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Governments and central banks around the world are increasingly hostile to Bitcoin. They see it as a threat to their control over the money supply and financial system.

In a recent public notice, the National Bank of Rwanda advised against the use of Bitcoin, citing concerns about its volatility, lack of regulation, and potential for money laundering.

However, supporters of Bitcoin argue that these concerns are overblown. They say that Bitcoin is not much more volatile, if at all (over the long-term), than assets like stocks or commodities. They also point out that Bitcoin is actually more transparent than traditional currencies, as all transactions are recorded on a public blockchain.

On top of all that, central banks have a vested interest in maintaining the status quo, and they see Bitcoin as a threat to their power. They're biased against Bitcoin because it's a decentralized currency that isn't subject to their control. Should we really be taking their advice on a competitor money at face value?

Ultimately, the debate over Bitcoin is a debate about the future of money. Central banks want to maintain control over the money supply, while Bitcoin proponents believe that money should be decentralized and controlled by individuals.

It's probably still too early to say definitively which side will prevail. However, I personally feel confident that Bitcoin is here to stay. Fiat currencies simply can't compete with it because they're subject to a number of weaknesses, including:

• Inflation: Fiat currencies can be inflated by central banks, which can lead to a decrease in purchasing power.
• Devaluation: Fiat currencies can be devalued by central banks, which can make them less attractive to investors.
• Censorship: Central banks can censor transactions in fiat currencies.
• Unreliability: Fiat currencies are not backed by anything of value.

Bitcoin, on the other hand, isn't subject to these weaknesses. It's a scarce asset that isn't subject to inflation or devaluation, is censorship-resistant, and is backed by the time and wealth of a decentralized network of users around the world.

Overall, Bitcoin is a far more reliable and secure form of money than fiat currencies.

In the hopes that I can bring someone further into the Bitcoin space, I'd like to start June off by gifting some Bitcoin. Participating in this Bitcoin giveaway is easy:

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• The winner of this giveaway will receive 100,000 sats, which are currently valued at about $28 USD.

Good luck on your Bitcoin journey!