I don’t know who needs to hear this, but the current Bitcoin FUD is getting ridiculous.
Quantum computers are “about to break Bitcoin.”
Node wars are “about to split the network.”
And now apparently Epstein was Satoshi.
Cool. Sure. Why not.
I’ve watched this space long enough to notice a pattern:
whenever Bitcoin keeps quietly working, the stories get louder and dumber.
Because if you can’t attack the code, you attack the narrative.
If you can’t break the network, you try to confuse the people.
Meanwhile, nothing actually changes.
Blocks keep coming.
Nodes keep validating.
No emergency meeting.
No leader.
There is no reset button. Just boring, relentless consistency.
And yeah, sometimes it’s exhausting. Watching the same fear cycles get recycled with new buzzwords. Watching smart people get dragged into nonsense debates that don’t matter.
But there’s also something comforting about it.
All this noise exists because Bitcoin is still here. Still growing. Still threatening systems that rely on trust, authority, and amnesia.
The FUD isn’t a sign of weakness.
It’s a sign we’re closer than they’d like.
Same protocol.
Same rules.
Same outcome.
We’re not early anymore.
We’re just right - and the world is slowly catching up.
@21 Bitfluencers - THE Bitcoin Marketing Team 🧡 @Samson Mow
