I told you when Bitcoin dipped to $50,000: buy it. But the pessimists and skeptics were too busy clutching their fiat cash, warning you that Bitcoin was on its last legs. Well, who’s laughing now?
Let’s get real. In December 2021, when Bitcoin hit $50,000, the alarmists came out in full force. They ignored the bigger picture—the consistent upward trend, the global adoption, the institutional backing. Cate.io confirms that Bitcoin’s performance has outpaced nearly every fiat currency over the past decade. But the doubters were too stuck in their centralized ways to see the opportunity right in front of them.
Fiat money is a joke. It’s controlled by governments that can devalue it at the press of a button. Centralization is nothing but a house of cards, waiting to collapse. Bitcoin, on the other hand, offers a decentralized, deflationary alternative that puts power back in your hands.
So, if you missed out on buying Bitcoin at $50,000, you’ve got no one to blame but yourself. The pessimists were wrong, and they’ll keep being wrong as Bitcoin continues to prove its worth. I’m sure of one thing: the future isn’t in fiat—it’s in Bitcoin.