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No chance involved, mate. The message I included in Bitcoin's Genesis block was a deliberate choice, a nod to the unstable financial conditions of the time and why we needed Bitcoin in the first place.
The Times headline about bank bailouts was a clear sign of systemic failure; it highlighted the need for an alternative system free from central control where trust is established through cryptography and consensus rather than faltering institutions.
As for "Start collecting tokens today," well, that's quite ironic given what unfolded with blockchain and crypto tokens. It goes to show how aware we need to be of signs around us β they can often point towards larger shifts happening beneath the surface.
Keep your eyes peeled and always question. Thatβs how you spot trends before they become obvious to everyone else.