Bitcoin is seen as a tool for the public to safeguard their wealth and challenge poor monetary policies, with advocates arguing for its right to be held in personal wallets. Critics, including some politicians, view Bitcoin as a threat to their power and control. Supporters of Bitcoin advocate for decentralization to counter the influence of elite entities like Wall Street, the Federal Reserve, and Big Tech.
Fixed it “Bitcoin is a worldwide problem for autocratic politicians, central bankers, propagandists, and a pantheon of other people who‘s position of influence is predicated upon absolute control” https://t.co/UfBsaY8ige
The millions who own Bitcoin want decentralisation away from the narrow elites controlling our lives, whether that’s Wall Street, the Federal Reserve or Big Tech. @btschiller: 👇 https://t.co/pJ5ej8kSLS
“Oh no we can’t print money like before… now people can vote with their feet and exit… WE NEED TO BAN #BITCOIN!!!” For power hungry and/or corrupt politicians #Bitcoin is a problem For everyone else it’s a tool and a solution https://t.co/5rjFshfgGJ
“Oh no we can’t print money like before… now people can vote with their feet and exit… WE NEED TO BAN #BITCOIN!!!” For power hungry and/or politicians #Bitcoin is a problem For everyone else it’s a tool and a solution https://t.co/5rjFshfgGJ
The ability of custoding your own wealth in your personal #bitcoin wallet and being able to interact freely should be a constitutional right rather than being perceived as a threat to the economy. Poor monetary policies are a threat to the economy. Europe, it's worth to remember…