Bitcoin/USD volatility has been decreasing continuously since it began trading, there is no reason to think this trend is going to change while the rate of adoption remains approximately constant.
The bigger the mass the larger the inertia, simple as that really. It is much easier to get 10,000 people to panic simultaneously than 100,000 ... it is why fiat fractional reserve can work with the popular delusion that your money is safe in the bank, when in fact it doesn't exist in there at all and at best only 10% is ever available for redemption (actually more like 8.7% with the latest Basel rules).
As Bitcoin holders being to number in the millions to tens of millions that "10% panic" number becomes at least a million ... everyone bitching about greedy big btc holders, these are the guys holding steady in face of extreme skepticism/negativism since day zero making this thing work for the ungrateful, skittery, day tarders.
The bigger the mass the larger the inertia, simple as that really. It is much easier to get 10,000 people to panic simultaneously than 100,000 ... it is why fiat fractional reserve can work with the popular delusion that your money is safe in the bank, when in fact it doesn't exist in there at all and at best only 10% is ever available for redemption (actually more like 8.7% with the latest Basel rules).
As Bitcoin holders being to number in the millions to tens of millions that "10% panic" number becomes at least a million ... everyone bitching about greedy big btc holders, these are the guys holding steady in face of extreme skepticism/negativism since day zero making this thing work for the ungrateful, skittery, day tarders.
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