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The ‘ " Bitcoin is a scam ' " crowd is quiet today.

What's the most common anti - crypto argument you still hear in 2025?

"The ‘Bitcoin is a scam’ crowd is quiet today.

What’s the dumbest anti-crypto argument you still hear in 2025?

I’m seeing headlines that Bitcoin has officially flipped Google, Amazon and Meta to become the 5th largest asset in the world by market cap. Wild.

I remember when people laughed at the idea that a decentralized currency could rival Big Tech and now it’s ahead of them.

What's your personal strategy in this market? Buying or waiting?

Over $1B in crypto shorts were wiped in 24 hours as Bitcoin pumped past ATHs and over 230,000 traders liquidated. That’s wild.

Feels like the classic “bears in disbelief” moment. If you’re still shorting Bitcoin in this cycle, you’re playing with fire.

The markets test your patience. Life tests your resilience. Crypto tests both. If you can stay calm here, you’ll thrive anywhere.

If you had to explain crypto to a total beginner in ONE sentence… what would you say?

Do you think most people actually understand Bitcoin… or are they just FOMO'ing?

$357M in unrealized profits.

El Salvador just flexed their Bitcoin reserve and wow Bukele wasn’t crazy after all.

I love to see it. Proof that conviction wins.

When I bought my first Bitcoin, I was scared. When I held through my first crash, I was terrified. But I learned: Fear fades. Conviction compounds.

What’s your biggest crypto regret? Missed buy? Sold too early? Let’s hear it.

The hardest part of crypto isn’t buying. It’s holding. Agree or disagree?

I’ve been reading that countries like UAE, Portugal and El Salvador have smart governments that actually want you to thrive with Bitcoin. That's impressive!

If you’re playing the long game, don’t just stack sats, start thinking about where you’ll be tax-free stacking them too.

Most people quit because they can’t handle discomfort.

Winners lean into it. You grow where it’s uncomfortable, not where it’s easy.

Not all adoption news is bullish.

New Zealand just banned crypto ATMs and capped overseas transfers to $5K. The goal is fighting money laundering but at what cost?

Killing access points to crypto is short-sighted. Criminals adapt. Innovation suffers. If the goal is safety, smart regulation, not bans, is the answer.

How old were you when you bought your first crypto? Do you wish you started sooner?

Elon Musk just confirmed his new America Party will embrace Bitcoin, saying it straight that Fiat is hopeless.

I think this is the kind of pressure traditional politics needs. A pro-Bitcoin political party, backed by one of the most influential voices on the planet is huge.

If he plays it right, this could put Bitcoin at the center of U.S. policy debates in 2025 and beyond.