At least for me, part of what made the Tesla angle so interesting was that it was a very visible example of "you can buy a Tesla for 1.2 BTC!" paired with Musk's earlier statement that the company was not going to just turn around and turn the BTC from sales into fiat. Whether the post-game analysis reveals that it was just a publicity shitshow, or not, the new paradigm WAS — however briefly — in the greater public's face.
I have a pretty unworried approach to the ups and downs... much of it based on decades of involvement in a completely different paradigm: selling "collectibles" at auction on eBay. Markets are fickle. There are days when three collectors literally go to war to get something they really want, and it sells for 10x normal market value. On others you take a loss because on that day nobody was looking. My point? You can't be too attached to what happens on any given day (unless you want live with ulcers and insomnia!); instead you have to consider where you are ending up on average, in the long term... and the fact there is that it only takes a few "high flyers" to offset a large number of "meh's."
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RE: Downturn thoughts