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All that you've pointed out there practically has to do more with the blockchain than Bitcoin itself. I'm referring to the transparency nature of it. Whatever happens on the chain stays true and can't be tampered with. Everyone can view transactions across board from anywhere. Again, I'm one of those who believe that the activities of traders have helped Bitcoin growth and price more than that of hodlers. So, you don't have to vilify traders by calling out weak hands. They're there for a purpose and that is to enhance usage.
