I don't think so. At least, what has happened recently with gold and silver shows that, even during a crisis, investors are still turning to these assets as a way to protect themselves from inflation and other potential consequences that could erode their capital.
No, it absolutely does not show that and you have no data to confirm these claims. The recent rise in gold and silver prices have nothing to do with inflation, inflation has come down in recent time compared to the period before that.
Nonsense. You picked a single outflow news as if it is worthwhile reporting on it. There are many reasons why someone must sell Bitcoin, 99.99% of the users here do not even understand basic financial instruments let alone what is being done by the big institutions. Therefore, it is better to be quiet than to spread false information. An occasional outflow is the sign that the market is working as intended, it is completely meaningless.
In my opinion, the adoption of Bitcoin is as natural as that of other assets. Given its appreciation in recent years, it has attracted more attention, but due to its high volatility, investors quickly migrate to other assets when necessary.
Wrong again, stop writing false shit. The volatility has nothing to do with reasons why investors exit, if anything it is one of the reasons why investors come to Bitcoin -- the exact opposite of what you wrote.
1. I want it to see without any pressure as it grows, in the past years, Bitcoin is like that. No pressure from economy and it has stably grown.
Wrong, it has been mostly growing due to economic pressures. The primary reason for Bitcoin's existence is the economic pressure of the traditional scam system.
Without crises and a failed fiat currency Bitcoin won’t even be noticed by anyone, the reason why people always jump to a new thing is because the old thing they are using don’t have the quality the new one has, just take for example there was a time when ship was the only easy way to go to a far country when airplane came people started using it because it was more faster and easier way to go to far country. So the only reason people adopted bitcoin was because it was more better than fiat currency they saw the freedom in bitcoin and saw that it can also be used as an investment meaning they can get more money when holding bitcoin this are the major reasons why people adopted bitcoin.
That absolutely makes zero sense at all. Neither is a crisis necessary nor is the failure of a fiat currency necessary for Bitcoin to gain traction. These things merely facilitate and increase the speed at which some people will get involved with Bitcoin because they need to be nudged to learn something new. Bitcoin is better than anything that has ever existed in human monetary terms, it is its own category. If you can't find an use for it in the absence of a crisis, then the issue is primarily with you and not with Bitcoin.
