I guess Michael Saylor is right, no one can stop bitcoin's growth, because first of all no one can really control it. Bitcoin is decentralised, no single authority and as you can see there's even division before in 2017 that causes some entity to split and have their own fork coin, i.e Bitcoin Cash.
China's bitcoin mining ban? Nah, all miners will do is shift to other nations with cheap electricity.
Environment effect? this has been debunked during bitcoin's bull run in 2013,2017 and now 2021.
51% attacks? too expensive and no incentives for those who might pulled this stunt.
Crypto regulations? we have seen worst already, and yet bitcoin is still up and running.
Crypto exchange hacks? might put some dent on the price, but in the long run, bitcoin will bounce back.
FUD's? bitcoin is so resilient and proven itself against this FUD' mongers and negative news.
Why do you think we've seen the worst already for crypto regulations? Governments can create whatever policy they want to disincentive bitcoin investment if it gets big enough, if a sledgehammer approach doesn't work they can use thousands of paper cuts instead.China's bitcoin mining ban? Nah, all miners will do is shift to other nations with cheap electricity.
Environment effect? this has been debunked during bitcoin's bull run in 2013,2017 and now 2021.
51% attacks? too expensive and no incentives for those who might pulled this stunt.
Crypto regulations? we have seen worst already, and yet bitcoin is still up and running.
Crypto exchange hacks? might put some dent on the price, but in the long run, bitcoin will bounce back.
FUD's? bitcoin is so resilient and proven itself against this FUD' mongers and negative news.
