Re: Will the Next Generation Even Care About Bitcoin’s Origin Story?
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Imagine someone born in 2030. For them, Bitcoin might just be another “internet money,” without any myth or romance attached to it.
👉 Does losing the origin story weaken Bitcoin’s cultural value, or does it not matter as long as the protocol works?
I think part of Bitcoin’s magic is its mysterious birth, but over time, maybe the narrative will shift toward practicality only. Curious what others here think.
Will Bitcoin still exists in the year 2030? Imagine someone born in 2030. For them, Bitcoin might just be another “internet money,” without any myth or romance attached to it.
👉 Does losing the origin story weaken Bitcoin’s cultural value, or does it not matter as long as the protocol works?
I think part of Bitcoin’s magic is its mysterious birth, but over time, maybe the narrative will shift toward practicality only. Curious what others here think.
Kidding aside, nobody will not care that much anymore with regards to the origin of Bitcoin, but I'm pretty sure, it will not be removed on the history, and for sure there will always be people that will tell the history of Bitcoin to others.
The one that will stay in the history books is the fact that despite Bitcoin existing for more than decades, the creator of it is still unknown, anonymous, and nobody can even give an accurate person/people on who Satoshi is/are. That for me is what makes Bitcoin "one of a kind" type of investment. There will always be people that will talk about the origin of Bitcoin, but not that much will care anymore.