10. π While Bitcoin may experience 'bubbles,' its global protocol and resistance to government control offer immense long-term value. Itβs a reminder that fixing money is just the start of broader financial reforms. #BitcoinFuture #FinancialRevolution
9. π Bitcoinβs rules are encoded on the Blockchain, making them resistant to manipulation. Unlike fiat money, Bitcoin's value isn't at the mercy of government decisions, providing a stable foundation. #Blockchain #CryptoStability
8. βοΈ The 1720 Bubble Act restricted joint stock companies to those with royal charters, aiming to prevent financial chaos. This act was a response to the destructive potential of unchecked financial innovation. #BubbleAct
7. π³π± The aftermath of the Tulip Bubble saw the establishment of the Bank of England and similar financial schemes in France, leading to further bubbles like the South Sea and Mississippi Bubbles. #FinancialBubbles
6. π The Tulip Bubble burst when buyers refused to honor inflated contracts, and the Dutch government allowed conversions to cheaper options, causing a market collapse. #MarketCollapse
5.π‘ Corruption in the 1600s and 1700s exploited innovations like contracts. The Tulip Bubble was a result of such exploitation, where speculative trading on future prices led to a financial frenzy. #TulipMania
