Is Bitcoin Still Dead?

[TheUltraElite]

Whenever I see this type of topics which are common after a bullrun correction, I get reminded of the bitcoin obituaries topic by 99bitcoins. Here in the link in case the newer users are not aware of the site:

https://99bitcoins.com/bitcoin-obituaries/

Bitcoin is definitely suitable as a means of payment. Volatility of price rarely affects the numerical value of the article in BTC, you can do the math yourself and see. But the number of merchants accepting crypto may not be that decent to be proud of, but we are improving on that.

As long as people use bitcoin, it is anything but dead. On the contrary, many altcoins are actually dead.

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I don't know what kind of world people are living in who still think that Bitcoin is dead or gone. If this thinking was done 1 century ago then it would have been accepted. But it is not possible to accept their idea now.  It is in position. We have seen its price during the bull run. And it is undoubtedly a very reliable coin to invest in.  So you should invest in Bitcoin even if you make money regularly. It will give you more promising results in the future.

[leonair]

I don't know what kind of world people are living in who still think that Bitcoin is dead or gone. If this thinking was done 1 century ago then it would have been accepted. But it is not possible to accept their idea now.  It is in position. We have seen its price during the bull run. And it is undoubtedly a very reliable coin to invest in.  So you should invest in Bitcoin even if you make money regularly. It will give you more promising results in the future.

People who think Bitcoin is dead or invest in Bitcoin because they are afraid that Bitcoin will be a scam or the price will completely fail do not know about Bitcoin. And for such people, bad news for Bitcoin is heard. People who don't believe in Bitcoin are not yet familiar with the modern world. And they are the ones who will regret it in the future when Bitcoin becomes widely used, like FIAT money.

[Peculiar555]

Should those who didn't buy all along dare to jump in or would you recommend going for ALTs as the rising of Bitcoin often drag along the altcoins. Let me hear your thoughts?
[/quote]  Bitcoin is global trading agency established with the aim to make profit or loss, so  asking whether buy all along  dare to jump in the pend on the interest of the person or the knowledge the person has on Bitcoin transaction.                                                                       
 talking of recommend going to Altcoin  lies on the financial strength the person and as well serve as part of experience on her Altcoin transition work.

[CageMabok]

I don't know what kind of world people are living in who still think that Bitcoin is dead or gone. If this thinking was done 1 century ago then it would have been accepted. But it is not possible to accept their idea now.  It is in position. We have seen its price during the bull run. And it is undoubtedly a very reliable coin to invest in.  So you should invest in Bitcoin even if you make money regularly. It will give you more promising results in the future.

Nowadays there should no longer be thoughts like that where there are still people who think about the death of Bitcoin after more people see the significant growth in the value and price of Bitcoin. I also quite agree with the advice you said because now is the time to continue thinking about investing in Bitcoin in order to be able to plan a brighter future without having to think about what if Bitcoin dies. Because from what we have seen clearly with Bitcoin now, it seems difficult to say that Bitcoin will die.

[sandos]

Some people around me still call Bitcoin a scam. Lol, I don't want to spend time explaining it to them anymore. Let them live with their opinion like that when the world is changing. I don't see anything called a scam lasting for many more years like that.

[TheUltraElite]

Some people around me still call Bitcoin a scam. Lol, I don't want to spend time explaining it to them anymore. Let them live with their opinion like that when the world is changing. I don't see anything called a scam lasting for many more years like that.

Let people say what they want because they have a mouth and a keyboard and speech is never going to be taxed.

We are one men armies here, trying to make some money in between our daily lives and if bitcoin is helping us let us make the most of it rather than listening to naysayers, be responsible when you invest and dont invest more than you can lose and you should be fine.

Let bitcoin be dead to them because we will dump on their heads when the price increases and they want to buy bitcoin.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

Yet today, I saw the image above and it suddenly got the question into my head, Is Bitcoin still dead? We've all seen how Bitcoin has weathered through all the critics and FUD to breaking above USD 70,000 steadily since the beginning of 2024. There's all indication it's headed toward USD 100,000. What are you all thinking about these feet.

The topic "Is Bitcoin still dead?" Is one question that can never be totally eradicated in the world of crypto, inasmuch as the use of Bitcoin still exists, people still speculating it's future price, and expecting a potential price. Because most times, one thing I have come to noticed is that these kind of question are always been promoted by people who may have estimated Bitcoin to reach a certain price, and when it fails to hit such price within their estimated timeframe, then they go about asking "is Bitcoin dead?" Forgetting that Bitcoin as a decentralized digital currency has no exact pattern of movement, but yet rather fluctuate due to current demand and supply .

[adultcrypto]

The caption of your post is misleading in that it does not even attempt to explain how you come by the question if. If Bitcoin is dead, activities here would have reduced because Bitcoin is what is sustaining the discussion here. How can bitcoin die when the chances of it making it to the mainstream as a means of payment has increased. This is serious interest in Bitcoin. Bitcoin is making huge progress amd will continue to do so and those who embraced it will be happy they did.

[milewilda]

Yet today, I saw the image above and it suddenly got the question into my head, Is Bitcoin still dead? We've all seen how Bitcoin has weathered through all the critics and FUD to breaking above USD 70,000 steadily since the beginning of 2024. There's all indication it's headed toward USD 100,000. What are you all thinking about these feet.

The topic "Is Bitcoin still dead?" Is one question that can never be totally eradicated in the world of crypto, inasmuch as the use of Bitcoin still exists, people still speculating it's future price, and expecting a potential price. Because most times, one thing I have come to noticed is that these kind of question are always been promoted by people who may have estimated Bitcoin to reach a certain price, and when it fails to hit such price within their estimated timeframe, then they go about asking "is Bitcoin dead?" Forgetting that Bitcoin as a decentralized digital currency has no exact pattern of movement, but yet rather fluctuate due to current demand and supply .

"Is still dead?" kind of line or word does pertains about that as if this one is really that become dead but it never was. It is really just that dead words is really that been used on the time that it would really be making out those crashes or those kind of legal issues and there was link given about Bitcoin obituaries on which on how many times Bitcoin died but its not on that literal thing. It is really just that pertaining into those conditions
as if it was really that dead but we do know that this isnt something that could be real considering that it is really that sitting on top ranks in the entire market.

It is really just that people around do really loves on making that kind of sentiment that it was really that dead but not really that actually trying to realize that Bitcoins price could really be having those ups and downs
on which it would really be just that normal that they will really be having that kind of behavior when it comes to price which been affected by several factors or having no
reasons at all, and this what makes it too unpredictable.

[Insufficient]

I came back here to learn what people who do understand Bitcoin and how it is reigning over the crypto market still, think, despite countless new tokens or coins being released every day only to get clicked baited LOL You got me good with your title. I can't help thinking you are looking into a zoomed-in chart while writing the title. If you bought it years ago or just a year ago, you would think Bitcoin is doing exceptionally well price-wise and popularity-wise. I know you want the price to go higher and so does everyone else with a good bag. IMHO, the answer is obvious, and as like before, the cycle will prove it.

[ColdLava40]

Whenever I see this type of topics which are common after a bullrun correction, I get reminded of the bitcoin obituaries topic by 99bitcoins. Here in the link in case the newer users are not aware of the site:

https://99bitcoins.com/bitcoin-obituaries/

Bitcoin is definitely suitable as a means of payment. Volatility of price rarely affects the numerical value of the article in BTC, you can do the math yourself and see. But the number of merchants accepting crypto may not be that decent to be proud of, but we are improving on that.

As long as people use bitcoin, it is anything but dead. On the contrary, many altcoins are actually dead.

I literally don't believe my eyes right now. Do platforms that mock Bitcoin really exist? Because all I could find on the link (99bitcoins.com) you sent is completely odd.

I literally don't understand what the writer of that article meant by "Bitcoin has failed", going to the extent of mentioning different events that have occurred over the years.

Some people don't understand what it means to fail. Bitcoin has passed through series of tests over the years, including manipulations, but it still stood tall.

In the area of payment, Bitcoin is definitely suitable, especially for high-cost items. But most people would prefer to use alternatives rather than spending their Bitcoin due to its value and potential future profit.

And thanks for providing that link for new users.

[TheUltraElite]

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That topic is made mostly as a sarcastic rebuttal of the many different articles that came up with that "bitcoin is dead" rhetoric at one time back in the early 21st century. Most of these are just temporary which people fail to grasp and thereby lies the importance of clickbait because being influenced by just the topic and not reading what it is about is disastrous in crypto.

So yeah bitcoin has been dead so many times, why not let it die once more. After all, we Bitcoiners don't really care, we make money.