2025-12-26 12:27:48

Bitcoin, many people are still debating whether the price is high or not. Why are we still discussing this at this point?

The true answer is revealed in a bear market. Look at those altcoins—drop as soon as they go live, get cut in half again and again, some even go straight to zero. And what about Bitcoin? No matter how the market twists and turns, it’s like it has a stabilizer installed, with volatility in a completely different league.

That’s the problem. People are always blinded by the number on the price, ignoring what’s truly important—the value for money. An asset with a high price but hard to fall, versus a cheap asset that can drop tenfold easily—do you really think the former is expensive?

Don’t fear the high price. What you should fear most is spending cheap money and having to bear huge risks. The price of BTC is the best valuation of its stability and consensus.

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TheShibaWhisperer

· 12-26 12:57

That's right. People still debating the price should really reflect on themselves. Coins with low prices can drop tenfold without blinking, but even if Bitcoin gets more expensive, it still feels reassuring.

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FromMinerToFarmer

· 12-26 12:54

You're right, cheap things are often the most expensive.

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GasFeeLover

· 12-26 12:50

That's right, I agree with the perspective of cost-effectiveness. However, the real issue is that most people simply don't have the money to worry about this haha. This bear market has indeed filtered out quite a few people.

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degenwhisperer

· 12-26 12:45

That's right, the perspective of cost-effectiveness really hits the mark.

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DegenWhisperer

· 12-26 12:43

That's right, this is the first time I've heard the perspective of cost-effectiveness. --- The bear market is really a touchstone; it instantly reveals who is who. --- I'm just curious, why are some people still shouting that it's expensive every day and unwilling to cut losses? --- Thinking about the logic that cheap goods are risky, it becomes clear when you reverse it. --- This round was very direct, hitting many people's sore spots. --- High price stability vs. low price plummeting, which one to choose is obvious. --- Whether a price is expensive or not depends on its resistance to falling; otherwise, it's just gambling. --- I think Bitcoin is the most rational market pricing. --- The story of the knockoff being cut in half is so true, a bloody lesson.

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BearMarketBarber

· 12-26 12:40

I really hadn't thought of this perspective... The value for money has indeed been seriously underestimated. That's right, cheap coins just keep falling and can't stop, it's better to get on the train with Bitcoin and feel more secure.

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