I understand and respect your point of view. However, think along with me:

1. Companies are strongly influenced by the state, whether direct or indirect. I believe that as someone who is minimally an admirer of Bitcoin, he does not want state interference in his business;

2. Stock markets are like a wedding. To attract the attention of suitors, the parents prepare the bride, covering her with a beautiful and expensive dress and beautiful makeup, give it to the groom. On the wedding night, the groom taking off the bride's clothes, he realizes that she is not all that.;

3. You are treating Bitcoin as an investment, while you should see it as savings. In the medium/long term, Bitcoin is not sold, Bitcoin is bought! I sold 50 Bitcoins in 2015, and I'm bitter about the stupidity I did;

4. Why invest in a racing car in the hope and uncertainty of winning the race if you can reach the podium in a few years?

5. Since 2008/2009, #Bitcoin has appreciated by around 19,500%, I don't know of anything in the capital market that has appreciated so much in the medium term.

These are some points that I would like to share and try to bring a little light and reflection to what we are debating here.

I wish you sincere success in your life and investments. 😊