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Quote from: Hatchy on July 13, 2023, 06:19:40 PM

While we all share a belief in Bitcoin's potential it's crucial to strike a balance between optimism and realism. Placing Bitcoin as a sole savior in solving all the world's problems might not be a practical approach. We should all remember that Bitcoin at its core is a currency meant to serve as a decentralized medium of exchange. We should not bother it with unrealistic expectations.

Only irrational people think like that, but rational people understand that Bitcoin is a digital currency that provides convenience in transactions and because trading is large enough it provides other advantages because the price fluctuates so buying and keeping it for the long term will get you profit from rising prices, but Bitcoin is not the solution to all the problems that are happening in this world, especially for finance, but Bitcoin is a good alternative in digital currency as a means of payment, and that investing in Bitcoin is always realistic.

Bitcoin's innovative blockchain technology unquestionably represents a new benchmark in the world of monetary exchange. Its the currency of the people, if you will. Yes, Bitcoin has seen remarkable long-term growth. To not have seen the significant rise in value over time, you would have to have been living under a rock.

Dont get on the defensive, though. No one is suggesting that Bitcoin is a panacea for all ills. Not now, and not ever. Its a device for accomplishing something else; its not the thing being accomplished. But, man, that thing is amazing to use! Its mind-boggling to consider that we've made it possible for people to transact business without the intervention of a central bank or government.

In the eyes of a critic, there is always something that could be done better. We all know Bitcoin has flaws. True, but what is it? Its not how big the stone is, but the fact that its a decent first step that counts.