Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if this article came from some Democrat with dyed hair and piercings lol. And we all know if Biden was pro-Bitcoin, the author would be singing a different tune.
Bitcoin's Worth: Political Propaganda or Reality?
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Totally feels like a propaganda piece. Whenever Trump supports something, the other side has to tear it down. Right now, Bitcoin's the target because the market’s in a slump.
Back in 2024, I was skeptical about crypto getting dragged into US politics. And this article is just another example of that.
What a silly take by someone who clearly doesn’t grasp freedom. Big tech doesn’t use Bitcoin to keep control; it's all about decentralization!
It's not just about Bitcoin being criticized; the article seems to be missing the point. If Bitcoin was truly useless, it wouldn't have gained so much value and traction.
The author clearly lumps all crypto together without understanding the nuances. Every time BTC dips, these so-called journalists pop up to declare Bitcoin 'dead'.
I honestly find this FUD boring. Same old story whenever the market dips. Been here since 2014 and it’s always the same.
Nah man, it isn’t the author who brought politics to Bitcoin. The crypto industry jumped in first by backing Trump in the 2024 elections.
So you’re saying Trump used Bitcoin to win votes, and now the opposition is using it against him? Sounds like a classic political cycle to me.
What’s the economic angle they want from Bitcoin anyway? It’s like comparing it to gold. The money lost in Bitcoin is a drop in the ocean compared to gold.
With all this dip drama, it seems like they’re just using Bitcoin for political gain. Classic move by them.
From the first paragraph, it’s clear they didn’t do their homework on Bitcoin. What took them so long to figure this out?
ninja_2016Newbie
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#13Dec 24, 2020, 07:13 AM
You gotta love how these articles come out during bear markets. If only they realized Bitcoin has dipped before and bounced back.
Crypto is the focus, not just Bitcoin. Timing is interesting though; why now when Bitcoin’s struggling?
But the game’s changed; now buying Bitcoin has political implications. It wasn’t like this before. This could lead to more volatility.
There’s definitely a strategy behind this propaganda. It’s not just a solo effort; there’s a lot of hate aimed at Bitcoin.
I wonder why these negative posts only show up during Bitcoin's downturns. History shows Bitcoin always recovers.
That article is laughable. Which asset has 30% of the US population investing in it, besides stocks and real estate? That’s a win!
How’s that even logical? Just because the price drops doesn’t mean it’s a bad change for Bitcoin.
nova_atlasMember
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#20Dec 27, 2020, 07:27 AM
Stats show that Bitcoin ownership is pretty low among the general public, especially women. It’s a niche market.