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Bitcoin Quotes
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"Bitcoin not having a “community” is a feature." —Rodolfo Novak
"The world has to adapt to bitcoin, not the other way round." —Herzmeister
"Once launched it cannot be stopped, come what may." —Simon Morris
"For the first time in human history, you can take all of your wealth and your life force. You can put it into an asset, you can keep the keys, you can take custody [...] No government, no bank, can take it away from you. There's nobody to tell you: 'you can't own your life force.'" —Michael Saylor
"Bitcoin is perhaps the first scarce thing in the world we can say we truly possess." —Jimmy Song
"That's another thing that drives me to Bitcoin: the search for objective, undeniable truth." —Marty Bent
"Bitcoin raised $0 to become the internet of money." —Dan Held
"When the war arrives, you gotta choose sides." —Michael Saylor
"No one has found the bottom of the Bitcoin rabbit hole." —Jameson Lopp
"Your money shouldn't steal from you." —Bitcoin Tina
"[Bitcoin is not] the iPhone of money. It really isn't. It's the Linux of money, at best." —Saifedean Ammous
"Bitcoin is an impenetrable fortress of validation." —Stop and Decrypt
"I like to call the lightning network a fee aggregation network." —Sergej Kotliar
"Bitcoin, and Bitcoin alone is sovereign. The implications of this, of course, are so far reaching as to be readily left as an exercise to the reader." —Mircea Popescu
"Bitcoin is a tool of resistance gifted to us by Satoshi. The idea has escaped and the idea of cryptocurrency will not be stopped." —Amir Taaki
"It might even be helpful to think of the parameters of Bitcoin as being similar to the rotation of the earth, sun, moon, or stars, forces outside of our control which are to be lived, not altered." —Saifedean Ammous
"Bitcoin is my stablecoin." —Matt Odell
"I wrote a book that answers the question 'What is Bitcoin?' It's 300 pages long, was obsolete the moment it was printed and has to be corrected and updated every three months just to keep up with changes." —Andreas Antonopoulos
"The road to serfdom is working exponentially harder for a currency that is growing exponentially weaker." —Michael Saylor