Topic: Bitcoin remains value haters - page 2. (Read 491 times)

If we do speak about haters then they might be included into this fellas;

1. One who had lost huge money on Bitcoin investment
2. Perma bears and would like to hail that fiat system
3. Pretenders- who do look a hater but actually accumulating bitcoin in silent
4. Go with the flow- easily switch up depending on the market condition

We do know that we cant really please anyone on which no matter how good it would be, there's always a hater that would really be in line.

I think the biggest haters of bitcoin are the banks, who now see bitcoin as a threat to their money business, but for me personally, I think are just being foolish and jealous in their hatred, bitcoin and fiat can co-exist easily in our society, those who possess the mental ability and knowledge required to operate the bitcoin network without any problems can embrace bitcoin as their mode of buying and selling.

And those who do not have the mental capacity could just stick to their old way of buying and selling, which is through fiat.

I always tell people that, the fight banks are fighting against bitcoin is a failed/lost fight already, simply because, bitcoin is not fighting any body or organization, things must evolve through technology, and money is evolving through bitcoin.

Yeah, there are people out there that hates bitcoin and crypto currencies, even though investing in them doesn't affect them. It shouldn't even matter to them because people aren't investing use their money, but yet, those people spread hatred towards crypto currencies like they will lose something because of us investing. I guess it is because they don't understand how bitcoin works. If they did, they wouldn't call it a ponzie scheme or a scam. There is also the media coverage that shows bitcoin as  something "evil", which in turn shapes a negative opinion about crypto currencies in people. Then there are those people that "sold" or missed out and opportunity and now they are all angry.

People who do dislike Bitcoin are either those who missed out on the opportunity to purchase it when it was cheap or those who have financial stakes in the things that Bitcoin is trying to destroy. Have you noticed that over the years, powerful financial figures like Warren Buffet have criticized Bitcoin more than they do banks with daylight rubbery? This is because they have money in banks, control the banks, and because when they first heard about Bitcoin, it had already taken off in price, making them fear that the new generation of millionaires would force them into retirement. But the more negative things they say or spread about Bitcoin, the more vulnerable it is to the public.

Haha, Op you are too good but let's discuss it seriously bro Whom you are providing this information to whom you are guiding about not to hate Bitcoin in my observation there is not even a single person on the Bitcointalk Forum who hates Bitcoin or use any baseless argument to criticize bitcoin. Everyone has a thinking point of view based on his personal experiences and throughout the journey, so he might disagree and point out some flaws which he thinks are in Bitcoin so he can put his case this what we call freedom of speech.

Personally, I have seen many discussion topics on the Bitcoin Discussion streamline related to the Bitcoin features and also pointing issues such as POW vs POS a long-time debating topic that still exists and this is not even a bad thing because people do criticize bitcoin for the huge power consumption supporting network also other people defends the Bitcoin on the same point that this Power consumption is important to maintain the value of security in the bitcoin network. So end point nobody hates people just argue and point out.

The term bitcoin has been misconceptualized and at that, we must have to learn to leave with those with divergence opinions, because some of them have been burning out of personal experiences, take for example, someone who has no knowledge of bitcoin and has been scammed through bitcoin investment Ponzi platforms.

This individual will ordinarily see bitcoin as evil money or scam because he lacks the basic knowledge to securely protect himself through the learning period and he is carried away with the taste to get rich quickly, but if he had taken the time to have invested in studying and building knowledge that will sustain them throughout the journey, because that way you learn how to protect your bitcoin and also manage your financial dealing online.

Let's leave the bitcoin haters behind. Let them continue to hate it further. We don't care about them and shouldn't. If they think bitcoin is nothing, so be it. This is their choice. If they don't want to take advantage of btc, well, that's their choice. May they continue to deny bitcoin and deprive themselves of new opportunities. No need to try to convince them. The time will come and they will speak differently, but their chance will be missed.

In some cases, some people that advocate Bitcoin are the one who pokes around others, they praise that bitcoin investment is better than others and mock other people who wouldn't agree with them. Not to generalise but there exists that kind of people within the cryptocurrency ecosystem. I think that could be the causes why some people just simply hate bitcoin, or cryptocurrency in general, since many people incorporate bitcoin with cryptocurrency.

As time goes by, I don't think hate will stop coming toward bitcoin. So it is necessary to set boundaries about what people choices. And focus to what matter, in case it falls into FUD, then we should correct it, just like the current attack from entities that want bitcoin to switch into PoS.

When I worked in one of the campaigns where people were educated, but not enough to understand the crypto world well, I often heard them scolding bitcoin.
The fact is that if people don't understand something, it's easier for them to devalue it than to sort it out.
It's easier to say "cryptocurrencies are cheating and casinos" than to figure it out.
I didn't convince them - why would I do that? Let them live on in their ignorance, which they themselves have chosen.

Many people hate bitcoin because they are used to investing within the modern financial system (stocks, bonds, deposits, etc.)

People don't like to admit their mistakes.  They think that if they made a wrong bet and admitted it, they look like fools and idiots.  

Bitcoin is an asset that has made many people rich.  

However, many people have failed to adequately appreciate its potential.  

Also, many people do not like Bitcoin because they are not ready to understand this IT technology.  This is due to the inertia and conservatism of people.  However, people are not accustomed to admit their shortcomings.  At the same time, they subconsciously understand that they are losing excellent chances and opportunities.  

This leads to the development of cognitive dissonance.  They start to hate Bitcoin....

Bitcoin, ever the magnet for debate, continues to confound many since its genesis. If detractors possessed even a modicum of the inventiveness and resourcefulness of Bitcoin's architects, this discourse would be moot. Bitcoin epitomizes a transformative shift in our perception of wealth and currency. It thrives outside traditional power structures, as a decentralized, trustless system that challenges long-standing financial monopolies. This notion frightens some.

Nevertheless, we ought not succumb to the naysayers' negativity. Embrace the absurdity and exhilaration of Bitcoin, and celebrate its capacity to disrupt. Let's defy the status quo and forge a novel trajectory towards a fairer, more transparent, and decentralized fiscal destiny. So, whether a zealous hodler or a crypto neophyte, remember to nurture creativity, inspiration, and whimsy. The revolution may be gradual, but with Bitcoin at the helm, the realm of possibility is boundless.

While it is true that some governments, banks and financial service providers have expressed skepticism or even been against Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, it is important to recognize that their concerns may stem from a variety of factors. For example, some people may be concerned about the potential for illegal activity, such as money laundering and financing of terrorism, to be facilitated through cryptocurrencies. Others may be concerned about the volatility and volatility of the cryptocurrency market, which could pose a risk to financial stability.

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It is my opinion that both individuals and organizations sit down openly and honestly about the potential implications of cryptocurrencies and work together to find solutions that balance the benefits of innovation with the need for regulatory oversight and accountability rather than standing still.

It's normal to be hateful and certainly not everyone will see bitcoin as an object and an opportunity to increase their finances. We cannot force this so that everyone accepts bitcoin and on the other hand individuals and groups have been involved and have proven the reliability of bitcoin for long-term investment.

For everyone who has been on the Bitcointalk forum there is nothing to hate bitcoin, if they understand that Satoshi has created bitcoin and this forum as a medium for long term interests. But for some people who still hate bitcoin to this day there is nothing that is prohibited because no one is forcing them to invest in bitcoin.

The awareness to start investing is based on our ability to know what it's used for and if according to people they don't get profits in bitcoin, then the step to take is to ignore it and don't bother to start investing. There is ample evidence of bitcoin investing, it should set an example for those who are willing to accept it.

If you pay attention to how a large industry will be shifted by the presence of bitcoin, namely the banking industry, of course they will not just let their industry shift, of course they will fight against bitcoin which is their opponent, various kinds of hatred expressed, bad news and things -other things that don't make sense for them to do to hinder the adoption of bitcoin in society, I noticed this reaction from various information that I have watched on social media. but in the end those influencers who hate bitcoin are not always successful and bitcoin is still developing its adoption in various corners of the world.

As time goes by, those threats became boring. Bitcoin proved that no matter what happens, it will always strive to survive. Same as how there are humans who just hate you for no particular reason. Some of those haters don't even know what bitcoin is when they first encounter it, just like how those protests are being organized. There will always be people who will organize this kind of campaigns and spread rumors along with some information they gather on hand.

Time already answers it for them and the answer is strong. Bitcoin is not dead!

They hated Bitcoin and accused it to dead but after about 500 times like this, Bitcoin is not dead.

Bitcoin obituaries (Bitcoin has died 473 times).
Bitcoinisdead chart. The chart is interesting as we at witnessing less and less "Bitcoin is dead" callings when Bitcoin has bigger adoption.

Similar to attacks like "Bitcoin is a fraud" which has become less and less with time. Less people think Bitcoin is a fraud since 2009.

It's no wonder that some people hate bitcoin, but that doesn't matter to those who still love it. Just let them hate bitcoin and don't want to use it for anything and let them see how it can develop in the future. And then they will realize it is too late to start using bitcoin.

Time will answer everything. There is no point in us arguing with people who hate bitcoin because they will still hate it. Besides that, we have seen how bitcoin has helped us make money from investing in bitcoin and that is why we are still using bitcoin.

And some people love Bitcoin and some people love memecoins and I know for sure there are shitcoin lovers with even bigger intensity.

We have to accept there are all kinds, right?

The thing I always remember is, if you have someone who hates you, then you are doing something very important. It does not need saying if it's right or wrong, but that it matters to someone.

So Bitcoin proves it matters

As I said, everyone has different outlooks and goals in life. We cannot force them to follow our way of thinking, if they feel safe with the centralized system and live well with it, then there is no reason for them to change. I respect everyone and don't want to divide just because we don't share the same opinion, I know people who know bitcoin well but still choose not to use it, but they have a better life than me, and they still respect me when I choose bitcoin, they don't. So there is no reason for us to offend them or to discriminate.

There is nothing in existence that doesn't have haters, but what I don't understand is that in my country now, you have the freedom to what type of investment to do and be involved in so why the hatred, it is not a do or die affair and it is not a must to trade, it's a matter of choice.