Did you know there was a tutorial dating back to 2010 on how to buy Bitcoin using PayPal? Do you know what the price of one BTC was back then? Well, it was 30 damn cents and the guy "showing his audience" how to buy Bitcoin online was buying way less than he should have...
I know... Who would have thought that a digital currency such as Bitcoin would come such a long way and still feel like it's just scratched the surface of the disruption that Satoshi envisioned it to disrupt? 10 Bitcoins for $3.48(fees included), that's what all that video is all about, all of them were bought with PayPal. Now we're looking at a $20k BTC and damn it looks cheap. Right?
Did Bitcoin go through some aggressive mass adoption in the past 12 years or so? Not really... On the contrary, the way I see it, Bitcoin is "suffering from a low pace" mass adoption process. The math is on our side. The currency wars have begun, Fiat will fail... "It is inevitable! This was the tweet of Mr. Anderson, a great crypto head I'm following on Twitter, and seeing the geopolitical turmoil we are currently in, the man might be right.
So, what do we have to do to rush Bitcoin's mass adoption process? Regulate it? Well, I'm not on that side either, but Britain is, as UK Votes in Favor of Recognizing Crypto as Regulated Financial Instruments. Wow, do we need to celebrate that?
Someone's gotta buy me some confetti...
Neah... more control over this industry, don't let yourself be fooled by these outlets putting out news regarding Bitcoin as if, at least, in this case, regulating Bitcoin by the governments would be good for us. It's not. Whatever comes from the government is totalitarian boot-stamping on your face.
In case you consider my statement too steep, let me refresh your memory: covid pandemic(a government-invented and controlled event), inflation, war, taxes, trashed privacy(on and offline), etc etc.
Now we have Rishi Sunak who has just won the elections... or better said was selected as the prime minister of the UK and all the retards in the crypto space... Well, not all of them, but the majority are celebrating that because plebs believe this guy is pro-Bitcoin, and having a prime minister of a first-world country such as the UK who is a so-called pro-Bitcoin individual should be bullish for us.
That's not the case. This dickhead is nothing more than the right man at the right place to put in place the plans of the WEF for a new world order, an order that implies a new world-accepted currency, which guess waht... It's not Bitcoin. The digital currency that Sunak is rambling about is called CBDC, not Bitcoin and that kind of shit wasn't created for the people or by the people.
What are Central Bank Digital Currencies. Oh, how cute, what are they? In that link you have Sunak explaining to plebs on youtube what a CBDC is. If this guy would have been a Bitcoiner he'd explain what fucking Bitcoin is instead of CBDCs. I don't see him taking the chair of prime minister in the UK as of bon augur for the industry nor any other crypto regulation coming from some government right now that some idiots are celebrating over the internet.
That's like celebrating taxes or electricity rationing. How dumb is that. Bitcoin is not about regulations, it was not created for this system or the old world. This was designed for a take over not permissions asking... That simple.
I was thinking to blog about the power of social media today, but I got triggered about this Sunak and the idiocy of his supporters(crypto media outlets included) and how his "coronation" as prime minister is seen as bullish for the industry. You know what would be bullish to me about crypto right now? Grannies selling cookies and fresh vegetables at the market for Bitcoin, or DOGE, or HIVE...
This was the point of crypto from the beginning, to use a currency outside the powers of any government(central bank) and regain our ong time lost freedom. Regulations are rat poison for the industry. That's how I see it...
Thanks for your attention,
Adrian
