Live resin goes well. Anything that can be decarbed and put it to vapes, or dabed

Made a tidy profit on the dip myself. Such big market fluctuations have been part and parcel of the crypto ecosystem forever. Those with less skin in the game may not be aware of just how speculative the value can be at times.

I expect to see the price stabilise over time as BTC is seen as an increasingly legitimate asset. I also expect to see steep rises in the near future.

Ignoring the U.S for now (as we have seen, they have made the market more volatile and more valuable), one thing is certain: wealthy people are currently in a strong position to buy financial assets. BTC is absolutely one of them, and competition for asset ownership between the wealthy will only increase. In my belief, this factor will be the big driver of BTC's growth in value, and stability in value. After all, this has been the biggest driver since 2019 - and the wealthy have certainly acquired a lot since. Inflation has played a large roll too.

Of course, one may argue that the buy in to the asset ownership of BTC is much lower than other financial instruments - infinitely low in theory. Whilst true, the percentage ownership will always be skewed in favour of those with more cash to buy coin. We will get some of the pie, at least.

I expect the increasing competition in asset ownership to greatly increase asset values generally. I expect house prices to double in 5 years. I expect BTC to do slightly better, having not yet reached it cap in legitimacy - another factor in the value of a speculative asset.

Now, back to the U.S. depending on the outcome of Friday's crypto conference, BTC may spike massively or go through another dip. It's going to be a bumpy ride on the way there though. Ultimately whatever is discussed will have a significant but minor impact on the growth of BTC, either suring up its legitimacy and therefore value - or not - and it will still rise over time in much the same way.

$118.30

3/3/25

08.56

Cheers for the comp