There are three deterministic ways to return Bitcoin to zero
As of November 30, 2024, the price of Bitcoin is around $96,000. Is it possible to return it to zero? The answer is definitely possible.
Scheme 1:
Bitcoin was invented by Satoshi Nakamoto. When it was first launched in 2008, no one used the Bitcoin network, so he dug and dug alone. Since no one competed with him, this guy dug a lot of Bitcoin in one go. In addition, there have always been people who made money in recent years, so they just gave some rewards to his address. Therefore, Satoshi Nakamoto's address currently has more than 1 million Bitcoins. This address has been silent for more than ten years, but one day Satoshi Nakamoto was resurrected, and he was confused and started selling Bitcoin. This address is monitored by countless people. Once there is an abnormal movement, it will be the beginning of the collapse of Bitcoin. Currently, Binance only has 700,000 Bitcoins. If he loses one million Bitcoins, I'm afraid it will be smashed through the floor.
Plan 2: After Bitcoin passes ETF, BlackRock and others will also take another action, which is to invest in large-scale mining companies in the United States. I believe that it will not be long before these Jewish capitals will control more than half of the computing power of the Bitcoin network, and then there will be the possibility of "double-spending" attacks. In other words, they can change the Bitcoin ledger, and Bitcoin will no longer be decentralized. The value will also return to zero.
Plan 3:
The sun rises from the west
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