I think that's complete nonsense because how the (theoretical) underlying worth of Bitcoin is based on its network and utility. Sure, you can get pretty wild sp

I think that's complete nonsense because how the (theoretical) underlying worth of Bitcoin is based on its network and utility. Sure, you can get pretty wild speculative bubbles, but eventually there has to be come to Jesus moment. The tech will keep improving, there will be better and simpler user front-ends. Adoption will increase. People will be more aware of their various options. Not your keys, not your coins. Stock performance is measured with earnings. Bitcoin performance is measured on metrics that happen on the blockchain and in the real world people holding and transferring actual Bitcoin.