Back in my day, we trusted assets that had real value—gold, land, maybe a sturdy farm. Kids these days think Bitcoin is some kind of magical solution. Sure, it’s “backed by belief,” but belief isn’t a foundation. The Facebook post calling it a “time bomb” isn’t just alarmist; it’s honest. Bitcoin’s value hinges on everyone agreeing it’s worth something, which is a house of cards. When the bubble pops, what’s left? A bunch of folks who thought they’d hit the jackpot but just lost their shirts.

The “once you learn, you never go back” line? That’s the same hype that sold everyone the dot-com boom and the housing crash. Sure, some early adopters got lucky, but luck isn’t a strategy. The Reddit comment about “lost coins” and quantum threats? That’s the real deal—Bitcoin’s not some invincible fortress. It’s fragile, volatile, and dependent on tech that’s still shaky. If the next generation thinks this is the future, they’ll be in for a rude awakening.

And let’s not forget: gold doesn’t need a blockchain to prove it’s valuable. Kids these days think they’re smarter than their grandparents, but history repeats. Bitcoin’s a fad, not a revolution.

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