Bitcoin will win—one obituary at a time

Physicist Max Planck once said—

“A new scientific truth does not triumph by convincing its opponents and making them see the light, but rather because its opponents eventually die, and a new generation grows up that is familiar with it.”

Science doesn’t advance by debates—it advances by outlasting outdated ideas.

Now, look at Bitcoin.

The loudest critics?

They’re stuck in a fiat mindset, clinging to the idea that centralized systems are the only way.

They scoff at “digital gold” and label it a Ponzi scheme.

But Bitcoin doesn’t care.

It doesn't need to convince them.

It just needs time.

Every day, a new generation grows up understanding Bitcoin—not as some speculative gamble, but as freedom tech.

A hedge against broken systems.

The skeptics?

They're aging out.

Meanwhile, adoption grows. Institutions pivot. Infrastructure improves.

Bitcoin doesn’t win arguments—it wins eras.

One obituary at a time.