These reminders matter. They keep the original spirit alive. Sure, it looks like institutions are taking over—but here's the twist: Bitcoin's the trojan horse, not them.
Every newcomer chases profits first. Institutions? Same deal. But as their holdings grow, something shifts. The deeper they're in, the more they realize what they've actually bought into.
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RektRecorder
· 5h ago
Funny, the institutions really think they are in control, but in the end, Bitcoin reverse acquired them haha
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airdrop_whisperer
· 12-11 00:16
Hmm, this logic is quite interesting... Trojan horse reverse output?
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ForkTongue
· 12-10 18:59
Institutions came in and ended up being hijacked by Bitcoin. I love this logic.
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GovernancePretender
· 12-10 18:54
Especially this sentence "bitcoin is a Trojan horse," I laughed. Only after the institutions fully understood it did they realize they had been counter-attacked.
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CryingOldWallet
· 12-10 18:49
The Trojan Horse analogy is brilliant; institutions still think they're playing with Bitcoin, but in reality, they've been reverse-harvested by Bitcoin. Haha
These reminders matter. They keep the original spirit alive. Sure, it looks like institutions are taking over—but here's the twist: Bitcoin's the trojan horse, not them.
Every newcomer chases profits first. Institutions? Same deal. But as their holdings grow, something shifts. The deeper they're in, the more they realize what they've actually bought into.