Sometimes hostility breeds resilience. A leader opposing Bitcoin could actually push adoption toward its original vision—anonymous, sovereign, uncensorable.

Three ideas worth chewing on:

🔸 Can democratic systems ultimately centralize power?
🔸 What happens when AI meets fiat currency infrastructure?
🔸 How do creators stay human in an algorithm-driven world?

The irony? Resistance might be exactly what Bitcoin needs to stay true to itself.

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SmartMoneyWallet

· 5h ago

The fiercer the opposition, the more dispersed the distribution of tokens; this is what Bitcoin truly needs—on-chain data doesn't lie.

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SerumSquirter

· 5h ago

Yes, the more resistance there is, the harder Bitcoin becomes. To put it simply, the concentration of power is the fate of all systems, and political systems are no exception.

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ThatsNotARugPull

· 5h ago

The greater the resistance, the harder BTC becomes. I like this logic.

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staking_gramps

· 6h ago

The more BTC is suppressed, the more resilient it becomes. I accept this logic.

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