Crypto's Lack of Value Becomes Clear During Market Turmoil

 Since Bitcoin's launch in 2009, its purpose has been unclear.

 Initially, Bitcoin was seen as a refuge from government or a replacement for a flawed financial system.

These theories have not proven accurate, especially during market downturns.

Cryptocurrencies often perform contrary to their intended roles during financial crises.

 Bitcoin is cumbersome with slow transaction times compared to traditional currencies.

 Using third-party processors for Bitcoin recreates some financial system problems.

 Bitcoin has become a volatile asset class, fluctuating significantly in value.

 The crypto ecosystem appears less stable and more corrupt than traditional banking.

 Crypto enthusiasts seeking anonymity found it less private than expected.

 Bitcoin's price movements have shown it to be unreliable as a hedge against inflation or economic instability.

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