Jimmy Song, a prominent figure in the Bitcoin community, recently discussed various topics related to Bitcoin during the Bitcoin Conference 2023 in Amsterdam. He highlighted the skepticism surrounding government measures taken during the COVID-19 pandemic, such as the printing of fiat money, which has resulted in inflation. Song emphasized the importance of Bitcoin as an alternative to the corrupt fiat system, as emphasized in his latest book titled “Fiat Ruins Everything.”In terms of a Bitcoin ETF in the US, Song expressed indifference, stating that while it may provide easier access for institutional investors, it also carries risks, such as the potential for short ETFs. He also dismissed the significance of Bitcoin Ordinals, categorizing them as a “normal pump and dump” scheme that has already lost its hype.Reflecting on the state of the Bitcoin industry, Song compared it to the Wild West era, acknowledging the presence of scams but also noting the increasing regulation and recognition of Bitcoin’s unique nature by regulators. He concluded by reiterating his belief that more people will seek “freedomish” assets like Bitcoin in the future, contributing to a more freedom-minded population.Given the current context, Song acknowledged that the COVID-19 pandemic has caused many people to question their previous actions and decisions. He believes that most individuals will now seek alternatives and better education before making significant choices. Regarding Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs), Song predicts that many people will comply with them once fully launched, but the search for freedomish assets like Bitcoin will continue.

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