Take the Time to Analyze Who’s for and Who’s Against Bitcoin, Then You’ll Understand Why Bitcoin Is on the Side of Freedom.
The difference is notable between those who want to maintain the status quo of an unjust system, and the progressives who want to build on the Bitcoin revolution to build a better world.
Bitcoin is Freedom.
You've read this many times before.
It's something I frequently repeat myself. Bitcoin is freedom. Freedom of expression, because no one can confiscate your Bitcoin for arbitrary reasons. Freedom of action, because no one can censor your use of Bitcoin.
Once you have the private keys associated with your Bitcoin in your possession, you have the power.
For some, saying that Bitcoin is synonymous with freedom is simply proof that I'm just another Bitcoin Maximalist. Some even think that Bitcoin Maximalists are toxic. I'm not going to lie to you, some of them are, but that has more to do with their personality than with Bitcoin and its revolution.
Back in 2021, I explained why being a Bitcoin Maximalist was just a matter of common sense:
Louis Pouzin’s Datagram Story Is There To Remind Us Why Being a Bitcoin Maximalist Is Common Sense
A growing number of people now agree that Bitcoin is a true monetary revolution. A revolution based on a disruptive technology that gives credibility to its monetary attributes. Bitcoin and the Blockchain are therefore inseparable. If more than 100 million people own Bitcoin, there are several categories of people in the Bitcoin world.
This idea is still valid.
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