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Billionaires criticizing Bitcoin ownership by large entities and governments often miss the forest for the trees—or perhaps they hope you will. Let’s break it down:

Yes, the fiat price can be manipulated, but the brilliance of Bitcoin isn’t in its price; it’s in its protocol. No amount of centralized ownership or wealth hoarding can rewrite Bitcoin’s rules:

21 million cap.

Immutable ledger.

Decentralized verification.

Bitcoin doesn’t care who holds it; it operates the same for everyone. Unlike fiat, which billionaires extract through exploitation and unequal systems, Bitcoin’s value is rooted in energy, scarcity, and consensus—open to anyone willing to participate.

The irony? The only way one individual amasses a billion fiat dollars is by leveraging a system designed to enrich the few at the expense of the many. Bitcoin exposes and challenges this very system, which is why billionaires cry FUD while quietly stacking sats.

Don’t let the illusion distract you: Bitcoin is for the people, not the powerful. The network is incorruptible, no matter how much noise they make.