Has Bitcoin been inflitrated by global elite?

[el kaka22]

Why must there be some "agenda" to get into bitcoin? I am personally involved with bitcoin to make more money, would it be possible for them to be here for exact same reason? They are not idiots, all those people and companies like making money more than they like anything else, so to say that they are going to end up with a much better profit and return thanks to their crypto investments means that they would be of course interested in this.

Trying to find some secret hidden meaning behind all of this, makes no sense at all. I personally believe that we should consider the issue as something that will take a bit of a time eventually. This is why I believe that the best thing we could do, would be letting them invest along with us.

[MusaMohamed]

Why must there be some "agenda" to get into bitcoin? I am personally involved with bitcoin to make more money, would it be possible for them to be here for exact same reason? They are not idiots, all those people and companies like making money more than they like anything else, so to say that they are going to end up with a much better profit and return thanks to their crypto investments means that they would be of course interested in this.

People join this market, spend money here to get profit, to be richer. Retail investors to institutional investors, Bitcoin Spot ETF investors and companies are all aiming at profit.

Bitcoin with its public (not private) ledger, gives us transparency and we can use on-chain transactions, data to get traces of whales. On-chain signals are not perfect but these on-chain indicators can give us some information about plans of whales. It can not be good for trading but is very helpful for investment especially if we aim at long term investment.

I wonder will participation of Bitcoin Spot ETFs cause less accuracy of on-chain indicators?

[legendbtc]

Why must there be some "agenda" to get into bitcoin? I am personally involved with bitcoin to make more money, would it be possible for them to be here for exact same reason? They are not idiots, all those people and companies like making money more than they like anything else, so to say that they are going to end up with a much better profit and return thanks to their crypto investments means that they would be of course interested in this.

People join this market, spend money here to get profit, to be richer. Retail investors to institutional investors, Bitcoin Spot ETF investors and companies are all aiming at profit.

Bitcoin with its public (not private) ledger, gives us transparency and we can use on-chain transactions, data to get traces of whales. On-chain signals are not perfect but these on-chain indicators can give us some information about plans of whales. It can not be good for trading but is very helpful for investment especially if we aim at long term investment.

I wonder will participation of Bitcoin Spot ETFs cause less accuracy of on-chain indicators?

The on-chain data we monitor every day is also provided by some organization, and it is entirely possible that they will manipulate or not provide us with all the data. Sometimes I even believe that this on-chain data is what the market makers want us to see, so I don't fully trust this data.

The financial markets are extremely fierce and I think that to win in this market, holding for the long term and ignoring everything else is the only thing to do. Sometimes following too much news and data is not necessarily a good thing.

[slaman29]

Trying to find some secret hidden meaning behind all of this, makes no sense at all. I personally believe that we should consider the issue as something that will take a bit of a time eventually. This is why I believe that the best thing we could do, would be letting them invest along with us.

Some people in life want to insist that there's a conspiracy or agenda in everything. I call it the musical chairs of blame. People fail to take responsibility for something in their life or simply choose to live in negativity and victimhood or whatever they want to call it.

Bitcoin going up and changing the lives of millions? Man, too bad I'm not in it, but anyway, it's all owned by lizardmen and rich tools, anyway so they always stop me from using Bitcoin. (repeat next cycle lol)

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

Between chain analytics companies, BlackRock, Saylor, centralized exchanges/government approval, demonizing/de-listing of privacy coins & wallets....etc, one has to wonder...has Bitcoin been infiltrated by global elite?

Whether you realize it or not, people who own large amounts of bitcoin have better financial capabilities. This person certainly has an unlimited level of financial wealth so they have the opportunity to buy in such large amounts. I only define being infiltrated as the step of owning large amounts of bitcoin.

There is clearly a global agenda to gain control of populations, through every possible means. IMO, you have to very ignorant at this point to think otherwise.

Is Bitcoin really freedom money?

If people don't see bitcoin as a good breakthrough then currently we don't see bitcoin's journey which has found a quite significant upward process. Full control is not possible because bitcoin is more independent in its journey, but they can control the large amount of purchases so that bitcoin can reach its highest point in new history.

I still consider it as an alternative step because when it comes to freedom there are still many countries that limit bitcoin only as an investment asset. True freedom would be if bitcoin were to gain widespread adoption as fiat currencies do but that is unlikely to happen any time soon.

[AakZaki]

Even the global elite will not be able to completely control bitcoin. this is by design and bitcoin is the best, with no one's interference and no one controlling it. The global elite or institutions that own a lot of bitcoin are only carrying out part of their plan to influence the market but it won't happen forever. Bitcoin is not subject to anyone, bitcoin cannot be completely regulated, it is only a temporary manipulation and there is a lot of speculation circulating about Bitcoin. whoever holds back will win.

[barto123]

Between chain analytics companies, BlackRock, Saylor, centralized exchanges/government approval, demonizing/de-listing of privacy coins & wallets....etc, one has to wonder...has Bitcoin been infiltrated by global elite?

There is clearly a global agenda to gain control of populations, through every possible means. IMO, you have to very ignorant at this point to think otherwise.

Is Bitcoin really freedom money?

I used to worry about this too, when BTC was flowing into the accounts of whales in this market instead of becoming a means of payment or an asset for everyone. This could really affect the level of market manipulation in the future, when the majority of the circulating supply is already in the hands of the wealthy and allows them to pump/dump to create volatility and maximize profits. I don't like this at all, I don't want to be just a small fish in the waves created by whales.

However, BTC belongs to everyone, meaning everyone has the right to buy, own and use BTC, including large organizations with billions of dollars in assets. We cannot prevent them from doing so, just as they cannot prevent us from buying or moving BTC. I think this is part of a free market and it is up to us, including small investors and whales, to shape the future of BTC together.

Right now, I don't know what the future of BTC will be, maybe it will become a global reserve asset, or just a financial instrument similar to stocks in the hands of whales.

They can't stop us buying BTC (yet) & vice versa, however I'm not talking about the supply of coins & who owns what.

I'm talking about their tentacles reaching far & wide within the Bitcoin ecosystem. they own mining companies, exchanges, wallets etc. then you have the largest interface on top pushing their digital surveillance agenda - government. They are pushing bitcoin to be bagged & tagged. Yes, they can't control the network as a whole. However, they can use government to control everything around it. They can use the threat of violence (law) & extortion (taxes) to control the people who use it. They can restrict undesirable people from using the internet when the CBDC/digital ID's come online. It may be very hard to use the internet if you don't wish to comply.

To me, it looks like Bitcoin is becoming a government approved coin. Sure the media will throw lots of stories out to make you believe Bitcoiners are radical etc. That we're going against the system - but are we really?

They do fear Bitcoiners who take custody of their coins & use privacy best practice. These type of people are making real change. The trend I'm noticing though - a lot are using Monero to make transactions instead. These types of Bitcoiners understand there's no freedom without privacy. As things get more dystopian, I think others will realize this too.

[barto123]

If by "infiltrated by the global elite" you mean they are buying and holding Bitcoin, then yes I do.

However they're not necessarily infiltrating anything. I think some people like to believe that the international system of money is controlled by elite people, but I don't think that's the truth. The reality is that the global system of money is very fragmented and disconnected, and it's like an old codebase which has slowly over time had millions of developers add their own parts to it, without ever really understanding how each and every part of the code works or why it exists. There are definitely people who understand the cycles of our money system in terms of debt, credit, inflation and interest rates, and with analysis use this to make better business and financial decisions, however I don't believe they have a "control" over it.

Bitcoin can still be seen an escape from the traditional financial system, even by the elite. They themselves would understand how broken and disconnected it is, and investing in Bitcoin for them is essentially a hedge against everything collapsing

I'm not saying they can control the network, I'm saying they've influenced it's direction & will use legislation to control the people who use it.

The Federal Reserve began behind close doors on Jekyll island. A conspiracy is when 1 or more people work together to carry out a criminal act.

I personally awoke to the power of the Cabal/Illuminati/J's during Covid. Still to this day, no virus has been proven to exist, the tests are a proven fraud & the vaccines are proven to be deadly. They shut the entire world down using the media to create fear. They destroyed small businesses & transferred more wealth to bankers & corporations. You were only "safe" if you shopped at the government approved corporations. Not one corrupt politician has gone to prison for Covid. They're currently trying to construct a world government using the WHO as a facade.

To this day, not one pedo who visited Epstein's island has been throw in jail. Sure they hang a few out to dry, but the list is massive & Epstein is only the tip of the iceberg. If the law was real, you would have seen justice by now.

Not one war criminal is behind bars. Assange is locked up for blowing the whistle. 9/11 was an inside job to kick star the war on terror/foundation for surveillance gird. War is profitable & they can control/eliminate the population, acquire more resources etc. The whole world is still watching this genocide in Gaza & not one government has intervened.

I've been a Bitcoiner almost 10 years. Only haven woken up to the reality of this world in the last few years, I'm only now seeing how they've infiltrated every facet of our lives. It was hard for me to come to this realization. I now realize the crazy ones in the minority of Bitcoin (Roger Ver, John McAfee) are probably right. That doesn't mean I believe in BCH. I personally think people will go for privacy coins like Monero, as they realize they're building a digital slavery system/ they're lying about everything.

The conspiracy is so large & evil, that most cannot comprehend it.