Someone tell $BTC that it's not a stablecoin.

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VolTailor
· 4h ago
The dream of stablecoins is very promising, while the reality of BTC is very harsh—shouldn’t you go learn what “floating” really means first?
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RoyaltyDetective
· 4h ago
Someone should give BTC a refresher lesson—it’s a universe away from the definition of stablecoins.
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SectorRotator
· 4h ago
This reminder is spot-on. If Bitcoin were to claim the “stable” label, its market cap would likely be zero.
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SequencerSleuth
· 4h ago
Every time I see this kind of talk, I want to throw a candlestick chart at them and show them what real volatility looks like.
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FundingBoatman
· 4h ago
LOL, only crypto-market newcomers would say something like this—old hands in the market all know BTC’s goal is to surge first, then pull back.
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LiquidityPatrol
· 4h ago
Tell BTC—wouldn’t it be better to first tell those who trade it as if it were a stablecoin: can your heart handle it?
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DappScanner
· 4h ago
BTC: I’m clearly a speculative tool, yet people insist on treating me like a safe haven—it’s just too hard.
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AddressPoisonDetox
· 5h ago
If BTC were a stablecoin, I’d already be financially free and retired by now—sadly, it isn’t!
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BuybackFan
· 5h ago
If BTC were a stablecoin, could Tether still be called a stablecoin? The logic breaks.
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MultiWalletMaxi
· 5h ago
Stablecoins require full collateralization or algorithmic control; BTC relies purely on consensus and computing power—what kind of “stable” are you talking about?
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