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How many of us are actually "winning" from this AI bubble?
How many of you can actually say that AI has changed your lives, like crypto changed the lives of so many people who got lucky.
The only people 'winning' from this AI bubble, is the major providers.
Think they will make it back? Or will the market wait until they capitulate before finding bottom.
JUST IN: Michael Saylor's 'Strategy' currently has a $14,000,000,000 unrealized loss on its Bitcoin investment.
Tom Lee's 'Bitmine' currently has a $10,500,000,000 unrealized loss on its $ETH investment.
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Are we entering a distribution phase after more than a month of straight upside and nearly +30% gains for $BTC? 👀
Both CPI and PPI came in hot
$BTC has tested the $82-83K zone multiple times already
Saylor is no longer buying aggressively
$BTC is now interacting with the MA200
Bitcoin ETFs just saw massive outflows: -16,585 $BTC (~$1.33B)
Feels like the market is getting extremely fragile here.
All it takes is a few more strong red candles and sentiment could flip very fast, especially when so much of the recent move has been driven by speculative momentum flows.
WDYT?
Is Bitcoin really underperforming gold over the past 5 years?
Sounds cursed, but the numbers say yes.
Bitcoin
> Price on May 25, 2021: $38,361.81
> Price on May 25, 2026: $77,629
> 5 year return: +102.36%
Gold
> Price on May 25, 2021: $1,898.07
> Price on May 25, 2026: $4,569.17
> 5 year return: +140.73%
So yes, from one angle, Bitcoin looks like it got cooked.
Gold outperformed BTC.
Digital gold lost to actual gold.
Boomers won this round
From a bearish view, you could say Bitcoin is falling behind, losing momentum, and maybe the game is already over.
But zoom out for a second.
If an asset as massive and boring as gold can still pump 140% in five years, what happens when Bitcoin becomes fully accepted as a global safe asset?
We are not talking about altcoins here.
> No 100x casino bags.
> No low float vaporware.
> No random ticker going vertical on Binance.
Just Bitcoin.
A scarce, liquid, global asset that still has room to absorb capital from gold, bonds, cash, institutions, sovereign wealth funds, and maybe even nation states.
And when you zoom out further, the Bitcoin chart looks very different:
> 10 years ago, Return: +17,089%
> 9 years ago, Return: +3,280%
> 8 years ago, Return: +933%
> 7 years ago, Return: +860%
> 6 years ago, Return: +768%
So no, you are not early like the 2013 cypherpunk cave dwellers.
But you are also not late.
Bitcoin has already survived every “it’s over” cycle, every miner capitulation, every China ban, every exchange collapse, every macro panic, every “gold is better” take, and every bear market funeral.
And it is still here.
Maybe the real takeaway is not “Bitcoin lost to gold.”
Maybe the takeaway is this:
If gold can still do numbers at that size, Bitcoin’s long term upside as a harder, more portable, more liquid digital safe asset is still absolutely insane.
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