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The discussion underscores that the real threats are regulatory pressures, government attacks on exchanges, and attempts to restrict self-custody. The conversation touches on recent crackdowns, like the case of Samurai and Wasabi wallets, which have sent chilling signals through the industry. Yet, the belief remains firm among these advocates: Bitcoin’s resilience isn't just technical; it’s economic and philosophical. It’s about building an unstoppable, decentralized network that can’t be shut down permanently, even if specific access points or on-ramps are hampered.