@metadavid
The irony of utility-based tokens that actually do something ($ETH for gas, $LINK as an oracle, etc.) is that their usefulness means they virtually always have a ceiling.
If its price goes up too high, it needs to scale to conduct its function more cost-efficiently, or people will find a more affordable alternative.
Either way, it means you need to hold less; price is implicitly capped.
$BTC being simple and not being overly programmatic is its superpower.
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