> for Bloomberg to use a 'civil war' hyperbole signals fear from the establishment. Established capital more specifically. That may or may not be true, but it'

> for Bloomberg to use a 'civil war' hyperbole signals fear from the establishment. Established capital more specifically. That may or may not be true, but it's definitely a non sequitur narrative. In this situation, it doesn't matter whether or not "the establishment" is fearful of Bitcoin. All that will ultimately matter is whether or not the "winners" of this debacle end up killing Bitcoin in the process, and that will necessarily play out in terms of markets. >And really, that is bitcoin's biggest threat. Only if it survives long enough to truly compete at the level of "established capital".