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What's your take? Does mainstream access come at a cost to the core Bitcoin ethos?
Yes, Bitcoin is experiencing price surge from adoption from big players and indirectly trading it's decentralized ethics. If the trend continues, it means that centralization is finally winning over decentralization which Bitcoin was designed for.

Bitcoin ETFs are far from decentralized, it's more like giving someone money to helpbuying shares from their Bitcoin portfolio, so you purchase something and manage it for youdon't have direct control over your Bitcoin.

As long as investors are not in charge of their coins directly by being in possession of their seed phrases or private keys. They're not in control and it's not decentralized.

ETF are centralized and don't contribute to Bitcoin decentralized network. They only contribute to the prize surge and isn't a good idea for decentralized when acquiring bitcoin for yourself
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What's your take? Does mainstream access come at a cost to the core Bitcoin ethos?
Yes, Bitcoin is experiencing price surge from adoption from big players and indirectly trading it's decentralized ethics. If the trend continues, it means that centralization is finally winning over decentralization which Bitcoin was designed for.

Bitcoin ETFs are far from decentralized, it's more like giving someone money to help you purchase something and manage it for you.

As long as investors are not in charge of their coins directly by being in possession of their seed phrases or private keys. They're not in control and it's not decentralized.

ETF are centralized and don't contribute to Bitcoin decentralized network. They only contribute to the prize surge and isn't a good idea for decentralized when acquiring bitcoin for yourself
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Bitcoin ETFs are far from decentralized, it's more like giving someone money to help you purchase something and manage it for you.

As long as investigateinvestors are not in charge of their coins directly by being in possession of their seed phrases or private keys. They're not in control and it's not decentralized.

ETF are centralized and didndon't contribute to Bitcoin decentralized network. They only contribute to the prize surge and isn't a good idea for decentralized when acquiring bitcoin for yourself
Original archived Re: Bitcoin ETFs: Are They Actually Good for Decentralization, Long Term?
Scraped on 08/07/2025, 08:48:30 UTC
Bitcoin ETFs are far from decentralized, it's more like giving someone money to help you purchase something and manage it for you.

As long as investigate are not in charge of their coins directly by being in possession of their seed phrases or private keys. They're not in control and it's not decentralized.

ETF are centralized and didn't contribute to Bitcoin decentralized network.