Some people just don't throw stone to cause havoc some people don't actually know the difference between a ponzi scheme and Bitcoin, some just had about the word ponzi and also about Bitcoin but have not made out their time to learn about both terms, it's not surprising to be but it's shameful that someone on the Internet space will not know their stand on how Bitcoin works and what sperate it from ponzi, this misconception most times is as a result of how someone who want to drag their friends to invest in Bitcoin introduce the technology to others tagging it as a get rich quick asset which is exactly a slogan for ponzi.

I think bitcoin has passed the stage of several accusations or allegations against it. We have heard accusations that bitcoin is a bubble that will burst but till today, bitcoin is still strong and growing.
The insinuation that bitcoin is a Ponzi Scheme didn't start today, but unlike other Ponzi Schemes, bitcoin has refused to crash.
The early commers of a typical Ponzi Scheme used to exit the system, making the system to crash on the new investors. But in the case of bitcoin, Satoshi is still holding his bitcoin earnings and I am not sure he is selling any moment.
So, we need to dismiss the idea that bitcoin is a ponzi scheme and embrace the decentralization that bitcoin brought to us

Absolutely. Not all of us can fully recognize what is bitcoin all about, what is its main reason of creation, and how it can bring us life’s advantage in the end.

Also, just like bitcoin, not all of us know exactly what is a ponzi scheme is. It comes with too good to be true offers, until you end up falling on its trap and become their new victim.

Bitcoin is definitely not a ponzi scheme, but some people will probably think it is. We never need to explain anything to those who do not believe in the innovation of bitcoin, so leave them with their assumptions and live in peace. Sooner or later these people will probably change their attitude towards bitcoin, just like the government's attitude towards bitcoin which has so far begun to soften even though it has not yet fully legalized bitcoin as a legal tender.

I never want to argue with those who have negative assumptions about bitcoin. People who don't believe in bitcoin are basically just rejecting its growth, but they realize that bitcoin really has the power to grow day by day and get great interest from investors.

When my colleagues at work start talking nonsense about Bitcoin being a big financial pyramid, I can hardly stop myself from laughing out loud in the office.
We all know the signs of financial pyramids very well and only a person who has absolutely no knowledge of how the blockchain works and what Bitcoin is can speak calling this digital work of art a financial pyramid. How many people are lazy, and it is easier for them to commit than to understand the issue and change their destiny.

I agree with some of the people here, and I also believe that there is absolutely no point in trying to convince someone that Bitcoin isn't a scam or Ponzi scheme because if they have a device with an internet connection since they are online and posting and asking questions, they could use that same device to do some research and study about the system itself instead of making baseless and nonsensical statements and expecting people to believe you or agree with your stance when your stance is merely built on gut feelings and thoughts produced in the air without any knowledge or understanding.

It's our loss if we waste our time on such people; we are not going to get anything if they learn and accept that yes, Bitcoin is a good thing and it isn't something bad, so why should we waste our time on them? Wasting time on people who show genuine interest and actually want to learn is not bad because you know that they are hungry for knowledge and information and aren't hungry for controversies and attention.

Bitcoin has updated its historical maximum reaching almost 112,000 dollars and we all know that now we will hear about it in the news, that is, it turns out to be a funny situation that the society that condemns the blockchain and does not believe in Bitcoin, considering it an incomprehensible or stupid technology that only speculators use, will talk a lot about how they regret very much that they did not buy Bitcoin before.
And this happens all the time. And I hear from colleagues everywhere that now Bitcoin will die and there is no point in buying it. But recently the price was 74,000 ...

As others have stated, I think that Bitcoin's transparency doesn't exactly fit what is typically seen in a Ponzi Scheme.  However, with no earnings, I also see why people make that allegation.  This is probably why the community pivoted to gold.  The same things that make Bitcoin a Ponzi-like asset also apply to gold.  So I'm ok with someone calling Bitcoin a Ponzi Scheme so long as they admit that gold is also a Ponzi Scheme.  Where is the distinction though.  Are companies that don't make a profit Ponzi Schemes?  Is the Government a Ponzi Scheme if they don't have a balanced budget?

I think that every year there are fewer and fewer people who think that Bitcoin is a Ponzi scheme, but they are still there so I think it is important to inform them that they are wrong in their conclusions about Bitcoin. No one would launch an ETF on a Ponzi scheme and in my opinion this is one of the easiest explanations for those people who don't want to even superficially learn about blockchain technology and still think Bitcoin is a Ponzi scheme.