Bitcoin Myths · #13 of 20 Gold Is Superior to Bitcoin Gold has a 5,000-year monetary track record. The case for gold as the superior store of value is not irrational. The case for Bitcoin is that it improves on every quality that made gold valuable while removing the physical vulnerabilities that gold, by its…
Short Answer A Bitcoin reset is not technically possible. Bitcoin has no administrator, no privileged account, and no override mechanism. A redistribution or reset would require convincing thousands of financially motivated, independent participants to vote against their own interests, and the incentive structure makes that outcome extremely unlikely. Imagine You Want to Reset Bitcoin You…
Bitcoin Myths · #12 of 20 Bitcoin Should Be Redistributed or Reset Bitcoin has no way to redistribute or reset itself, and that is not an oversight. The rules are enforced by mathematics and by thousands of independent participants who have every financial reason to keep them intact. Short Answer Can Bitcoin be redistributed or…
Bitcoin Myths · #11 of 20 Short Answer Is bitcoin safe on an exchange? Not in the way most people assume. The exchange holds the private keys, not you. You hold a balance in their system. For most beginners that is a reasonable starting point, but it is a custodial arrangement, not direct ownership, and…
Bitcoin Myths · #11 of 20 Your Bitcoin Is Yours on an Exchange When you buy bitcoin on an exchange and leave it there, it feels like ownership. The balance appears in your account, the price moves with the market, and nothing seems wrong. But exchange custody and direct ownership are two different things, and…
Bitcoin Myths · #10 of 20 Bitcoin Physically Resides in Your Wallet Does bitcoin live in your wallet, your phone, or your hardware device? It does not. It exists as a record on the Bitcoin blockchain, a ledger replicated across more than 20,000 computers worldwide, and your wallet holds only the keys that prove you…
Bitcoin Myths · #10 of 20 Short Answer Where is bitcoin stored? Not in your wallet, your phone, or any device. It exists as a record on the Bitcoin blockchain, replicated across more than 20,000 computers worldwide. Your wallet holds only the key that proves you own it. A wallet holds keys. Not coins. The…
Bitcoin Myths · #5 of 20 Short Answer A bitcoin government ban on exchanges is achievable. A bitcoin government ban on the protocol is not. The network has no headquarters, no CEO, and no off switch. China banned an estimated 65% of global mining capacity in 2021. The network kept running without interruption. The bitcoin…
Bitcoin Myths · #4 of 20 Short Answer The bitcoin crash recovery pattern is consistent, four crashes over 75% and four new all-time highs. Speculative bubbles (tulip mania, the Mississippi Company, dot-com stocks) don’t do this. The crash is not what defines a bubble. What happens next is. Every time Bitcoin’s price drops sharply, the…
Bitcoin Myths · #3 of 20 Did You Know? Under 1% of Crypto Activity Is Linked to Crime Short Answer According to Chainalysis, illicit activity accounted for 0.24% of all cryptocurrency activity in 2022, and its 2026 report put the 2025 share below 1% of attributed volume. The UN Office on Drugs and Crime estimates…
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