No "institutional money" is coming to save you. The penny stonks that offer no products or services are penny stonks, always were, always will be. The 'trapped capital' narrative was cleverly crafted as the trillion-dollar bond market, but was actually aimed at individual pension funds, of which only Bitcoiners would buy; generic retail also give zero fucks. These reverse-listed 'companies' will be taken over in M&A deals or 51% attacks by Wall Street thugs in order to get the bitcoin at a discount to spot. This was never the 'free market' at play, it was always a scam. Most people involved don't realise what they are part of or have been used for. P.S I hope I'm wrong. About all of the above.

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BitcoinIsFuture 2 months ago
There are many scams, of course. All shitcoins are scams too. They will implode at some point in time. That may lead to some price drop. What is the percentage of that "capital" in Bitcoin? But I think in the long term Bitcoin will continue to chase the value from global assets. image
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