They won’t show you the structure. Yes, #Bitcoin has collapsed brutally. Entire cycles wiped out. 80–90% drawdowns that would permanently destroy most assets. But here’s the part most people ignore: Every major crash reset excess leverage. Every panic flushed out weak hands. Every collapse formed a higher long term base than the cycle before it. What looks like destruction in the short term has historically been reconstruction in the long term. Each cycle didn’t just recover it rebuilt with stronger infrastructure, deeper liquidity, broader adoption, and more institutional participation. Volatility has always been the entry fee. Exponential growth has been the payoff. Over 15+ years, while traditional assets compounded slowly, Bitcoin moved in step function expansions that reshaped modern finance. The real question isn’t whether it crashes. It’s whether you understand what those crashes actually mean. Fear… or foundation?
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They’ll show you the crashes.
They won’t show you the structure.
Yes, #Bitcoin has collapsed brutally.
Entire cycles wiped out.
80–90% drawdowns that would permanently destroy most assets.
But here’s the part most people ignore:
Every major crash reset excess leverage.
Every panic flushed out weak hands.
Every collapse formed a higher long term base than the cycle before it.
What looks like destruction in the short term has historically been reconstruction in the long term.
Each cycle didn’t just recover it rebuilt with stronger infrastructure, deeper liquidity, broader adoption, and more institutional participation.
Volatility has always been the entry fee.
Exponential growth has been the payoff.
Over 15+ years, while traditional assets compounded slowly, Bitcoin moved in step function expansions that reshaped modern finance.
The real question isn’t whether it crashes.
It’s whether you understand what those crashes actually mean.
Fear… or foundation?