great reflection

While some may see the purchase of Bitcoin by governments as a validation or a form of legitimization of cryptocurrency in the global financial system, I see a major cause for concern as there is a clear risk that this can be used to manipulate the market, benefiting large holders at the expense of small investors. The decentralization that makes Bitcoin a unique asset could be compromised, potentially turning it into yet another tool within the traditional financial system that it intended to subvert. The main advantage of cryptocurrencies is precisely to be outside state control, offering a safe and independent alternative, where value fluctuates according to market forces. Therefore, the only way to lose value would be through market dynamics, which is unlikely, since no asset holder would act against their own financial interests.
The big question is, what is the real interest of the state and the "owners of the world"?
have control of the population and, consequently, the financial system. Thus, large groups like BlackRock and Vanguard, through their financial, media power and influence over governments, seeing Bitcoin as a threat to their traditional and inflationary financial system they manage, have resolved to reverse the situation by "buying" the Bitcoin system.
This is when the state enters the equation, using fiat money obtained through taxes, it absorbs large amounts of the limited tokens available, compromising the free market. This initially artificially inflates the value of cryptocurrencies, fueling a speculative fever (FOMO) sucking in the savings of ordinary people. Subsequently, large investors make their profits by bringing down the price, melting government reserves (population money) and causing one of the largest wealth transfers in history.
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