No need to be replying them anymore, anything they want to think they should go ahead with that mentality because the whole idea of them saying Bitcoin is dead isn't because Bitcoin is actually dead but it's just to push their agenda of killing the reputation of the coin and then hope that people will stop buying it but all their efforts isn't having any positive outcome. The market corrects and they call it dying but right in their eyes, the market build up momentum again and increases to newee milestone. Anyone believing that Bitcoin is dead is doing that at their own expenses because there hasn't been a time that the market supported their propaganda instead the market keeps proving them wrong always. The ups and down are the ways of the market and that's how all makes operates but just that Bitcoin's market is more volatile and that's one of its strengths too.

It's funny how people are quick to dump the idea that bitcoin is a futuristic asset because of its present market movement. But what's bitcoin and cryptocurrency in general without volatility? No Bitcoiner who cannot hold out the dip deserves to invest in bitcoin for long term, it's not an easy income making project as some people could think otherwise.

The mindset to an investment matters a lot, that's the basic principle of discipline and understanding of the bitcoin ecosystem. It should not be a rushed investment, it takes time to mature amidst it's volatility, patience is a primary essential in such phase.

Bitcoin is created on the basis of an idea, the idea of being resistant to any sort of government censorship and that idea cannot be dead in any manner unless people no longer believe in it.

The choice to follow or abhor bitcoin is on the common people. They will find their reasons to buy or sell and hold bitcoin for short or long term. But the use of bitcoin will continue as long as someone believes in it.

Those who have no interest in bitcoin often use this phrase like a "grapes are sour" simile and it works the same way too.

They don't have an aspect when they say this. It's just a way for some people to show how they feel from the inside, and such people mostly aren't really involved but they pretend like they are, they can also pretend like they have all the knowledge, and are also experienced because they used it themselves and have had close observations of everything and then have reached this conclusion, but none of that is actually true.

That's not even true, because centralized control or centralized powers are completely separate from Bitcoin's decentralization. Just because centralized entities are getting more users over time, or even if they are gaining control over a good number of the total supply, it doesn't mean anything when it comes to Bitcoin's decentralization because decentralization doesn't get affected by any of these things.

So if someone says this is the reason why they say Bitcoin is dead, they are wrong again. Besides, even if its centralized powers gaining more control over the overall industry, it still can be considered dead, technically.

Experts did not say that, and people only counted how many times "Bitcoin is dead" were said by other people, who possibly are experts in other fields but newbies in Bitcoin.

If they understood about Bitcoin, they would actually recognize very huge potential of Bitcoin rather than say "Bitcoin is dead" and do it many times. About 500 times of calling wrongly like this only shows those people are Bitcoin newbies or they really hate Bitcoin and don't want Bitcoin to succeed.

The fact is interesting, Bitcoin does not care about such "experts" and those people can not kill Bitcoin with such silly callings.

Many of them after years possibly ask themselves like "What would have happened if we have had different thinking about Bitcoin and have actually invested in Bitcoin since years ago?"

Governments discourage the adoption of Bitcoin due to a lack of regulation, ordinary people can easily understand its benefits. There is no alternative to Bitcoin for a person's financial freedom. People are trusting Bitcoin and its use is gradually increasing. And as long as people have trust, Bitcoin will survive. Governments can take control of people's financial system if they want. Bitcoin is the only currency where there is no government intervention. People now have complete trust in such a financial system. Therefore, there is no logic in thinking that Bitcoin will be dead. There are some who may like Bitcoin and some may not trust it, it depends on their personal ideas. Although most people criticize Bitcoin positively, there are also those who may oppose it. However, there are many critics in the past who made negative thoughts about Bitcoin, but after acquiring knowledge, they change their mind towards Bitcoin.

Whenever Bitcoin's price tends to drop, FUD like this will surface and narrate things that make it seem like Bitcoin is going to die. I guess they're just taking advantage of the situation. I don't know why they never get tired of spreading this kind of FUD. Bitcoin has come a long way and now it's not just retail investors, even institutions and countries are starting to take notice of Bitcoin. These people aren't foolish to adopt something that's going to die. Of course, nothing lasts forever, but even so, Bitcoin has continued to develop and gain adoption over the years, and with that, people should be able to see that Bitcoin isn't going to be like what these Fudders are saying.

I understand now. When one looks at its adoption, liquidity, and network activity, Bitcoin is clearly not a "dead coin". However, I concur with you that individuals should be wary of blindly placing their faith into Bitcoin. It is still a highly volatile asset after all, and nobody really knows where the market will go.

Hence, I personally regard Bitcoin as a means for long-term investment and not a vehicle for making quick bets. The stock market is never going to be without its peaks and troughs. Lastly, the thing that is able to tell an investor from a speculator is the fact that one's got a lot of patience.

Don't use literature to paint a false picture of bitcoin and try to justify what you are doing as though you are talking about the multi dimensional usage of the word "Dead". bitcoin is not a dead asset and has come this long journey and is still doing well without in any way showing a sign of going extinct and getting any bad.

No asset class is 100% risk free but that does not still make it dead. if something has stayed for the number of years bitcoin has stayed and faced the kind of attacks and criticism that bitcoin has had, then it definitely is does not deserve being tagged with a negative notion.

The only thing notorious about that claim is how silly it sounds. It's like saying money is dead or some other similar crap. People who say such stuff are simply attention seeking fools trying to take advantage of BTC in a braindead manner basically.

No need to overanalyze every single statement people. Instead, it's better to devote your resources and time towards more productive stuff maximizing efficiency in our lives.