«Bitcoin is not a trophy for the elite, it is hope for those who want to learn»

Bitcoin’s analyst and maximalist (BTC) Adam O’Brien recently expressed that the idea that «everyone obtains Bitcoin at the price he deserves» does not represent the values ​​of the asset, but a mere attitude of arrogance.

And, in O’Brien’s opinion, «Bitcoin is not a trophy reserved for the elite», but an open hope to anyone who is willing to learn. Therefore, he believes that those who already understand their foundations have the responsibility to accompany and train the next generation of leaders in space, instead of boasting of having arrived before.

While O’Brien underlines the importance of receiving support when educating Bitcoin, it is necessary to highlight that initiative and understanding that This technology does not consist of repeating what acquaintances or voices with academic credentials say.

In addition, it is dangerous for those who already have knowledge to reserve for themselves or, worse, they make fun of those who just begin. That attitude only stops the development of a community that was born with full feeling of collaboration and shared learning.

At this point it is worth remembering the words of Rodolfo Andragnes, founder of the Argentine Bitcoin NGOs, who, as Cryptonoticias published, said that understanding Bitcoin is a process that will eventually become increasingly accessible.

He also recalled that academic titles do not guarantee humility to understand BTC, and stressed that the only thing Bitcoin needs is time to be assimilated, both individually and socially. His message, among other things, reinforces the idea that, although having help is valuable, The most important effort should always start from each person.

The truth is that the analyst’s words did not go unnoticed. Some users pointed out that, in a sense, there is an implicit justice in the price that everyone pays for Bitcoin, especially for those who, by ambition, repeat the same speculative errors. O’Brien responded by clarifying his initial words, clarifying that The problem is not so much the phrase itself, but the arrogance with which it is usually used.

Others argued that O’Brien’s own comment confirms the idea that, if there are intelligent people on the subject, it is because they bought BTC at the price they deserve. Given this, the analyst reiterated that he does not deny that each person buys a certain price according to their decisions, but rejects the pride of those who make fun of the lagging.

However, the user in question responded that «there is no arrogance in the simple description of reality», stating that one thing is to judge and a different one to make a mere explanation of an event.

There were even those who, using biblical references, defended the idea that the first to trust an incipient sector deserve a reward for it, since at first there are always more skeptic people who refuse to listen. «We told them ‘Buy Bitcoin’ and spit on our faces, they made fun of us and ridiculed us. Do you know that Noah built an ark and his guilt was acquitted because he warned those who did not hear it?

Faced with that vision, O’Brien was clear and direct: «Noah did not make fun of anyone from the ark», exemplifying that, although one is right and the evidence to prove it, you should never underreiate or humiliate others.

Adam’s message goes beyond prices or profits: it is a philosophy based on respect for those who begin. Understanding and adopting bitcoin and cryptocurrencies implies personal effort and the willingness to share knowledge. If the bitcoiners had raised a customs to exclude those who believe they are not worthy of the creation of Satoshi, the milestones achieved by BTC would never have been possible.