The recent events surrounding Bitcoin have genuinely shaken ...

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2026-08-03T21:48:34Z

The recent events surrounding Bitcoin have genuinely shaken me.

Every time I read the discussions here, I find myself becoming a little more worried about what the future of Bitcoin might look like.

For people like me-living in a country with high inflation, a severely devalued currency, war, sanctions, internet shutdowns, and countless other hardships that are difficult to imagine from a more stable part of the world- Bitcoin is more than just an asset.

It is a glimmer of hope.

Amid all the political noise, power struggles, and endless battles for control, our world needs more white-hat hackers. More developers and programmers who choose the collective good over personal gain. People who use their knowledge and skills not to accumulate more power, but to build something that gives ordinary people a little more freedom and resilience.

And yet, beneath all these worries, something still keeps me hopeful about Bitcoin's future.

Maybe it's the people who continue building.

Maybe it's the idea itself.

Or maybe it's the belief that, despite everything happening around us, something decentralized and open can still give people like us a chance to have a little more control over our own future.

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