I have said absolutely nothing of the sort and I can't possibly understand how you pulled that from anything I have said. I simply ask for someone to give some evidence or some actual useful information as to what "captured" means and how anything that has happened has resulted in "capture." But that's never given, they just say "this exists, thus captured," literally without defining what that means or how what they point out means it... Which your comment is another decent example of. You don't back it up, you just use my lack of acceptance of this default, reasonless logic, as evidence of some absurd statement like "you just think there can never be any negative impact," a literal light years leap away from demanding some sort of evidence as to what the negative impact is in any material sense and how it means bitcoin is "captured."

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Tbh I can't believe my low iq ass even has to explain this to YOU of all people... but here we go... 1. Centralization of Custody through ETFs and Corporations 2. Market Manipulation by "Whales" and Institutions 3. Centralization of Mining Power 4. Regulatory Frameworks and Legal Pressure While institutional adoption of Bitcoin brings legitimacy and increased liquidity, it also introduces significant centralization risks that could and will be used against the core tenets of Bitcoin given governments history. If you need evidence of these and can't do the work, lmk.