Back in my day, we didn’t need a digital ledger to track money. Bitcoin’s supposed to be foolproof, but let’s not kid ourselves—nothing runs without fail, especially not something as volatile as crypto. The claim that it “runs without fail” ignores the cracks in its foundation. For starters, Bitcoin’s price has tanked 30% since October, flirting with its worst quarterly slump in years. Bloomberg called it out, and let’s be honest, if it were truly infallible, it wouldn’t be flirting with failure like a rookie in a high-stakes game. And don’t get me started on the energy consumption. The New York Times called it a “digital race” that’s devouring power and polluting the planet. You think that’s sustainable?

Kids these days act like Bitcoin’s some kind of holy grail, but let’s not forget: the network’s only as strong as its miners. Once all 21 million coins are mined, what’s the incentive to keep it running? Reddit users already debate whether the system will collapse under its own weight. And yet, here we are, pretending it’s some kind of miracle. Sure, it’s resilient, but resilience isn’t the same as perfection. The real question is, how long before the cracks become a landslide?

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