Tariffs will absolutely be passed on to the consumer, particularly on goods where there is no domestic manufacturing base to provide price competition.

Thanks!

The first thing I did was go to the OSU Reddit page and virtually drink their tears

How can it express power law (in the future) with human behavior being involved in the system and most importantly, its price action? Isn't it more likely that historical data has been overfitted?

That's fair. I also bought what I'm willing to lose but enough that I won't feel like I completely missed out if it keeps rising.

I don't think it's apt to compare Bitcoin to a business. As far as knowledge changes, approval of the Spot Bitcoin ETFs seems like the last change that would matter to investors and the price was below 50k then. If you didn't believe then, why does one believe now other than a newsworthy price?

75K wasn't enough to believe it's here to stay but 90K is? Maybe in some individual cases. In general, my guess would be that people weren't paying attention until it was in the news for approaching 100K.

Spot on. If you weren't interested at lower prices, it's just FOMO because nothing else has changed fundamentally.

I never understood the draw of getting a real Christmas tree every year. You have to haul it home, they make a mess, and then have to dispose after. Not to mention the waste of land and resources farming them.