sam2016

I get what you’re saying about government policies. But Bitcoin’s value is still influenced by market sentiment, which can waver with global events.

For sure, oil scarcity usually stems from government policies. Bitcoin is driven by demand, as shown during COVID when it skyrocketed despite lockdowns.

I mean, they could just ban it completely if they wanted to make it simple. But then they lose tax revenue.

For newbies, AI could make learning about Bitcoin easier. But it’s just a tool, and the real challenge is knowing how to use it wisely.

As for wallet security, it’s essential. Each step needs to be taken seriously, from installation to saving your keys securely.

You really have to pay attention to where you store your bitcoin. Exchanges might be convenient, but they don’t guarantee security. Self-custody is definitely the way to go for long-term storage.

Ignorance is a huge barrier to Bitcoin adoption. Many think they can just dive in and make money without understanding how it works.

I think that stat you mentioned is a bit off, to be honest. Bitcoin’s drop isn’t as drastic as you say. More like around 50%, not 100% back to zero. That’s just wild.

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