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He remarked that many companies and governments attempting to adopt Bitcoin are doing so superficially, trying to sand down its disruptive edges by adding controls like KYC processes or renaming blockchain as merely a "distributed ledger." These efforts, he argued, often miss the point—Bitcoin's true power is its decentralization and autonomy, which cannot be fully embraced by entities seeking to control or regulate it. Institutions may attempt to co-opt or regulate Bitcoin, but its fundamental nature remains resistant to such control, making it a true agent of disruption.