$BTC Bitcoin (BTC), the pioneering cryptocurrency, is often debated for its "fairness." Advocates highlight its decentralized nature, fixed supply (21 million), and open-access mining as democratizing finance. However, critics argue that Bitcoin’s fairness is undermined by high energy consumption, wealth concentration (whales control large holdings), and volatility. The 2022 market crash exposed risks of speculation and manipulation. Regulatory scrutiny grows over illicit use and investor protection. Despite flaws, BTC remains a symbol of financial sovereignty, with adoption rising in inflation-hit economies. Its long-term fairness hinges on addressing environmental concerns, improving accessibility, and reducing market asymmetry.