what is the objective of this “targeted bubble”? To make Bitcoin holders rich? What are you talking about?
No, there are others that have been just as lucky, and some that have been luckier, in their day (one was just named, immediately above your post). It’s a semantic, rhetoric-based point, the way you’ve worded it: the reality of “bubbles” is that their whole situation, within the kind of context to which you refer, is defined only with hindsight according to the timing of the last wave before the eventual collapse. You don't know for sure that they were a bubble until after that. But you seem to be choosing to ignore that. That’s ok, of course, but don’t expect everyone else necessarily to chose to do the same. The point you’re apparently missing is that they’ve all “come back” every time before the last time, and we obviously haven’t yet got to the last time, in this instance. So, what you’re really asking is whether there’s going to be a “last time” in this instance. The way you’re asking makes your own belief about that very clear. But a belief is all it is. My answer (just like that of many other people, I imagine) is “I don’t yet know.”
Solana is the most used smart contract blockchain, currently, more than Ethereum and Ethereum L2's combined
In every bubble there is people that make money by being lucky, but if you ask any crypto boy that you know they won't be able to explain why Bitcoin goes up in a rally or cracks down 20k in two weeks. Not a single one of them. That is why the price is manipulated. If you are lucky enough to be on the right side you'll make money. The ones that managed to stay afloat are the ones that kept holding forever, but that won't last indefinitely, eventually like every single bubble it will burst and will not come back.
Hard to say. Past bubbles typically unfold over extended periods. The Tulip Mania spanned nearly a decade, while the acceleration phase of the dot-com bubble lasted around three years. I remain skeptical about plays involving Bitcoin, particularly those made by MicroStrategy. While it’s possible that Michael Saylor has learned from past mistakes since the previous bubble, I struggle to understand the rationale behind valuing a $25b BTC stack at $70b.
I've tried trading shitcoins and Solana was the best ecosystem (vs ETH, BNB, ...) Since then I am only stacking a little amount of SOL on a solfare wallet. SOL volume on DexScreener ETH volume BSC
my understanding is that these blockchains are gen 2, everyone is paying a toll to use it. they are essentailly platforms like microsoft windows. while bitcoin is gen 1, one would have to invest some serious hardware to mine.