Have you ever wondered why Bitcoin should even be worth $100,000? Or at least something? What is so unique about it to justify these figures?
It has open code. Absolutely anyone with minimal technical knowledge can copy it, make a couple of changes, call it 'Bitcoin 2.0' — and that's it, here’s your new 'revolutionary' coin. So why does the original cost tens of thousands of dollars, while the clone costs pennies?
Where is the logic?
We were told that Bitcoin was created for cheap, fast, and independent payments. But in reality, the fees reach tens of dollars, and transactions can take hours. Where is that 'payment revolution' that was promised?
Maybe all of this is just a beautiful fairy tale. A story to lure as many ordinary people as possible. So that they bring their money there in the hope of 'not missing the moment'. And in the end, someone will sell at the highs, while someone else will remain holding at the peak of their greed.
Sometimes it seems that Bitcoin is just another tool. Not so much a financial one, but rather a psychological one. A tool to manage attention, emotions, and greed. And as long as people believe, the price holds. But when faith disappears, only the open code remains. Which could have been copied from the very beginning. $BTC #btc #bitcoin