Freedom is one of the 'values' of BTC and since it is censorship resistant, you know that anybody can buy it, institutions, like Saylor is doing through debt and equity, institutional investors, who are buying through etf's, as well as other whales and retail investors. BTC is still what it has always been, nothing has changed as far as the protocol.
I get it that weak hands pay attention to these big players a bit too much, but that is okay. What people do with their BTC does not change what the network is. It is their keys, so their coins.
Bitcoin is itself, and Bitcoin does not change just because of Mt.Gox, Terra or FTX or any bankrupted companies in blockchain and cryptocurrency industry. These companies are responsible for their platforms, products and risk as well as business treasury management. If they did bad things which are risky enough and they are unlucky enough, bankruptcies with their companies only indicate how low quality theirs are.
Like in recent years, with participation of Strategy in Bitcoin market, and their escalating risky strategy, there have been both hypes and fear about Strategy, but we as Strategy outsiders can not change anything in their company. We only can prepare for the worst if it happens with Strategy, what will we have with our bitcoins. If we store bitcoin in our non custodial wallets, we will not lose our bitcoins by any blackswan events from Strategy or any other companies consequently collapse after Strategy bankruptcy.
