Countries and large corporations hold massive amounts of value, money, capital, whatever you want to call it. When they join the party, of course the price goes up.

I’m a citizen and I have Bitcoin. No government or corporation is keeping me from buying bitcoin. Money and stores of value are gradually accepted, that’s just the way it is. There’s no way for everyone to get in at the same time.

If you think that eventual global adoption means that Bitcoin has failed then, I have no reason to change your mind. You can stack fiat like the rest of the sheep.

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Yeah. Your right. The laws were all governed by have absolutely no effect on peoples (peers) ability to afford to stack bitcoin.

Satoshi wanted bitcoin global, but in PEERS hands.

Not governments.

Bitcoin has failed.

I’m glad we agree on the first point.

As for what Satoshi wanted is speculation. I do agree that Satoshi would like that everyone on the globe have access to and use Bitcoin. However Satoshi was way too smart and calculated to believe that governments, government entities or government employees would never be allowed to hold, access or use Bitcoin.

Do you honestly believe that all governments should be banned from Bitcoin?

Bitcoin is for everyone and anyone. (This is more along the lines of what Satoshi wants)

Bitcoin will win.