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Come 2030, We’ll Look Back and Say, “This Is Exactly Why I Never Invested in Crypto”
By the time 2030 rolls around, hindsight will be sharper than ever—and many will finally see clearly what some already suspected: crypto wasn’t the future. It was a mirage dressed in blockchain buzzwords and speculative hype.
When Bitcoin first made headlines, it promised financial freedom, decentralization, and a break from the control of traditional banks. The dream was enticing. But what followed? Volatility beyond comprehension, an ecosystem rife with scams, rug pulls, and collapses like FTX and Terra Luna that wiped out life savings overnight. Instead of democratizing wealth, crypto too often became a fast track for tech elites and opportunists to cash in on chaos.
By 2030, we’ll see clearly how regulation struggled to keep up, how energy consumption for mining crippled sustainability goals, and how promises of revolution ended up as just another way to repackage greed. The few who made fortunes did so at the expense of the many who bought in too late—or never fully understood what they were buying into at all.
Crypto wasn’t the next internet. It was the next bubble.
So yes—come 2030, many will look back and say, “This is exactly why I never invested in crypto.” And they’ll be glad they didn’t.