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As institutional players accumulate BTC, the narrative is shifting. It’s no longer just a “speculative asset” but a contender against legacy financial systems. Meanwhile, developments like the Lightning Network are proving that Bitcoin can scale, making micropayments and global transactions more efficient.

The question isn’t whether Bitcoin will survive—it’s how long traditional finance can keep up. Are you stacking sats, trading volatility, or still waiting on the sidelines? The clock is ticking.$BTC