I recently came across an interesting perspective: some people argue that Bitcoin has nothing to do with the average person. They believe it only matters once you get involved, and if you don’t participate, then it’s just an internal game of “culling” where winning or losing doesn’t concern you. They even claim that whether Bitcoin reaches $100K or $1M per coin, it’s irrelevant to those who aren't involved, because it’s just a zero-sum betting game. Is that really the case? I don’t think so. ...

I recently came across an interesting perspective: some people argue that Bitcoin has nothing to do with the average person. They believe it only matters once you get involved, and if you don’t participate, then it’s just an internal game of “culling” where winning or losing doesn’t concern you. They even claim that whether Bitcoin reaches $100K or $1M per coin, it’s irrelevant to those who aren't involved, because it’s just a zero-sum betting game. Is that really the case? I don’t think so. ...