As we know, majority of crypto investors are here to make money, and quick money. But let's say it's 20 years in the future and BTC is now only doing an average gain of about 10%. However it's utility is still strong. Would you still be compelled to try to accumulate as much BTC as you can, would you feel the need to have a big chunk of it in your portfolio for the sake of it's utility? Or would you not care as much and try to chase other new coins that do 100x, yet are very risky.
IMO I don't think BTC can indefinitely rise 100% on average each year, even with each halving. It will eventually reach a point where the gains are "normal" to other investments. So by then, are people really gonna be super excited to hodl BTC?
Edit: This 10% is not guaranteed but has just shown an average over time now. Just like if you take the average since 2009, BTC has shown incredible returns, over 100% I believe and because of that I think people look at BTC as a ticket to becoming very wealthy. But seeing the return slow down with it potentially going lower than 10% would you still be obsessed to accumulate or would you look into higher paying coins but more risky?
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