When people say Bitcoin's growth curve is unnatural, they should think about bacteria, rats, Twitter, Google - anything that becomes more valuable or more widespread as adoption increases. The more people use it, the more valuable it becomes.
The difference is that Bitcoin is far more complex than any of those examples. The learning curve is enormous. It's also not a company, so there's no marketing department promoting it, no customer support team explaining it, and no centralized organization driving adoption.
Bitcoin relies on ordinary people - the merchants, the builders, and those who understand the problems with the fiat system - to educate others and grow the network.
Bitcoin is also offering access to a financial system for 3.5 billion people who've never had meaningful access to banking.
Bullish.
https://youtu.be/qHUPPYzzZrI
The difference is that Bitcoin is far more complex than any of those examples. The learning curve is enormous. It's also not a company, so there's no marketing department promoting it, no customer support team explaining it, and no centralized organization driving adoption.
Bitcoin relies on ordinary people - the merchants, the builders, and those who understand the problems with the fiat system - to educate others and grow the network.
Bitcoin is also offering access to a financial system for 3.5 billion people who've never had meaningful access to banking.
Bullish.
https://youtu.be/qHUPPYzzZrI
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