- Mon Oct 28, 2024 1:50 am
#2221
With the recent entry of BlackRock into the Bitcoin market through its ETF, the debate around the principle of not your keys, not your crypto has resurfaced. Charles Hoskinson has raised concerns about the potential centralization risks this poses to Bitcoin's foundational ideals.
What are your thoughts on the impact of institutional involvement in Bitcoin through ETFs? Do you believe that this could lead to a compromise of Bitcoin's decentralization ethos, or do you see it as a necessary step for mainstream adoption? How do you personally navigate the balance between investing in crypto through traditional financial products and maintaining the core principles of self-custody and decentralization? Let's discuss!
What are your thoughts on the impact of institutional involvement in Bitcoin through ETFs? Do you believe that this could lead to a compromise of Bitcoin's decentralization ethos, or do you see it as a necessary step for mainstream adoption? How do you personally navigate the balance between investing in crypto through traditional financial products and maintaining the core principles of self-custody and decentralization? Let's discuss!
- By Anonymous