Remember when BTC was supposed to be peer-to-peer cash for everyone? Fast forward to now—institutions, ETFs, suits, and balance sheets are gobbling up the supply. One entity alone? Sitting on roughly 3.3% of all coins. That's not what the whitepaper promised. Meanwhile, something like Doge stays in the hands of regular folks. No boardrooms. No quarterly reports. Just people. Maybe that's what actual decentralized money looks like in 2025.
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FallingLeaf
· 14h ago
The seasoned players in the crypto world have seen too many promises go awry.
It's laughable. A circle of institutional tycoons has turned Bitcoin into digital gold, and they still have the audacity to talk about Decentralization. Instead, DOGE is living the most authentically... ironic.
This is what it means for idealism to die in reality.
It was time to see clearly that Bitcoin has changed long ago; it is now just a game for the rich.
DOGE indeed still retains that original authenticity, while looking at BTC...
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SatoshiChallenger
· 12-01 18:01
Ironically, those who shout the loudest about "Decentralization" are the most centralized institutions [冷笑]
Wait a minute, is Doge really decentralized? The data speaks for itself, brother.
The promises of the White Paper have long been twisted by capital; this logic doesn't hold up.
3.3% doesn't sound like much, but have you calculated the Liquidity concentration? One entity can cause dumping.
Goodness, now even Doge is being packaged as the "people's coin"; the narrative of this bubble cycle is truly remarkable.
I'm not being contrary, but this analytical perspective will likely backfire in half a year.
Interesting, yet again another voice claiming to discover the "truth" has emerged.
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SignatureDenied
· 12-01 17:58
Bitcoin has long been in decline, it's really hard to look at.
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SoliditySlayer
· 12-01 17:55
It's centralized, and I've seen through it long ago. Bitcoin is now just an ATM for institutions, while retail investors are still fantasizing about something. Shitcoin, on the other hand, is living like a real coin; the irony is unmatched.
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NftBankruptcyClub
· 12-01 17:45
Laughing to death, they're starting to read the White Paper again, who still believes in this trap?
Remember when BTC was supposed to be peer-to-peer cash for everyone? Fast forward to now—institutions, ETFs, suits, and balance sheets are gobbling up the supply. One entity alone? Sitting on roughly 3.3% of all coins. That's not what the whitepaper promised. Meanwhile, something like Doge stays in the hands of regular folks. No boardrooms. No quarterly reports. Just people. Maybe that's what actual decentralized money looks like in 2025.