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Concluding, Antonopoulos asserted that Bitcoin's ongoing existence proves its robustness. Despite frequent predictions of failure, it continues to operate and evolve. Capacity issues, protocol disagreements, and regulatory threats are just part of its natural growth process—like the evolution of the internet.
He emphasized that Bitcoin’s survival depends on the collective action of nodes, miners, developers, and users committed to its ideals. As history shows, infrastructure expands to meet demand, and the system remains resilient—persisting across decades of challenges.
He left the audience with a vital message: Bitcoin’s future is uncertain but persistent. As long as a few nodes and miners remain, it will continue to survive and adapt—an ongoing experiment in decentralized money.