This is good for Bitcoin

Restriction of a free market trading will be good for Bitcoin short term. It's centralized control of a trading market based on a fiat currency supported by debt.

What we are seeing today is not a free market. The game is clearly rigged. And it's being advertised more then ever.

This will be good for Bitcoin short term. You can't shut down restrict a decentralized market.

Long term Bitcoin is still good, that continues to be unchanged.

That's all.



Submitted January 28, 2021 at 08:14PM by Ienjoytoreadit https://ift.tt/3qZoJFt

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