**
They have control over the media and social networks, so take a moment to think about their agenda.
The guy in the video admits it himself—he has 80% of his portfolio in #Bitcoin. He doesn’t care about #altcoins.
**Stay united.**
#Altcoins are the innovation and the future. These people are only working to protect their own portfolios, and their advice is designed to make *them* richer.
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