Still comparing Bitcoin to tulips? That narrative aged like milk.

The famous tulip mania collapsed within 3 years. Meanwhile, Bitcoin? It's been around for over a decade and continues to thrive—sitting roughly 250% above its previous cycles' lows.

Tulips were a speculative frenzy with zero utility once the hype died. Bitcoin, on the other hand, has weathered multiple bear markets, regulatory crackdowns, exchange collapses, and countless "death" predictions. Yet here we are.

The difference? One was a flower. The other is a decentralized financial network with a capped supply and growing institutional adoption. Not exactly apples to apples—or should I say, tulips to satoshis.