Highly unlikely. Since its launch in 2009, Bitcoin has been declared “dead” hundreds of times – yet it continues to grow. It has survived major market crashes, regulatory crackdowns, and competition from thousands of other cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin’s decentralized nature means there is no central entity that can shut it down. As long as people run Bitcoin nodes and value its properties – like limited supply and censorship resistance – it will remain functional.
Newer technologies might emerge, but Bitcoin still leads in security, adoption, and brand recognition. Think of it as digital gold: not the flashiest tech, but the most trusted.
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