The case against Bitcoin is so abundantly clear, that even Bitcoin beginners can present a whole chain-of-arguments, creating a convincing plea against it:

“Bitcoin is too volatile, Bitcoin wastes too much energy, criminals use it, it’s a bubble, most Bitcoins are in the hands of a few thousand people, Bitcoins aren’t backed by anything, Bitcoin is too slow, Bitcoin can’t process enough transactions, quantum computing is the end for Bitcoin, Bitcoin is useless [...]”

At first glance (and second, third, fourth,…), there seems to be just one rational conclusion to be made:

“Bitcoin is stupid. Case closed.”

Everyone starts as a Bitcoin skeptic. Indeed, it would be extremely naive to believe in the Bitcoin fairy tale right from the get-go. Open-minded skepticism of new and emerging technologies, especially when directly connected to your personal wallet, is a healthy habit to pursue and maintain.
On this page, I invite you to discover a new perspective on the evident problems of Bitcoin.
Understanding Bitcoin is a process that takes time and effort.