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I would worry more about miners are getting centralized because small miners no longer able to earn profit. Then the government bribe the miners not with an intention to ruin the whole market, but they do it with an intention to control Bitcoin by blocking specific transactions/addresses.
Someone with pseudonym b10c
https://b10c.me/observations/13-missing-sanctioned-transactions-2024-12/
https://b10c.me/observations/08-missing-sanctioned-transactions/
For now, it means the transaction take longer than expected to be included in a block.
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Let's see how to think about this. The price has always kept up to date with sufficient increases, so what should I think? That's right, it is going to be a problem soon time to panic!! 
Are you a teenager? As much as people want Bitcoin price to keep rise drastically (in this case, at least twice every 4 years), "Past Performance Is No Guarantee of Future Results".
Original archived Re: "Bitcoin's Security Budget Issue" - Educational Website By BlockChair
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I would worry more about miners are getting centralized because small miners no longer able to earn profit. Then the government bribe the miners not with an intention to ruin the whole market, but they do it with an intention to control Bitcoin by blocking specific transactions/addresses.
Someone with pseudonym b10c have write several analysis it already happens. See these,
https://b10c.me/observations/13-missing-sanctioned-transactions-2024-12/
https://b10c.me/observations/08-missing-sanctioned-transactions/
For now, it means the transaction take longer than expected to be included in a block.
--snip--
Let's see how to think about this. The price has always kept up to date with sufficient increases, so what should I think? That's right, it is going to be a problem soon time to panic!! Are you a teenager? As much as people want Bitcoin price to keep rise drastically (in this case, at least twice every 4 years), "Past Performance Is No Guarantee of Future Results".