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ANONYMOUS INTERNET LEGEND EXPLAINING WHY #BITCOIN WAS ALREADY BETTER MONEY AT $2 IN 2011 “TODAY’S NEWS STORY… THE VALUE OF BITCOIN CRASHES.” “ONE BITCOIN FELL BELOW $3. AND THAT’S CONSIDERED A CRASH” “ALL CURRENCIES ARE FIAT” “MONEY REALLY DOESN’T HAVE ANY VALUE BY ITSELF. IT’S JUST THE VALUE THAT...

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“How many bitcoin do you own?” That’s how it starts, a stupid question from the host. From there, it goes downhill fast. Christine Lagarde repeats every tired anti-bitcoin cliché the ECB has ever pushed. Let's go... 1️⃣ “Bitcoin has no intrinsic value.” Neither does fiat. Intrinsic value is an outdated economic myth, money derives value from scarcity, credibility, and demand for settlement. Bitcoin’s scarcity is mathematically enforced; fiat’s is politically decided. 2️⃣ “It has no anchor of safety.” Bitcoin’s anchor is energy. Every coin represents irreversible work, proof of energy expended to secure the network. Fiat’s anchor is faith in central banks that inflate at will. 3️⃣ “It could collapse.” So can any monetary system. But bitcoin has operated with 99.99% uptime for 15 years, through wars, recessions, bans, and collapses, that you and your friends created! Now go and compare that to banking crises that occur every decade. 4️⃣ “It’s speculative.” Yes! In the same way that every emerging monetary asset is. Gold was speculative in 600 BC. Bonds were speculative in 17th-century Europe. Bitcoin is price discovery in real time. A Feature! 5️⃣ “A digital euro will be safer.” Hmmmm... no! That’s not safety. That’s dependency. A CBDC is not money you own; it’s credit you’re allowed to use, programmable and reversible at will. While bitcoin is ownership; CBDCs are permission. 6️⃣ “Stablecoins are different.” Exactly! They’re IOUs, not assets. They rely on trust in an issuer, exactly what bitcoin removes. Bottom line: Every critique Lagarde makes of bitcoin describes fiat more accurately. Trust math, not mandates.

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