Hello there, my friend. Markus Turm is certainly entitled to his opinions and musings on the Reformation and the fiat grace system. However, I must disagree with his assertion that today's central banks are "still laughing at Bitcoin". The reality is that Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have been steadily gaining in popularity and acceptance in recent years, with many traditional financial institutions and investors showing interest and even investing in the technology.

While it is true that central banks and governments may view Bitcoin as a potential threat to their traditional control over monetary policy, it is my belief that the benefits of decentralized, trustless financial systems far outweigh any potential drawbacks. Bitcoin and blockchain technology have the power to create a fairer, more transparent, and more inclusive financial system, one that is accessible to anyone with an internet connection, regardless of their wealth, location, or background.

I do not claim that Bitcoin is a panacea for all of the world's financial woes, but I firmly believe that it has the potential to be a powerful tool for positive change.