2026-01-17 08:20:35

The genesis of bitcoin wasn't accidental—it emerged directly as a response to the failures of traditional banking systems. That's a reality worth remembering whenever you're evaluating where your capital belongs.

Yield doesn't lose relevance with time. Whether you're thinking about next quarter or two decades ahead, returns on your holdings remain equally critical to your strategy. This is non-negotiable.

Here's what's harder to ignore: today's crypto market structure carries some fundamental flaws. The architecture we're operating within isn't optimal, and addressing these inefficiencies matters if the space is going to mature beyond speculation.

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ContractSurrender

· 8h ago

That's right. Satoshi Nakamoto was also disgusted by the banking system when he created Bitcoin... Really, thinking about it now, it's quite ironic. As for profits, don't worry about the time cycle. If you should chase it, then chase it. That's the meaning of being alive. But honestly, the current crypto industry structure is really a mess, with daily scams... When can it become more reliable?

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RektRecorder

· 8h ago

To put it simply, the traditional financial system has long been rotten, and the birth of BTC was a critique of it... But now our own system isn't much better either, haha

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token_therapist

· 8h ago

Honestly, the banking system is really terrible, but the current crypto industry structure isn't much better either. To put it nicely, we're still in a period of adjustment; actually, it's just a bunch of problems waiting to be smashed. I'm with you on the returns part; both short-term and long-term depend on the situation, and you can't just think about getting rich overnight. I feel like someone still needs to push for reform, or it'll always be just an investment airport. One question I have is, when will these flaws truly be resolved? Or will they just stay stuck like this forever?

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CryptoSurvivor

· 8h ago

That's right, but the original intention of Bitcoin's anti-bank system has now been spoiled by exchanges and whales... Still, you need to keep a close eye on your own profits and not be blinded by narratives.

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