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[Anonymous No.17698992]

Why aren't traders treating Bitcoin like the hedge it is?

[Anonymous No.17699040]

>>17698992
A hedge can't be as volatile as BTC. People want something stable when they hedge.

The only thing that might result in a pump from this crisis is international capital flight as people seek to maneuver around capital controls.

[Anonymous No.17699076]

>>17698992
BTC a hedge against inflation not deflation

[Anonymous No.17699103]

>>17698992
It’s still a speculative asset. People do not invest in that during times of crisis....maybe in 5 or 10 years it’ll be gold 2.0 but for now it’s still magical internet money for drug dealers.

[Anonymous No.17699246]

>>17698992
imagine a big long solid poop comes out of her mouth when she opens it kek

[Anonymous No.17699786]

>>17698992
Invest in gold and silver. There can be only one hedge.

[Anonymous No.17699824]

Because bitcoin is worthless. No intrinsic value and only held up by speculation.

[Anonymous No.17699847]

Hedging is stupid. Go all in if you think it will go up.

[Anonymous No.17699861]

>>17698992
traders are idiots and don't understand BTC. they try to place it in their basket of investments and expect it to behave as a backup place to put your money.

they don't realize yet that it is the primary place to put your money. the hedge of BTC reveals itself when there is a monetary crisis, which is not what is going on right now.

[Anonymous No.17699953]

because it's worth literally nothing

>doesn't function as a store of value
>has no utility whatsoever
>incapable of functioning like a currency

BTC shills are either grifters trying to dump their bags or retards trying to cope their heavy bags away.

[Anonymous No.17700292]

>>17699824
>>17699953
Agreed. It's just worthless.

[Anonymous No.17700732]

>>17698992
Even if they did, they are going to cash in their hedge to offset losses in other positions.

Stonks go down, they sell other positions, including btc