"For the first time in human history, you can take all of your wealth and your life force. You can put it into an asset, you can keep the keys, you can take custody [...] No government, no bank, can take it away from you. There's nobody to tell you: 'you can't own your life force.'" —Michael Saylor
"Once launched it cannot be stopped, come what may." —Simon Morris
"Calling Bitcoin money is degrading to Bitcoin." —Knut Svanholm
"We don't have to have this big giant massive collapse. It just organically blows up, one-by-one, as people move to a harder, sounder money. And in the process, Bitcoin becomes a black hole on the world's balance sheet." —Trace Mayer
"Bitcoin is a language of value." —Jordan B Peterson
"The future is bright. We just have a lot of work to do." —Adam Fiscor
"Austrian economics is necessary (but not sufficient) to understand Bitcoin." —Stephan Livera
"Humanity needed to discover what is the best form of money." —Francis Pouliot
"It’s what I like to call the underlying technology behind Bitcoin, Number Go Up." —Saifedean Ammous
"Imagine, everything there is and everything that will ever be, divided by 21 million." —Knut Svanholm
"UASF and the defeat of SegWit2x were the most bullish things I've ever seen in Bitcoin. Big companies with money and influence—miners, exchanges, and VCs—colluded to force Bitcoin to change. Bitcoin didn't change." —Stephen Cole
"Bitcoin does not waste energy — it consumes energy waste." —Conner Brown
"When you have a disruptive technology, they call it a category killer. Bitcoin is a serial killer - it’s going to go through 40 or 50 different industries." —Dan Morehead
"Bitcoin is not a luxury of rich countries. Bitcoin is a need of poor countries." —Florencia Ravenna
"Bitcoin is not a luxury of rich countries. Bitcoin is a need of poor countries." —Florencia Ravenna
"Bitcoin is protected by a wall of encrypted energy. The fact that there's a lot of energy involved is a good thing. It creates security to the network." —Michael Saylor
"Bitcoin is a device for transferring wealth from the impatient to the patient." —Stephan Livera
"I think the world becomes a better place when we stop asking for permission and start building." —Dan Held
"Over the last 10 to 15 years there has been an uprising of people who value privacy, not because they are weird and want to go and hide in the woods, ordinary citizens who are not happy with how much data they are handing over." —Riccardo Spagni
"I'm profoundly grateful that Bitcoin exists. " —Elisabeth Préfontaine
