Welcome to the latest chapter of the cryptocurrency drama that we never thought we would witness: "Let's modify what is considered immutable!" This time, the main character is none other than BlackRock – the giant in the finance world, who just threw another bucket of oil onto the flames of the Bitcoin community's controversy.
The story begins when BlackRock released a tutorial video in which they claimed that the number 21 million Bitcoins is not an immutable limit, but just... a "suggestion". Yes, a "suggestion". They suggest that increasing the Bitcoin issuance limit could bring enormous benefits – for everyone! But hold on, when has a sustainable financial system ever operated on the principle of "everyone gets a share"?
Community Response
Immediately, the Bitcoin community erupted with a wave of outrage. The defenders of Bitcoin's core principles – the "21 Million Guardians" – had digital trenches prepared to protect the sacred limit. For them, this number is not just a figure but a symbol of scarcity and faith in a decentralized system that cannot be manipulated by any organization.
However, BlackRock – with the demeanor of "we're just suggesting" – denies any intention to cause trouble. They emphasize that they are merely opening up a discussion, a different perspective. But one must ask, how many believe that a financial giant like BlackRock just wants to "discuss" without any intention to influence?
Compromising Principles for Benefits?
The question here is: if the issuance limit of Bitcoin is truly changed, who will benefit? Surely not those who have believed in Bitcoin's scarcity from the very beginning. Changing a core rule would shake the trust of millions of investors and users worldwide.
Remember that history has repeatedly shown: any system adjusted to be "more favorable" to the interests of major parties leads to collapse or degradation. Bitcoin is no exception.
The Future of Bitcoin: Back to the Basics
Thank you, BlackRock, for providing a valuable lesson: never compromise core principles for short-term gains. The Bitcoin community must remember that the strength of this network lies in its decentralization and the immutability of its foundational rules.
Let 21 million Bitcoins forever remain an inviolable number, as Satoshi Nakamoto designed. Because if not, Bitcoin will no longer be "digital gold" but just another version of traditional currency with the property of "infinite printing".
So, BlackRock, instead of "proposing" or "discussing", focus on your mission. As for preserving the value of Bitcoin? The community will handle it!
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