$BTC has been live with no downtime for over 10 years
It is battle-tested & uses the SHA256 cryptographic hash function
It’s known for being astronomically impossible to crack
Your device may be using this SHA256 to view my tweet with secure connection
“Bitcoin is not a store of value”
Historically, #Bitcoin has held its value significantly better than all other asset classes in existence, yes even gold.
Though still relatively young in age, $BTC continues to outperform even the Fed Balance Sheet
“POS isn’t secure”
PoS, although less-tested, remains unbelievably hard to attack
Validators in proof of stake are financially aligned with the good of the protocol
It is also extraordinarily expensive with many variables that you have to consider
“Regulation is bad for crypto”
We all knew the day would come for crypto to be recognized on a global scale
Regulations including environmental policies, anti-money laundering procedures, and all else lay out the grounds for a #bitcoin ETF for millions of investors
“Crypto can be hacked”
The #Bitcoin network is backed by proven mathematics
It would require an astronomical amount of computing power for an attack
Many of our very gov agencies use the same cryptographic hash functions that the $BTC network relies on today for communications
“Tokens are securities”
Last week, a bipartisan bill was introduced to Congress hoping to clarify the role of digital assets in Securities law
The bill has a clear goal to bring regulatory clarity on tokens to make it attractive and easy for crypto investors
“Crypto is too complex”
Email, with over 4.6B registered users, began as something for just academics
In 1971, it was created
It wasn’t until 1996, that some companies released an easy to use interface that it began to see every day adoption