BTC has just returned to $80,000, and two big names started arguing right away. 😃
Investor Jason Calacanis went straight on the attack:
“Dead cat bounces are still happening.”
His reasoning was also very direct: after 17 years, Bitcoin trading tools aren’t great and smart contracts don’t work either. If there really were some large-scale applications, they should have shown up already.
Saylor replied immediately:
“Bitcoin is already a $1.6 trillion success story. The biggest application is ‘digital capital’ and preserving wealth across generations.”
In the end, he added one more jab:
“Orange ties don’t come off.”
In reality, the two of them aren’t arguing about whether $80,000 is expensive or not—they’re disagreeing about what Bitcoin is actually for, and they have completely different understandings.
I think it’s pretty interesting.
Seventeen years have passed, and Bitcoin is still being debated about “what it’s actually for,” while on the other side, its market value has already reached $1.6 trillion.
As for whether it ultimately becomes “boring old tech,” or gradually turns into a kind of digital store-of-value asset, we may need a few more years to look back and find out.$BTC
$ETH
#比特币突破8万美元大关
Investor Jason Calacanis went straight on the attack:
“Dead cat bounces are still happening.”
His reasoning was also very direct: after 17 years, Bitcoin trading tools aren’t great and smart contracts don’t work either. If there really were some large-scale applications, they should have shown up already.
Saylor replied immediately:
“Bitcoin is already a $1.6 trillion success story. The biggest application is ‘digital capital’ and preserving wealth across generations.”
In the end, he added one more jab:
“Orange ties don’t come off.”
In reality, the two of them aren’t arguing about whether $80,000 is expensive or not—they’re disagreeing about what Bitcoin is actually for, and they have completely different understandings.
I think it’s pretty interesting.
Seventeen years have passed, and Bitcoin is still being debated about “what it’s actually for,” while on the other side, its market value has already reached $1.6 trillion.
As for whether it ultimately becomes “boring old tech,” or gradually turns into a kind of digital store-of-value asset, we may need a few more years to look back and find out.$BTC
$ETH
#比特币突破8万美元大关