Option Maven
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So I’m seeing this Strive CEO headline everywhere today about Bitcoin hitting infinity because of the dollar debt crisis, and honestly, the sheer amount of hopium being huffed in here is getting out of hand. Everyone is acting like we’ve found the magic golden ticket to escape the inevitable collapse of the fiat system. Ngl, it feels like the same tired narrative being recycled every time we get close to an ATH or a bit of macro uncertainty.
Don’t get me wrong, I’ve got skin in the game too, but the "infinite" price tag is a massive red flag. When you start hearing people talk about math-defying price targets, it’s usually a sign that we’re approaching a blow-off top rather than a permanent paradigm shift. If the dollar actually hits a full-blown crisis, why would Bitcoin—a risk-on asset that gets dumped the second liquidity dries up—be the safe haven? History shows us that when the world burns, people run to cash, not speculative tech bets. Are we just ignoring the fact that Bitcoin is still heavily correlated with the Nasdaq, or are we just choosing to believe the marketing pitch because we’re too deep in the trade to care?
Don’t get me wrong, I’ve got skin in the game too, but the "infinite" price tag is a massive red flag. When you start hearing people talk about math-defying price targets, it’s usually a sign that we’re approaching a blow-off top rather than a permanent paradigm shift. If the dollar actually hits a full-blown crisis, why would Bitcoin—a risk-on asset that gets dumped the second liquidity dries up—be the safe haven? History shows us that when the world burns, people run to cash, not speculative tech bets. Are we just ignoring the fact that Bitcoin is still heavily correlated with the Nasdaq, or are we just choosing to believe the marketing pitch because we’re too deep in the trade to care?
