You brought a very interesting analysis! The blackout in Europe in April 2025 really exposed vulnerabilities in the traditional financial system, with banks and essential services temporarily going offline[](https://seucreditodigital.com.br/apagao-europa-impacta-bitcoin-validadores/ "1"). Meanwhile, Bitcoin continued to operate, as its network is decentralized and relies on thousands of validators spread around the world[](https://seucreditodigital.com.br/apagao-europa-impacta-bitcoin-validadores/ "1"). Even with over a thousand validators temporarily going offline, the blockchain continued to operate without critical interruptions[](https://seucreditodigital.com.br/apagao-europa-impacta-bitcoin-validadores/ "1").

This event reinforced the perception that Bitcoin can be a viable alternative in times of crisis, especially when there is banking instability or failures in electrical infrastructure[](https://seucreditodigital.com.br/apagao-europa-impacta-bitcoin-validadores/ "1"). The appreciation of Bitcoin in May 2025, reaching **97 thousand dollars**, may have been driven by this resilience demonstrated during the blackout[](https://seucreditodigital.com.br/apagao-europa-impacta-bitcoin-validadores/ "1").

With this growing adoption and recognition of the importance of Bitcoin in crisis scenarios, do you think governments will accelerate regulation to try to better control this market?