Craig Wright Attacks Billionaires for Treating Bitcoin as “Speculative Asset”
- Craig Wright takes a jab at billionaire Bitcoin holders.
- Wright claimed the elites have turned the original crypto into a speculative asset.
- He reiterated Bitcoin’s vision of serving “billions.”
Self-proclaimed Bitcoin evangelist Craig Wright has attacked billionaires, accusing them of turning the world’s largest cryptocurrency by market cap into a “mere speculative asset.”
Wright’s opinion came barely two weeks after he teased his “infinite” Bitcoin scaling solution with TerraNode, claiming he had worked on it for the last 15 years. Wright said the solution would eliminate unreasonable fee hikes and power a borderless electronic cash system when introduced to the public within the “next decade.”
Craig Wright’s Issue with Bitcoin Billionaires
In a recent X post shared in an account he started promoting in September, Wright accused billionaires of twisting Bitcoin’s narrative, turning it into an asset that caters to a “select few lounging in the penthouses of financial privilege.”
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Noting that the Bitcoin narrative by billionaires was “ultimately futile,” Wright asserted that the crypto asset’s creation was a testament to how technology can provide a platform where value can flow without interference from gatekeepers siphoning wealth while pretending to foster security and stability.
According to Wright, Bitcoin’s “original” protocol aims to reward producers, traders, and innovators with a growth framework that prioritizes individuals as the fundamental unit of economic progress.
Additionally, Wright believes that Bitcoin’s essence is to empower “billions” with accessible and low-cost transactions as the engine of capitalism in its “purest form.”
Stay updated on why Craig Wright slammed Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin strategy:
Craig Wright Slams Michael Saylor’s Trillion-Dollar ‘Bitcoin Bank’ Ambition
Read how Wright had planned to appeal his recent court loss:
Craig Wright Vows to Appeal Damning “Not Satoshi” Verdict
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