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Government threats to Bitcoin after Coldcard hack

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https://x.com/studentofthings/status/2085845565728788539

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Student Of Things argues that governments globally will pose persistent threats to Bitcoin rather than allow it to grow unchallenged, framed as a reflection on the Coldcard hack. Held as a dated opinion piece on incident sentiment and perceived external threats. The view is the poster's own and is not independently verified here.

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