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PMI just flipped Bullish.
That’s the quiet signal the business cycle is restarting.
Alts have been compressing for 4+ years.
Same setup as last cycle.
Same boredom.
Same disbelief.
In 2021:
~650 days after the halving → +4,600% alt market cap run.
Now?
Compression → Expansion.
Boring → Violent.
If 2021 shocked people,
2026 is going to melt faces.
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In the world of modern finance, the notion of scarcity is often associated with valuable goods: gold, works of art, or diamonds.
But what about Bitcoin, the digital currency that has revolutionized our perception of money? Why, out of billions of people, will only 21 million bitcoins exist? This decision, made by its anonymous creator Satoshi Nakamoto, is no accident. It lies at the heart of BTC's value and functioning.

The Secret of Scarcity: A Limited Supply for Unlimited Value
Unlike traditional currencies (like the dollar or the euro), where governments can print unlimited quantities, Bitcoin is designed with a fixed maximum supply. Satoshi Nakamoto once explained his vision:
"I chose the number of coins somewhat randomly, as a happy medium. If Bitcoin remains a niche currency, it will be worth little. But if it becomes a global currency, with only 21 million BTC available, its price will skyrocket. Thanks to the 8 decimal places, even small fractions can be used."
This statement reveals economic ingenuity. By limiting the quantity of Bitcoins, Satoshi created a deflationary currency. It's a force that counters the constant inflation we experience with fiat currencies, whose value decreases as new bills are put into circulation.
The goal was clear: to make scarcity the engine of value. Bitcoin is rare, limited, and divisible—a perfect cocktail for a long-term store of value.
Beyond the number: why is this scarcity so powerful?
* A hedge against inflation: Bitcoin's planned scarcity ensures that its purchasing power won't be diluted by excessive creation. This is why more and more investors see BTC as "digital gold," a hedge against global economic instability.
* Infinite divisibility: The fact that Bitcoin can be divided up to 8 decimal places (the smallest unit is a satoshi) is essential. Even if 1 BTC becomes unaffordable, transactions can still be made with fractions, ensuring accessibility for all. Imagine a world where a cup of coffee costs 0.00001 BTC. Scarcity then becomes an asset, not a hindrance.
* The psychology of demand: A limited number of Bitcoins on the market, combined with growing demand, creates panic buying and pushes prices up. This is o$ne of the fundamental principles of economics, and Satoshi built it into Bitcoin's very code. In conclusion, the 21 million limit isn't just a number; it's the heart of Bitcoin's philosophy. It's the promise of a currency that, unlike others, cannot be manipulated at will by a central authority. It's a principle of transparency and predictability.
Now, the question is on everyone's lips: with this planned scarcity, how high can its value rise?
👉 Do you think we'll ever reach the milestone of 1 BTC = $1 million?
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I'm back! End of vacation 2025, I wish you excellent luck and prospects.
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For several months, the price of Ethereum has significantly outperformed Bitcoin…

👉 Moreover, in the month of August, Bitcoin recorded a decrease of 6.5%, and Ethereum exploded by about 20%!

📈 Nevertheless, the seasonality of the ETH/BTC pair shows that Ethereum tends to outperform Bitcoin at the beginning of the year, before losing ground at the end of the year.

According to data from Bitwise, since 2015, ETH has not outperformed Bitcoin at the end of the year.

💸 If that’s the case, Bitcoin could therefore attract capital by the end of the year, and Ethereum could then take over at the beginning of 2026.

What if we rebuilt it from the ground up?

Justin Drake (Ethereum Foundation) proposes “Lean Ethereum”:

👉 A simpler version
👉 Resistant to quantum computers
👉 Capable of surviving the worst crises

2/8 – Its objective is threefold:

• Make Ethereum quantum-resistant
• Reduce the size of the consensus
• Lighten the execution layer

The goal: a lighter, more secure, and less vulnerable Ethereum in the future.

3/8 – The 3 proposed technical pillars:

• ZK-powered virtual machines to validate transactions privately and post-quantum
• Data availability sampling (DAS) allows nodes to verify blocks without downloading all the data
• RISC V framework, a simple open-source architecture that reduces attack surfaces

4/8 – Why these components make sense:

• ZK VMs protect contract execution against quantum computers.
• DAS lowers the participation barrier (less storage).
• RISC V simplifies the execution environment, reducing the risk of backdoors.

5/8 – This is also the heartfelt cry of developers:

Ethereum is criticized for its excessive complexity, which hinders its adoption and creates security risks. Simplification has been a recurring request for years.

6/8 – Vitalik's leadership joins Drake:

Buterin advocates for an architecture as simple as Bitcoin's, denouncing illusory development costs, high security risks, and an overly closed R&D culture.
He also supports the move to RISC V.

7/8 – Other voices in support of the approach:

XinXin Fan (IoTeX) is also proposing zero-knowledge proofs based on hash functions, in order to make Ethereum quantum-proof without sacrificing user experience.

8/8 – Lean Ethereum: Emergency or Utopia?

If the community doesn't understand that less is more, the ecosystem is heading towards fragmentation and obsolescence.
The road ahead is long: Core Devs, validators, dApp developers, and more must be synchronized.
In 10 years, Ethereum can become resilient or... perish from over-sophistication.

🔗 Like, repost, and favorite if you want to see Ethereum survive and remain relevant in the quantum age. 🚀

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