I think the stakeholders of bitcoins is the one who controls the bitcoin, because he or she can ise the bitcoin as he or she wanted. And because of the influences of many people who owns bitcoin it becomes more valuable.
Did you mean stockholder/shareholder? Because stakeholder is a another thing. Stakeholders don't have any share on the company, they simply depend on the company that if the company closes down, their business will close down as well. Since bitcoin is built by the market, stakeholders don't control bitcoin at all
I understand what you mean to say
But you are evidently misusing the term "stakeholder". As per dictionary, a stakeholder is "a person or group owning a significant percentage of a company's shares". I think the proper term to use here is affiliated or just dependent company. Nevertheless, shareholders and stakeholders (as you mean it) are basically in the same boat. If you are a small shareholder you are as irrelevant as a small stakeholder. On the other hand, even if you as a company depend on some other company, the latter can be heavily depending on you as well. For example, if you are a major consumer, your supplier may have serious issues too if you decide to change it
Stakeholders, shareholder, and stockholders are all tricky terms. They all look the same thing. Stake and Share mean the same thing, and having a "stock" means that you're holding a share/stake. It seems all synonymous to each other.
Shareholders and stockholders are the same thing. They both own a part of the company. They are interchangeable terms like "attorney" and "lawyer". That's pretty easy to comprehend but in "stakeholders", some believe that being a stakeholder only mean that you depend on the company but don't you don't own any part of the company. For example, you own a company that gets a supply from another company. You're a stakeholder of that company. People that work for the company are called 'stakeholders' as well because when the company closes down, they will be affected.
On the other hand, some say that "stakeholders" mean that you're a part of the company (and depend on it) and you also own a part of the company. So if you're an employee in a company and you bought some shares, you're called a "stakeholder".