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My own kinda crazy feeling about Bitcoin

Call me crazy but something inside me isn't happy about Bitcoin anymore, I can get alot of insult because of this and believe me It won't affect me, because I don't care.

I don't feel the same way that I used to feel about Bitcoin anymore, I guess this is because the government is all over it right now, the massive adoption from the government instead of the retails and normal people like us hurts my guts. The decentralisation is no more, this is how I feel, now with the amount of Bitcoin on these powerful people's hand I feel that they will be able to manipulate the market even more.

We all know Blackrock, if you don't know please do your research, this people are one of the most powerful in the world, and they are well known for one thing, whatever they touches always go to shroud. Don't get me all wrong, Bitcoin have a great future ahead but we are all here for a reason, what caught my attention for becoming a Bitcoin fan was the available power out of the governments reach.
No, you are mistaken. These things should not be evaluated with "gut feelings" but analyzed in an objective matterway. Bitcoin has never been harder to manipulate than it is today. The belief that this is not so comes from a combination of lack of knowledge and properimproper thinking regarding these things. The ownership distribution is irrelevantnot relevant as many believe.

What is harder to manipulate?
  • SomethingAn asset with a $2m2 million market cap.
  • SomethingAn asset with a $2b2 billion market cap.
  • SomethingAn asset with a $2 trillion market cap.

Obviously the larger the market cap, the harder it is to manipulate it. You perhaps were not herein Bitcoin land that early, but there were times you could crash Bitcoin 10-20% or even more by issuing 1 fake news article. That's right, a single article by a random source could manipulate it deeply. Is this what you call less manipulativeharder to manipulate than today?  Roll Eyes A lot of people can manipulate the assets in the first two groups, but very few entities can even make a small dent in the $2 trillion asset.

Don't get me all wrong, Bitcoin have a great future ahead but we are all here for a reason, what caught my attention for becoming a Bitcoin fan was the available power out of the governments reach.
Nothing has changed about this. If you believe that it has, you should stop posting and get back to studying.



FixCorrect your gut feeling, Bitcoin is as great as it has always been. Bitcoin does not care. Bitcoin has given everyone time to adopt it. Those from retail that didn't adopt it yet, it is their own fault. Bitcoin remains pure.  Smiley
Original archived Re: I don't like the idea of governments holding millions of Bitcoins.
Scraped on 17/08/2025, 15:51:08 UTC
My own kinda crazy feeling about Bitcoin

Call me crazy but something inside me isn't happy about Bitcoin anymore, I can get alot of insult because of this and believe me It won't affect me, because I don't care.

I don't feel the same way that I used to feel about Bitcoin anymore, I guess this is because the government is all over it right now, the massive adoption from the government instead of the retails and normal people like us hurts my guts. The decentralisation is no more, this is how I feel, now with the amount of Bitcoin on these powerful people's hand I feel that they will be able to manipulate the market even more.

We all know Blackrock, if you don't know please do your research, this people are one of the most powerful in the world, and they are well known for one thing, whatever they touches always go to shroud. Don't get me all wrong, Bitcoin have a great future ahead but we are all here for a reason, what caught my attention for becoming a Bitcoin fan was the available power out of the governments reach.
No, you are mistaken. These things should not be evaluated with "gut feelings" but analyzed in an objective matter. Bitcoin has never been harder to manipulate than it is today. The belief that this is not so comes from a combination of lack of knowledge and proper thinking regarding these things. The ownership distribution is irrelevant.

What is harder to manipulate?
  • Something with a $2m market cap.
  • Something with a $2b market cap.
  • Something with a $2 trillion market cap.
Obviously the larger the market cap, the harder it is to manipulate it. You perhaps were not here, but there were times you could crash Bitcoin 10-20% or even more by issuing 1 fake news article. That's right, a single article by a random source. Is this what you call less manipulative than today?  Roll Eyes



Fix your gut, Bitcoin is great as it has always been. Bitcoin does not care. Bitcoin has given everyone time to adopt it. Those from retail that didn't adopt it yet, it is their own fault. Bitcoin remains pure.  Smiley