With everything happening globally, from political tensions to economic shifts, Bitcoin is often championed as a truly neutral, apolitical money. It's supposed to be censorship-resistant and borderless, right?
But I'm starting to wonder if it can really stay completely outside of global politics and conflicts. We've seen discussions around sanctions, attempts to control usage in certain regions, and countries looking at it differently based on their own agendas. Can Bitcoin truly maintain its apolitical, neutral status in a world that seems to be getting more fragmented? Or will it inevitably get drawn into geopolitical battles, even if it's just by association
Bitcoin is Bitcoin, and people are just too hilarious by trying to connect Bitcoin with stocks, gold, politics, economy and more. Bitcoin if it is good, and has a design against fiat currency inflation issues, will surely be favorite by many people globally. Over time, more people will realize this strength of Bitcoin and demand on Bitcoin would be increased a lot while we know supply remains the same with 21 millions of bitcoins in total supply. More important, future supply will decrease (halve) every 210,000 blocks or after about every 4 years.
Wars, politics, and anything else won't stop this Bitcoin cycle. Effects from them are only temporarily while in long term, Bitcoin is bullish.
https://charts.bitbo.io/yearly-candles/Casebitcoin (useful).