In my view, BTC dominance is another 3% drop from self-destruction. BTC's store of value narrative requires it to outperform over long time horizon all other coins that seek function. If that 3% falls, BTC will not recover
the depth in the lavender flower is astonishing. I've seen this in separate photo. In the video, slow the speed to 0.5 and there is just a brief frame after 0:03 zoomed out where it can be seen. It looks in front of the painting.
Viewers should pause it part way and look at the bottom frame, notice the picture is shown in an overlay, with a flower and gold leaf Bitcoin in the foreground.
This strategy of dominance theory is widespread. it's worked in many markets over the last 15 years Anthony Scaramucci BTC: "it’s [Bitcoin’s] the apex predator in the space." Ethereum "“good fundamentals and will grow.”
My thesis has always been that most of the money in BTC is chasing returns, not seeking to store value. As the law of large numbers eventually ruin the annualized % returns, most people will move it into place they see superior returns.
Hardly discussed yesterday, but the ColdFusion documentary is a normie breakthrough of BTC narratives at a level that has not happened previously, ever.
Investing is about returns. When BTC returns can't keep up with returns of ETH, ADA, DOT for an extended time, BTC dominance will die. BSV wins in the post-BTC dominant world
I expect this is the end of BTC dominance, Dec '20 the last of it. It's now within a 1% of a level tested twice in Sept'20. so the floor falls out. The counter-arg is this happened 3 years ago before it all went bearish. not expecting that. BSV wins