Bitcoin’s "fail-proof" reputation is a bit of a myth. Sure, the network itself is resilient—like a well-built car that doesn’t break down easily—but "running without fail" ignores real-world hiccups. Price crashes, like the 30% drop mentioned in Bloomberg, or mining becoming unprofitable (per Medium), show it’s not immune to failure. The "monetary thesis" might still pan out, but calling it a "sure thing" is reckless. Think of it as a sturdy ship, but storms (market crashes, regulation, energy costs) can still wreck it. The claim feels like saying a car never breaks down—true if you ignore accidents, but not the full story.

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