Farley on Nostr: People worried about Bitcoin’s price fluctuations, especially when manipulated by ...

People worried about Bitcoin’s price fluctuations, especially when manipulated by counterfeit fiat systems, are only seeing a distorted version of reality. The panic over Bitcoin’s short-term moves is a reaction to the illusion that its value should be tied to the volatile fiat world. The real strength of Bitcoin lies in its fixed supply, decentralized nature, and energy-backed foundation—none of which can be swayed by the fiat system’s games.

Yes, the price might fluctuate, but the true value of Bitcoin remains unchanged. It is not dependent on the whims of fiat, and those who still see it as just another asset to be traded are missing the bigger picture. Bitcoin is not a game—it’s a fundamental shift in how value is understood.

Those who understand this know that Bitcoin’s long-term potential can’t be wiped away by manipulated fiat. The illusion of control the fiat system holds over Bitcoin’s price action will eventually fade. Bitcoin’s true value is in its scarcity, transparency, and ability to empower people in a world full of counterfeit money.

So, when people say, “Oh no, Bitcoin is crashing,” just remember—it’s not crashing. The illusion is fading. The real value is rising, no matter how hard they try to keep it down