Only been in since late 2016, so idk about earlier cycles but while BTC history typically rhymes if not repeats, there are a few things that see different this time.
-first, ATH or potential for ATH seems a lot sooner now before the halving. It was never this way before I though, usually ATH came 6 months to a year post halving
-second, a lot of infrastructure has been built, companies, on ramps, connections to fiat systems, more than previously. There won't be. Mt Gox type of event because there won't be a.single point of failure like that ever again
-thirdly, apart from the GFC when BTC was literally born, there hasn't been as unstable a world like this in recent memory. It's been broken before, and can do so again and BTC may come to be valued more than fiat governmental systems.
These 3 things seems very different to me this time around, im.sure there are others. What do you think?
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