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Every time Bitcoin drops, people swear it’s dying and going to zero. It’s amazing how the same script repeats no matter how high the floor gets. In the early days, a collapse from $1,000 to $100 felt like the end. There was no infrastructure, no liquidity, no believers. Fine, call it dead back then. But years later, It ran to $20,000, fell to $3,000, they said it was over. It ran to $69,000, fell to $16,000, they said it was over. Now it runs to $126,000, pulls back to $60,000, not $6,000… not $600… not $60 and somehow we’re hearing “it’s going to zero” again. Bitcoin is the only asset in history that gets declared dead… at prices that would’ve been unthinkable just one cycle earlier. People still don’t understand that Bitcoin doesn’t die. It resets. It cleans house. It forces its holders to prove their conviction. It punishes bad risk, sloppy leverage, lazy discipline. It transfers coins from weak hands to strong ones. It reloads. And then it climbs again. Volatility isn’t a flaw, it’s the purification mechanism. It’s how Bitcoin earns the right to move higher. Look at the lows: $200 → $3,000 → $16,000 → $60,000 That’s not an obituary, that’s evolution. Bitcoin has “died” a hundred times. Funny how something keeps dying… and making new all-time highs anyway. What a phenomenon. What an asset. What a time to be alive.