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+# Jemima Kelly, Financial Times Alphaville
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+- quote: |
+    The idea that you can get out of your bitcoin position at any time and the market 
+    will stay intact is frankly a nonsense. And that's why the bitcoin religion's "HODL" mantra 
+    is so important to be upheld, of course.
+
+    Because if people start to sell, bad things might happen!
+  date: 2021-01-07
+  source: https://www.ft.com/content/af686b47-dbb8-426c-b530-27898891bd16
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+- quote: |
+    It is estimated that about 20 per cent of bitcoins have been lost in various ways, 
+    never to be recovered. Then there are the so-called "whales" that hold most of the bitcoin, 
+    whose dominance of the market has risen in recent months. The top 2.8 per cent of bitcoin addresses 
+    now control 95 per cent of the supply (including many that haven't moved any bitcoin for the past half-decade), 
+    and more than 63 per cent of the bitcoin supply hasn't been moved for the past year, according to recent estimates.
+
+    What all this means is that real liquidity - the actual available supply of bitcoin - is very low indeed. 
+  date: 2021-01-07
+  source: https://www.ft.com/content/af686b47-dbb8-426c-b530-27898891bd16
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+- quote: |
+    What we call the "bitcoin price" is in fact only the price of the very small number of bitcoins 
+    that wash around the retail market, and doesn't represent the price that 18.6m bitcoins 
+    would actually be worth, even if they were all actually available.
+    
+    So the "market cap" is in this way nonsense multiplied. You times two things together 
+    that don't reflect what they claim to - the "circulating supply" and the "price" - and voilà!
+  date: 2021-01-07
+  source: https://www.ft.com/content/af686b47-dbb8-426c-b530-27898891bd16