The not so far future of Bitcoin

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Satoshi must be reeling with anger, seeing how Bitcoin has moved away from its intended purpose. With "Wall Street" in play, BTC has integrated itself into the centralized financial system. We'll see what happens in the long run.

To be fair, it's hard to know how satoshi feels about what's going on with bitcoin. Although bitcoin has deviated from its original purpose as an investment asset and is increasingly regulated and controlled by governments. But that inadvertently helped him become one of the richest billionaires in the world. If I remember correctly his net worth is over $100 billion as he is said to hold over 1 million BTC, and I don't think anyone would be sad or angry about owning such a huge fortune.

Furthermore, even though it has strayed from its original purpose, bitcoin still retains its decentralized nature, so why should he be angry when bitcoin's core value remains the same?

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To be fair, it's hard to know how satoshi feels about what's going on with bitcoin. Although bitcoin has deviated from its original purpose as an investment asset and is increasingly regulated and controlled by governments. But that inadvertently helped him become one of the richest billionaires in the world. If I remember correctly his net worth is over $100 billion as he is said to hold over 1 million BTC, and I don't think anyone would be sad or angry about owning such a huge fortune.

Furthermore, even though it has strayed from its original purpose, bitcoin still retains its decentralized nature, so why should he be angry when bitcoin's core value remains the same?

It is not clear how Satoshi Nakamoto feels about changes to Bitcoin, although, most probably, these changes have mixed feelings to them. Although Bitcoin was originally designed as straightforward digital cash, it currently registers as more speculative investment given that it has high degree of price fluctuations and sluggish transactions. Trend towards government regulation also contradicts its initial purpose, that of being entirely unregulated system. However, at same time, immense wealth that Satoshi earned through stockpiling Bitcoin would be difficult to feel bad about as evidence of project financial success. Most importantly, Bitcoin still retains its essence of decentralization that is. Nobody and no government can control it. This is main characteristic that would be in line with original vision and witnessing technology succeed and transform financial world would be source of pride.

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In fact, this is already happening now. We have seen bigger names of companies who have start trusting bitcoin and risk some significant funds on it. This just shows that bitcoin got really high potentials to succeed and grow more in the future, but it seems other companies are still blind on it.

Still, bitcoin will continue to surprise us in the future. Not only in terms of pricing, but also the possibilities seeing that major companies are now rushing to invest in bitcoin with their huge amount of capital.

You are right, many companies have trusted bitcoin and willing to invest with huge amount for the future to get huge returns. That should tell you that bitcoin as gone far and know one can try to stop it from growing. If you have believed on something you can risk any amount on it to be profitable. Bitcoin is something that influence more people to have interest to invest on it because the price is increasing and people are achieving there goals on the project. Companies that are still not really trust bitcoin are still struggle to make the company standard and they have not get enough knowledge about the bitcoin and that is why  they will definitely be thinking if they will get profit on bitcoin or not. Gradually in the future am thinking many companies will not be using local currency they will all used bitcoin for there company and build the standard better.

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Surely the intricate question must have crossed your mind; what does the future of Bitcoin look like?
Looking at the interest and attention it has continued to gather over time, are we starting to see this take centre stage, surely, in the long run, it's value will continue to increase. Although there could be some issues with instability as a result of it's inflationary trends. It wouldn't surprise me to see more financial institutions coming to terms about its usage.

Wonder about the future of Bitcoin?

You can read this book, free on Medium. The bullish case for Bircoin.

You wonder about inflationary issues, two more resources for reading and learning.
The purchasing power (decline) of the US. dollar over time.
How is the 21 million bitcoin cap defined and enforced?

Two charts below can help you understand opposite fiat currency and Bitcoin in inflation and while fiat currency purchasing power declines dramatically with time, Bitcoin purchasing power increases considerable over time.

Its only a matter of time until Bitcoin goes parabolic and just straight needle points to the sky top! This is inevitable. We are in bull season, the conditions have never before been more primed for a generational wealth shift. We have institutions, banks, and even the average Joe will soon have full access even in their 401k. Demand for bitcoin is going up and supply is depleted. New All time highs here we come!

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To be fair, it's hard to know how satoshi feels about what's going on with bitcoin. Although bitcoin has deviated from its original purpose as an investment asset and is increasingly regulated and controlled by governments. But that inadvertently helped him become one of the richest billionaires in the world. If I remember correctly his net worth is over $100 billion as he is said to hold over 1 million BTC, and I don't think anyone would be sad or angry about owning such a huge fortune.

Furthermore, even though it has strayed from its original purpose, bitcoin still retains its decentralized nature, so why should he be angry when bitcoin's core value remains the same?

Well, Satoshi is a cypherpunk with libertarian ideals. Wouldn't he be angry because governments took advantage of it? Market prices going to the moon alone, would not satisfy him completely. While governments and institutions have acquired large amounts of Bitcoin, the core Blockchain remains decentralized. At least, for now. Let's hope such entities never manage to accumulate most (if not all) of the circulating supply. Otherwise, things would become worse.

In the future, it's expected Bitcoin would've already scaled to the masses. And I'm not talking about centralized, off-chain scaling solutions like the Lightning Network. But rather, the main Blockchain itself. With upgrades such as Taproot (now in effect), MAST (coming soon), etc, Bitcoin will become faster and cheaper to use in the long run. Of course, altcoins will always be much cheaper. But they often sacrifice decentralization in favor of convenience. When you see chains such as Solana and IOTA experiencing network disruptions, you'll notice how unreliable they are. Nothing comes close to Bitcoin in terms of security, reliability, and decentralization. The future holds many surprises, so we should expect the unexpected.

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Surely the intricate question must have crossed your mind; what does the future of Bitcoin look like?
Looking at the interest and attention it has continued to gather over time, are we starting to see this take centre stage, surely, in the long run, it's value will continue to increase. Although there could be some issues with instability as a result of it's inflationary trends. It wouldn't surprise me to see more financial institutions coming to terms about its usage.

Bitcoin is becoming more and more popular over time. Many countries around the world and various companies, political figures, and many people like the world's billionaires are looking at it as a strategic reserve. Although the price of this volatile Bitcoin fluctuates, everyone is optimistic that its future will be good in the long term. Its price has been increasing since 2009 and has been increasing until 2025. Although the price has been decreasing in the short term, it has increased in the long term