Bitcoin
bitcoin is undervalued
0%
split
high confidence
“works great until you need to actually spend it”
X is full of people drawing charts and talking about dollar collapse, while Reddit keeps asking why you'd buy a burger with something growing 30% per year. Someone on Reddit actually cashed out at $100k to buy their first house, which seems to be the only practical use case anyone can point to. the experience boils down to watching numbers go up on your phone while convincing yourself you'll never need to convert it back to actual money.
best comment
X · agrees
what's working
- At current prices around $60-70K, Bitcoin feels cheap compared to where it could go after a parabolic run.
- Bitcoin serves as an escape valve from inflation and a way to protect wealth from slowly losing value in traditional systems.
- People who have held Bitcoin regularly since 2018 have been able to use gains as down payments on houses and major life purchases.
- Bitcoin can be used as a vehicle for tax-efficient wealth transfer and protection strategies through trusts and borrowing mechanisms.
- Holding Bitcoin currently dominates over selling, even while Bitcoin continues to trade, representing a positive shift in investor behavior.
what's not
- Bitcoin mining is a huge waste of energy that is destroying the planet one calculation at a time.
- Price predictions have repeatedly failed, with analysts calling it the 'last final warning' for years without materializing.
- Bitcoin is a speculative and volatile trap where early investors often saw their money lose 70-80% of value and sold in panic.
- Bitcoin is highly volatile and speculative, with historical instances of 70-80% value losses causing panic selling among investors.
- The underlying product is useless for any practical task—an actual useful tool doesn't depend on constant evangelism for survival.
score over time
tracked over 1 days
not enough spread yet
first tracked
Apr 7 2026
last updated
Apr 8 2026
highest
56% on Apr 8 2026
lowest
50% on Apr 7 2026
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