Bitcoin Is Dead - Tracking Every Time Bitcoin Has Been Declared Dead
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Bitcoin Is Dead?
How many times has Bitcoin died?
Bitcoin has been declared dead hundreds of times since 2010. Each time critics announce that Bitcoin is dead, we document it with the original source, date, and Bitcoin's price. Despite these Bitcoin obituaries, the cryptocurrency continues to recover. View detailed statistics on our Bitcoin death statistics page.
Who are the top Bitcoin critics?
Notable Bitcoin critics include Warren Buffett, Jamie Dimon, Peter Schiff, and Nouriel Roubini, who have repeatedly predicted Bitcoin's demise. Our Critics Leaderboard ranks individuals by how many times they've declared Bitcoin is dead or worthless. Many critics focus on Bitcoin's volatility, energy usage, or perceived lack of intrinsic value when writing their Bitcoin obituaries.
What is Bitcoin?
Bitcoin is the first decentralized peer-to-peer payment network, created by Satoshi Nakamoto in 2009. Learn more in the original Bitcoin whitepaper.
Why was Bitcoin Is Dead created?
Bitcoin is considered one of the most important inventions in history, challenging traditional financial institutions. However, critics highlight concerns about volatility, energy usage, illicit activities, and regulatory uncertainties. This dichotomy inspired me to create 'Bitcoin Is Dead' — tracking and documenting Bitcoin skeptics and key moments in its history.
Is Bitcoin dead?
No, Bitcoin is not dead. Contrary to its ominous name, 'Bitcoin Is Dead' shows Bitcoin remains very much alive and active. Market prices, transaction volumes, and block sizes reflect its vitality. This project serves as a testament to Bitcoin's resilience and value.
Should I buy Bitcoin?
That's your decision. Please do your own research. This site is for entertainment purposes only. 'Bitcoin Is Dead' does not provide financial advice or investment recommendations.