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Inevitable that countries would adopt it. Bitcoin is for everyone, even your enemies.
What happens when governments or major asset managers hold a significant percentage of Bitcoin? They just hold a significant amount. 1 BTC is still 1 BTC.
Will they create "paper Bitcoin" markets like they did with gold to manipulate its value? They already did with the ETF, but as long as plebs keep withdrawing sats to non-custodial wallets, the jig will be up when there’s no sats left to withdraw.
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