Banks having Bitcoin... doesn't keep anyone from self-custodying.

028559d218

Yoke of government issued currency and a central bank 

The term banksters is too broad and vague and probably inaccurate 

Bell_curve

Pseudo-Bitcoiners tell you that the gradual takeover of Bitcoin by BlackRock and other financial giants is a Bullish thing.
You're also told that there's nothing wrong with bankers becoming intermediaries between the people and Bitcoin, even though Bitcoin was invented to free us from the yoke of the banksters.

The problem of having real freedom is that people can get involved with your project that you don't like.

If bitcoin is so weak that it can't survive the people you don't like buying it, then it was a doomed project from the beginning.

Perhaps we institute a central authority to solve your concerns?

bitcoin

What remains of Bitcoin as a Revolution freeing us from the Fiat System?

ssaurel

>Pseudo-Bitcoiners tell you that the gradual takeover of Bitcoin by BlackRock and other financial giants is a Bullish thing.
>You're also told that there's nothing wrong with bankers becoming intermediaries between the people and Bitcoin, even though Bitcoin was invented to free us from the yoke of the banksters.

The problem of having real freedom is that people can get involved with your project that you don't like. 

If bitcoin is so weak that it can't survive the people you don't like buying it, then it was a doomed project from the beginning. 

Perhaps we institute a central authority to solve your concerns? 