Quote from: buwaytress on November 25, 2019, 12:21:36 PM

Quote from: bitzizzix on November 25, 2019, 09:02:43 AM

Things like that make the image of bitcoin worse which affects the movement of bitcoin because of the negative impact for those who already believe in bitcoin become less trusting again, and besides it makes people hesitate to get involved with bitcoin.
and the development of bitcoin is growing fast and more trials will be faced, and the saying goes that the taller the tree, the stronger the wind will hit.

Nah, there's little you can do to Bitcoin's reputation and image that time and adoption won't fix. It's the familiar tech cycle. We first heard about AI and robots as potential threats to our very existence. Evil robots hell-bent on murdering the planet. And now evil criminals intent on laundering every single dollar through darknet markets.

Pop culture and mainstream headlines were unkind to the telephone, to cars, to the Internet. It's only natural it's unkind to Bitcoin.

Eventually that tree gets so tall the wind's got to be a hurricane to damage it.

Well it is decentralized already to its system, and so for the reputation it already have for the past decade from its release.
It is quite saddening that it has to be that way sometimes. I remember having a casual conversation with my roommates about their thoughts about Bitcoin and I got bombarded by the word "scam".