Well, friends, welcome to a new chapter of the crypto drama titled: 'What if we rewrite what was considered untouchable!' This time, the hero of the show is BlackRock — the main giant on the financial arena, which decided to throw a little 'fuel' into the fire of the Bitcoin community.
They released an educational video where they stated that the issuance of Bitcoin at 21 million coins is, you know, not a dogma, but rather a 'recommendation.' Seriously, why leave something stable in this world? Let's increase the limit so that everyone can get a piece of 'digital gold.'
The community's reaction? An explosion of outrage. Hardcore Bitcoiners are ready to dig digital trenches to protect the sacred limit. And BlackRock seems to be just adding fuel to the fire: 'We're not involved, we're just discussing the possibility.' Oh sure, because nothing boosts trust in a decentralized network like statements from the largest centralized financial player.
As a result, we observe a classic picture: someone proposes to change the rules of the game to 'benefit everyone.' But as history shows, such 'initiatives' usually end in disaster. After all, decentralization is not about changes under pressure from large players, but about principled immutability.
So thank you, BlackRock, for reminding us how easily chaos can be unleashed in the community. But perhaps it’s better to keep the issuance limit as Satoshi intended, rather than turning Bitcoin into a digital version of fiat currency with endless printing.
