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Satoshi Nakamoto's Bitcoin Vision Under Fire: What Happened?

The recent exchanges surrounding Bitcoin's trajectory have intensified the conversation about whether it has strayed from its original purpose of being a decentralized payment system. Critics argue that Bitcoin has become more of an investment held by institutions, deviating from its intention to challenge traditional banking systems. Complaints include the block size limits hindering scalability and the reliance on second-layer solutions, which some consider a technical and philosophical failure. However, Mike Novogratz supports Bitcoin's evolution and sees its growth as an adaptive response to the market's demand for it as a store of value. The discussion has been fueled by Michael Saylor and MicroStrategy's significant Bitcoin holdings, raising concerns about concentrated ownership and the potential impact on Bitcoin's decentralization.

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