Bitcoin: a peer-to-peer electronic cash system

"A purely peer-to-peer version of electronic cash would allow online payments to be sent directly from one party to another without going through a financial institution."

Nowhere in the Bitcoin White Paper does it say that it is an asset to put on an exchange and with it create any financial nonsense.

Bitcoin is money, money arises as a need for exchange between people, not as a way in which governments supposedly make a strategic reserve, which I still don't know what reserve, because they are the owners of fiat.

Governments may at one moment have pro-Bitcoin behavior, but in the long run they will always accommodate the banks. So don't think that governments really want Bitcoin for good, they actually want to have all the Bitcoin they can. Managing to make Bitcoin more scarce and limiting its true use.

Companies see Bitcoin as an opportunity to earn more fiat money. The more they buy, the less you have for yourself.

Finally we are left with the shitcoin developers. They don't create them to buy them, they do it to sell shit to you and buy the Bitcoin themselves.

Until you understand that Bitcoin is for use, that it is money, that it is scarce and the only profitability of Bitcoin lies in doing DCA and on the other hand participating in a circular economy, only until then, you are at risk of being left out of the game.

Remember that the solution proposed by SATOSHI NAKAMOTO is to allow BITCOIN TO BE FOR EVERYONE AND FOR EVERYONE