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To me, that kind of holds Bitcoin back from becoming an alternative to fiat. What do you guys think? Does the dollar’s presence in crypto hurt more than help? I feel like it should be the opposite, Bitcoin taking over in a fiat-dominated world.
No one can forbid you, me, or anyone else from choosing an alternative as long as it exists and works. What is not clear to most people is that this alternative starts from a personal level and stops there, because who with any common sense could think that the central banks of powerful countries should give up their currencies and accept Bitcoin?
It is a system that has existed for hundreds of years and functions in a way that keeps people under control, because dependence on money issued by central banks is the greatest dependence that exists among people - without money, there is no food, water, electricity payments, rent, children's education, fuel for cars...
The idea behind Bitcoin is good, but people are simply not ready to accept something like that in the way you think about it.