r/ChangeNOW_io

think about it, Bitcoin as the single unit of measure, limited supply innit?

Aight chat is this true?

I made a few posts about this topic so far unironically getting more insight into the topic in general from redditors. It feels like speculation around Michael will be endless, man transfers billions in a span of the week yet everything comes back to Bitcoin.

How does "Not Sell Bitcoin this week" become a headline?

What's the "Strategy" here?

Chat is this true?

A lot of people call Bitcoin a scam because their first contact with crypto was a scam: fake exchanges, Telegram "doublers," influencer coins, phishing links or relatives losing money in a bull-market frenzy.

That anger is understandable, but Bitcoin itself is different from the scams built around it. Bitcoin has no CEO, no company promising yield and no central party selling guaranteed returns. Bottom line: It is open-source software and a public network where anyone can verify supply, transactions and rules.

People can still lose money with Bitcoin. They can buy at the wrong time, send funds to the wrong address or trust the wrong platform. Those are real risks. Same risks exist with Cash money on the daily, just read a few reports of fraud in retail and real estate deals.

Calling every crypto scam "Bitcoin" makes the problem harder to solve. The scam is usually the pitch, the middleman or the promise, not the protocol. Is that so hard to understand?

Alright how did we go from "Hope BTC won't fall further" to "It's stuck here", like seriously why is there no break for bitcoin on the media, the ever doubtful community of "highly skilled" investors keep spouting random things like they know what's goin on.

Whether the Clarity Act passes or not, the world doesn't revolve around a single entity passing some law, the price of Bitcoin won't be "stuck". The U.S merely adapted Bitcoin, benefitting from it to this day, now there's laws that'll keep things under more control and regulatory critical hits.

Meanwhile, the rest of the world goes on like nothing happened. Do you think Bitcoin finally being named a commodity after nearly a decade of guessing what it really is will skyrocket in price if Clarity Act passes?