Kalian menyebut Bitcoin scam.
Menarik.
Karena ketika harga $3.000 kalian diam.
Ketika $10.000 kalian menertawakan.
Ketika $20.000 kalian bilang bubble.
Sekarang ketika mendekati $70.000, kalian tiba-tiba menjadi “pakar keuangan”.
Lucu sekali.
tidak pernah mengetuk pintu kalian.
Tidak pernah memaksa kalian membeli.
Tidak pernah menjanjikan kekayaan instan.
Justru sebaliknya.
Sistem ini terbuka.
Kode sumbernya bisa dilihat siapa saja.
Supply-nya terkunci hanya 21 juta koin.
Tidak ada CEO. Tidak ada kantor pusat. Tidak ada orang yang bisa mencetaknya sesuka hati.
Itu sebabnya ia diciptakan oleh sosok misterius bernama
.
Bukan untuk membuat kalian kaya cepat.
Tapi untuk menciptakan sistem uang yang tidak bisa dimanipulasi kekuasaan.
Jadi ketika kalian berteriak “Ponzi”…
sebenarnya kalian sedang memperlihatkan satu hal:
Bukan kebodohan teknologi.
Tapi kemalasan berpikir.
Karena Ponzi selalu punya satu ciri:
Ada operator.
Ada pusat uang.
Ada janji keuntungan tetap.
Bitcoin tidak punya semua itu.
Yang ada hanyalah pasar bebas.
Dan pasar bebas memiliki satu hukum brutal:
Yang berani lebih awal menang.
Yang terlambat akan mencaci.
Banyak orang tidak marah karena Bitcoin scam.
Mereka marah karena mereka terlambat.
Itu saja.
Sejarah selalu menertawakan orang yang mengejek inovasi.
Internet dulu dianggap mainan.
Email dianggap tidak berguna.
Smartphone dianggap gimmick.
Sekarang semuanya menjadi fondasi dunia.
Jadi silakan terus memaki dari pinggir.
Sementara sebagian orang diam-diam belajar, mengambil risiko, dan bergerak lebih dulu.
Dan ketika kalian akhirnya sadar…
harga mungkin sudah terlalu jauh untuk dikejar.
Itulah ironi paling kejam dalam sejarah teknologi:
Orang yang paling keras menghina,
sering kali adalah orang yang paling menyesal di akhir cerita.
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