I agree with the points you make, but not the overall sentiment of your comment: Bitcoin does provide a level of privacy and self sovereignty that hasn't reall

I agree with the points you make, but not the overall sentiment of your comment: Bitcoin does provide a level of privacy and self sovereignty that hasn't really existed since cash. So i agree with your: > (although perhaps different ones) Powerful players can only play games with each other around the price. And if you are a retail trader you might get caught up in this. But that's about the only thing they can do, limiting the attack surface drastically. I'm saying see cryptocurrencies more as an expression of freedom and less as a place to dump all your savings into. Unfortunately too many people got that backwards.