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Savvy Minds Connect09 Mar 2026, 05:31 UTC
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The analysis focuses on Bitcoin's potential for significant upward movement, comparing its growth trajectory to that of the iPhone's adoption. The speaker highlights Bitcoin's finite supply (21 million units) as a key driver of its value, contrasting it with fiat currencies which can be devalued through inflation and central bank policies. The argument suggests that as capital flows into Bitcoin, its scarcity will lead to further price appreciation, potentially causing a
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