>>52844
Is dumbing down applicable to be used for people? I feel like I have heard it more often in the sense of explaining something, i.e. something is explained in more simple terms, or dumbed down. The english word I was looking for was a word to describe people getting dumber (over time)

>>52844
>That would be nice, though if it fell that far it probably wouldn't come back. Any reason you don't like BTC?
The risk to reward ratio is pretty high right now. BTC has already been going up for months now. The best time to buy an asset is always after massive crash or a black swan event. But BTC hasn't had that yet. And if you bought now or around 50k you would have a very high risk of not making any big potential gains. Even if it went to 100k from 50k, you would only get a potential 100% increase on your investment, whereas you could have more than a 1000% on XRP or on other altcoins
I am not very confident in BTC at the moment, it does not seem there are very big gains to be had in BTC, and the risk is high. If I had BTC right now I would probably sell most of it or shift it into altcoins