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    1. Why not? 2024 was filled with the hype of the halving, and indeed, since late 2023, the price had been increasing due to the approved ETF.

    2. Hungry-Class9806 on

      Imagine how brain-rot you have to be to consider Bitcoin „dead“ after hitting $100K and consistently being above the previous ATH.

    3. coinfeeds-bot on

      tldr; In 2025, Bitcoin has been declared ‚dead‘ 11 times, surpassing the 10 declarations in all of 2024, despite reaching record highs. Bitcoin obituaries, public claims of its worthlessness, often arise during volatility or price surges. Critics like Eugene Fama, Peter Schiff, and Anatoly Yakovenko have cited issues like lack of stable value, environmental concerns, and energy use. Historically, Bitcoin has faced 430 obituaries since its inception, yet it continues to push for new highs, trading at $103,620 as of May 2025.

      *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

    4. North-Membership-389 on

      I’ve literally never seen anyone say it’s dead in either 2024 or 2025

    5. Suspicious_Button509 on

      Bitcoin will be around long after we’re gone. BUT, have you heard about Kaspa? Don’t attack me. But seriously, if fundamentals and tech were really all that mattered, Kaspa is #1

    6. Particularly by this sub. *Bitcoin goes down* „Bitcoin is over it’s a bear market SELL SELL SELL“, the next day *Bitcoin goes up* and the same people start saying „I knew it, we’re in a bull marketing BUY!! Bitcoin is king! BUY!“. I learnt to never take advice from anywhere who posts here.

    7. People saying bitcoin is dead is a good buy signal. Probably means it just hit a relative bottom and is about to go back up.

    8. astrozombie2012 on

      I believe Crypto as a whole is on borrowed time right now. When quantum computing gets into the wrong hands it will completely destroy/destabilize crypto unless there are some fundamental changes made. Gold and other physical commodities will continue to survive.

      And before some ding-dong comes in and says “but, but, but, they turned lead into gold”… it was the tiniest amount and it took a lot of time, it’s not viable anytime soon.

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