Aug 31, 2026 6:33 PM

Bitcoin is not a real asset, and comparing its market cap to gold, equities, or real estate is a fundamental failure of logic. Despite its price surges, it lacks the physical properties and intrinsic use cases that define a legitimate store of value. While investors claim it's "digital gold," its value has zero relationship to actual wealth-generating assets. Is Bitcoin just a massive, decade-long hallucination, or is the old guard simply blind to the future? What’s your take?
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