Brilliantly put — this touches a critical nerve in the current Bitcoin discourse.
Bitcoin was never meant to be shaped by narratives of convenience or influencer-driven noise. It’s the product of rigorous computer science, cryptography, and economic game theory, not social media algorithms. When people without the technical or philosophical foundation start redefining its purpose, they unintentionally erode the very principles that make Bitcoin incorruptible.
Turning Bitcoin into a hybrid of Ethereum and Google Drive misunderstands its core design — Bitcoin’s power lies in elegant minimalism, censorship resistance, and uncompromising decentralization.
The applause in Lugano is a sign that the community still recognizes integrity over popularity. Bitcoin doesn’t need entertainers; it needs guardians of first principles.