Can people who don’t understand the technical side really use Bitcoin safely?

What factors make some companies bold enough to use Bitcoin as a primary reserve asset, while most others still allocate only a small portion?

How will global legal and political uncertainty affect the acceptance of Bitcoin as a reserve asset?

Is publicity and hype a stronger motivation than long-term investment for companies adopting Bitcoin?

What long-term risks should be considered when using Bitcoin instead of gold as an inflation hedge?

Compared to gold and other assets, can Bitcoin truly maintain its status as a “safe haven” asset during economic crises?

Since Bitcoin Core 29.0 removed UPnP, do developers plan to introduce an alternative that is easier to use than manual port forwarding?

How much does enabling an onion service on Tor affect the performance or latency of Bitcoin Core network connections?

Is there any chance that a future version will bring back UPnP support, or will a safer alternative be introduced instead?

For users who encounter blockchain database corruption like Bestcoin-fan, is there any way to repair or recover the data without having to resync from 2009?

Why doesn’t Bitcoin Core support seed phrases in the same way as Electrum, even though most users are more familiar with that system?

Regarding quantum resistance: does Bitcoin Core have any plans to begin testing or experimenting with NIST’s post-quantum algorithms on testnet or in an experimental branch?