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bitcoin cannot be represented by anything other than a meme because ultimately, that is all bitcoin is, a shared reality, but in this case a reality holding up no substance, a memetic fiction that seeks to rule the world. when one can come to recognize bitcoin for what it is, a shared delusion that seeks to strip the land and people of all of their sense of value by sidewindering their ability to even understand what value is, or that they are valuable as ends in themselves and not merely 'value'-moving debt vehicles, or means, that one can call btc for what it is: a chamelon seeking to consistently disguise itself as a unit of value where it has none. every picture of bitcoin posted in some sort of journal juxtaposes it with gold, having a gold-minted coin represent 'the bitcoin', but there is no 'real' bitcoin, 'decentralized' and 'cryptographized' in the aether somewhere. if there is ever an internet failure or power grid, you have no value.
the truth is there is no bitcoin, but there is a large derivatives market that is leaning on it heavily to cover their asses. that derivatives market leaking into the rest of the asset chain is currently resulting in massive lay offs, supply chain disruptions, and resignations, where corporations think that their workers are replaceable and the workers think that they aren't being paid enough, but they're both wrong. the problem resides in the fact that both parties are being put in increasingly large swaths of debt by the banks and do whatever they can to avoid foreclosure. in this way, bitcoin faggots know that without the federal reserve and the comex spoofing their 'value' with tether, they have none. like a drug dealer who realizes their stash is only worthwhile because the government has banned it, bitcoiners are in the opposite boat; their illusion can only even pretend to have value while it is legal.
as btc is another mere tool of the banks now, McAfee would agree, btc is both useless, AND worthless.
