>The clowns that run this world frequently view gold as a problem, a threat, and they work hard to suppress its value. They also occasionally get caught doing s

>The clowns that run this world frequently view gold as a problem, a threat, and they work hard to suppress its value. They also occasionally get caught doing so. If they can figure out a good way to do it, they may assault the value of Bitcoin, directly or indirectly, given the chance. How do you feel about the theory of BTC acting as a controlled opposition to gold? I find it interesting that the same CNBC commentators who slam gold promote BTC as "digital gold". If gold is so useless in their eyes, why is intangible "digital gold" being pushed? Despite the anti-establishment veneer of BTC, it is accepted and promoted by the MSM. Gold is still derided. There's a parallel with the captured, walled-garden Internet. BTC's lack of usability, Mnuchin's words on self-hosted wallets all point to this so called disruptive technology being captured. Similarly, platforms like PayPal taking an interest in BTC point in the same direction. Looks more and more like a steppingstone, positioning of goal posts towards CBDC.