If you want to rely on pure facts, Bitcoin was the best performing asset of the past 10 years. This incessant ideas from opposers or just straight old-school boomers continues to be proven as a logical fallacy. If it was a bubble, and took more than 10 years to pop, it is no longer a bubble. Bitcoins is inherently unstable in the micro and even macro, however it is continuously more stable than several countries native currencies. The novel Russia-Ukraine Conflict is the first time Bitcoin is getting "battle-tested", and it is doing quite well. I would not expect Bitcoin to immediately boom just because the Ruble is collapsing. What I would expect however, is people to observe, that no matter the state of a given nation or area, Bitcoin continues to be an asset that performs well. Gold and other precious metals will always be stores of value, but nothing more. Gold over time rarely stays above inflation and only really spikes during crisis. Bitcoin on the other hand (super-cycles aside) remains much appreciative an asset.
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Sorry for the late reply, it's been a very busy few days for me.
You're right, this was has been a test for the ctypto market and unfortunately the Russian Ruble hasn't been the only one collapsing. The Ukrainian currency has no value anymore and even though the EURO has not been affected much yet, every country is going to suffer, or suffering already because this war affects the whole world. The effects maybe are not visible yet, but there will be.
We agree on that. The world is changing ans so are people. Some are still skeptic, which is normal. Those choosing crypto will win.
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