Bitcoin: A Financial 'Bubble Frenzy' Controlled by Jewish Capital?

Recently, news related to Bitcoin has surged like a tide, and behind this complex public opinion, several key facts are gradually coming to light, prompting a re-examination of this much-discussed virtual currency.

First, some believe that as long as China does not participate, Bitcoin has a chance to rise to $200,000 each. Bitcoin seems to have become a financial scam tool manipulated by Jewish capital, essentially a Ponzi scheme. Those who can invest hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars are not ignorant; they are well aware of the nature of the Bitcoin game of passing the buck, yet they harbor a sense of luck, believing they will not become the last buyer left holding the bag. However, this kind of blind confidence has been proven to be an extremely naïve idea in countless similar financial scams throughout history.

Second, Bitcoin must be banned. Its logic is akin to that of prohibiting gambling. When everyone is swept up in the frenzy of making money, it seems they only see the profits while ignoring the risks, and once they lose money, they blame the lack of national regulation. Just like a certain type of tea that was wildly speculated upon not long ago, which saw a peak in speculation and enthusiastic participants, only to ultimately face a crash. The speculation surrounding Bitcoin is no different; its price is highly volatile and lacks support from the real economy. If it is allowed to develop unchecked, it will cause serious damage to the social and economic order.

Third, the weakness of human nature, 'the unattainable is always stirring,' is fully evident in the Bitcoin incident. A slight fluctuation in the stock market can lead to extreme emotional swings among investors, and the volatility of Bitcoin is even more astonishing. Investors are very likely to lose everything amidst such huge fluctuations. Many are tempted by the potential immense wealth that Bitcoin might bring, recklessly entering the market without regard for risks, ultimately facing a tragic end where they 'lose even their underwear.'

Fourth, the current clamor around Bitcoin may very well signify that its scam is about to collapse. The overwhelming amount of news about Bitcoin online is often a sign of an impending crisis. Just like many past financial scams that were accompanied by a lot of speculation and noise before their collapse, Bitcoin might also be on this road to destruction.

Recently, I have staked a potential coin, expecting a rise of over 10 times. If anyone is interested, feel free to discuss in the comments! #Marvin