Quote from: tanjiran on August 06, 2021, 10:03:32 PM

Quote from: clint25n on August 06, 2021, 12:58:45 PM

because everyone knows that this business has such a high level of freedom that bitcoin gives to its investors.so it attracts many enthusiasts, especially beginners to invest in the crypto world, with this we are easier when we don't want to invest anymore then we can release it back on the stock market, maybe that's what makes bitcoin enthusiasts very interested in this investment

Moreover, bitcoin has existed for a decade, the history of its price development is very promising. Initially many were less trusting and ignored, as time went on bitcoin proved that it was valuable and functional. over time, it made the market confidence continue to increase, even without the transparency of the dev team. more evidence than bullshit.the more adoption of large companies that plan to accept payments with btc further increase market confidence. this is proof that btc is "safe", not as scary as it is often reported, as long as its users are willing to learn well how to protect and use their assets.

Quote from: slaman29 on August 06, 2021, 01:41:14 PM

My trust comes from observation over the years. I confess I was into alts a LOT when I was new in crypto, I actually believed all the crap these projects were saying. I even paid money to invest in projects, and believed in building interoperable chains, utility tokens that would save the world with all the things you can think of in all the industries you can make up.

But Bitcoin stayed true to what it did best, which was to provide a means of sending money to anyone, for anyone. I really don't care that media and people attack this utility. Bitcoin has always been the one thing I can trust to send money. Yes sometimes high fees, but I know how to make sure I pay enough. But never network down, never network not accessible, never network blocked. Even ETH cannot say this.

I'm not joking when someone asks me which is the most reliable network to send money with the highest certainty. It's not even bank transfer or Western Union. It's Bitcoin.

Yes, our trust in Bitcoin was not formed overnight, but slowly established after more than ten years of development. Over the past 12 years, the Bitcoin network has suffered various attacks. There is no single force that can tamper with the data of the Bitcoin network or control the Bitcoin network. The Bitcoin network is truly decentralized. This is the basis of Bitcoin trust. We believe more in Bitcoin's algorithm and consensus mechanism. We believe in mathematics and technology.