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March 06, 2026, 09:41:36 PM
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We can't regulate that someone has to buy bitcoin on a decentralized platform, wherever they want to buy it's their right.
Centralized media or centralized exchanges became a real trading center and made Bitcoin more widely used and known by everyone on this earth.

Regarding the values that Bitcoin adheres to, it is no longer necessary to bet on how Bitcoin should be obtained because Bitcoin is decentralized.

Bitcoin was a controversial digital asset in the past but is now an important digital asset and can change how a person makes digital transactions.
But even though it wasn't used for the primary purpose for which Bitcoin was created, at least it already provides a future type of payment and is integrated with the Blockchain that makes it transparent.

Bitcoin does not need to prove to you what it promises, you have to be aware and know how bitcoin develops and how the influence of regulations is given by each country, we cannot make it 100% as in the main goal of Bitcoin.

Bitcoin will continue to evolve according to the narrative that will go, with mining goals to be completed in the coming years and to become a truly usable asset and will probably rely on optional payments such as Bitcoin or other monetary currencies. The world of technology is about to reach its peak and all payments are in digital form, Bitcoin is indeed a part of the past and the future.

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March 07, 2026, 03:29:57 AM
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In mean time let's do our best to improve it. Issues like how to make mining sustainable? especially since it's constantly halving, and I'm not just talking about after year 2140 but TODAY as some of the mining data centers are shifting to being data centers for AI,
From my understanding mining is actually pretty fine, the hashrate is on the higher side so the mining isn't profitable for some but that's normal. The difficulty will adjust and once there are enough people migrating to AI data center mining will become profitable again.

Not to mention that switching to AI is not a guaranteed profit. Once bitcoin become profitable again those who switched will come back.

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March 07, 2026, 05:39:03 AM
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There's always an alternative to everything in the sense that you can either choose to mine or buy Bitcoin but since mining has become more costly and kinda energy consuming, I think more people are focused on buying Bitcoin, they've even adopted DCA method that helps them to maintain consistency in buying.

As for buying from exchanges, there's no laws that stops anyone from doing that but the problem is storing them there which is a red flag security wise, but you can buy from any exchange and withdrawal to a non custodial wallet for proper storage.
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