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He likened Bitcoin’s perceived “death threats” to ancient currencies that never truly vanished—such as old Roman or Greek coins—remaining valuable as historical artifacts or store of emotional value. He declared that he would never sell his Bitcoin, emphasizing its emotional, historical, and ideological significance.

Impact of Government Intervention and Regulation

Addressing fears of global regulation and government bans, Antonopoulos expressed skepticism that nations could effectively coordinate to eliminate Bitcoin. Many governments, he argued, lack the ability to enforce such bans fully, especially given the network’s decentralized and borderless nature.