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Let’s be realistic. The idea of Bitcoin going to zero seems far-fetched. It’s survived too much and now has users worldwide. If you don’t increase your holdings, you might miss out.

Right? Gary seems desperate to charge major players. If he wins even once, he'll think he’s set a new standard.

Gold is a safer bet for those unfamiliar with Bitcoin. But during wartime, people will prioritize survival over investments. Bitcoin’s portability gives it an edge over gold in times of crisis.

What really counts is adoption rate, not just price. LN is key for making BTC usable again.

I think the U.S. will stall. They don’t want to look weak by letting a small country dictate terms. They’ll take their time and figure out how to manage this.

Do we really need to wait until September for this to kick in? What if the U.S. decides to reframe the laws before then?

Reading your thoughts is solid. Yeah, after hitting 100k, a correction was bound to happen. Now, we gotta keep an eye on the market for the next couple of months. The hack did play a role, but we can’t ignore other…

Been thinking the same. Custodians are a huge risk. They always end up being vulnerable to hacks or scams. Honestly, protocols just feel way safer in the long run.

Trust can take a lifetime to develop but you can ruin it in a snap. That's the truth.

Honestly, I kinda wish both sides lost. Coinbase is all about profits, but regulatory overreach is a huge issue. Both are not great, tbh.

Faketoshi is just a clown, honestly. He definitely doesn't control the keys like he claims. Courts can't touch Bitcoin itself, so their decisions won’t change much in the grand scheme of things. Plus, the real owners…

I feel like there's a shift happening, especially with institutional interest growing. They’ll be the ones holding through the dips. Panic sellers? They just don’t get it.

For sure. It requires a lot of prep work. An investor’s tasks don’t end just at making a deposit. They need to do market research and consider risks involved. Laziness doesn’t fit into that equation at all.

You can’t blame them for trying. If I had that kind of power, I’d do the same. Who wouldn’t want that inside scoop?

Even if a big war breaks out, the net will stay up somewhere. Realistically, not all places would lose connectivity at once.

Some just wait for a price dip, which leads to missed chances. It becomes a waiting game that often leads to frustration.

Yeah, I had to uninstall a few after realizing they were monitoring my activity. Not cool.