Bitcoin is an intelligence game that ends in a global financial disaster, deriving its value from foolishness, greed, and ignorance of value. Some people sell and some buy, and that is all there is to it. Bitcoin has no value, no matter what is said or written.

In 10 years, Bitcoin has evolved from a mysterious innovation in the world of cryptocurrency to a globally traded financial asset with a market value estimated in the hundreds of billions. However, a fundamental question looms on the horizon.
What gives Bitcoin its value?
It does not generate cash flows like companies, nor is it supported by physical assets like gold, and there is no central authority to guarantee its value. So why do people pay tens of thousands of dollars for a digital token that cannot be held?