The real value of Bitcoin lies in its decentralized nature—a distributed system with no central control. This property ensures its resiliency and reliability.
When the operator can control access and alter critical attributes like supply cap or inflation, Bitcoin loses its value, becoming akin to a bank database.
The current trend promoting custodianship, like ETFs, undermines Bitcoin's core value, with proponents attacking advocates for self-custody as fearmongers risking Bitcoin's very essence.
Comparing custodial solutions to self-custodial tools ignores historical lessons from gold's degradation; the lack of personal ownership facilitated government manipulation and erosion of value.
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