Even after being in existence for more than 15 years, Bitcoin still encounters skepticism from various sources. There are misconceptions about Bitcoin, such as the belief that it lacks "intrinsic value." Although Bitcoin doesn't have backing from a central bank like fiat currency, its unique features give it value, such as decentralization, borderlessness, and scarcity, making it an attractive hedge against currency devaluation.

Another common myth is that Bitcoin operates like a Ponzi scheme, where early adopters benefit at the expense of later investors until the scheme collapses. Unlike a Ponzi scheme, Bitcoin functions within a decentralized network, preventing any central controlling entity from taking over.

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