I can't decide if your comment is intentional misinformation or just plain clueless. Bitcoin is obviously capital asset. People pulling out of a capital asset

I can't decide if your comment is intentional misinformation or just plain clueless. Bitcoin is obviously capital asset. People pulling out of a capital asset in order to consume doesn't underline anything, just as pulling out of a Forex position says nothing about either currency of the traded pair. The fact that BTC dropped does not demonstrate anything without context - and in my case the context is that I'm currently 100,000% in profit (and the drop was not 50%), that should demonstrate it's one of the best imaginable vehicles for making more money than I ever could save. It's whatever it is. My wallet doesn't care about definitions or categories. A risky tool remains plentiful, and now I'll double my money once again.