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It's already the third and final day of the event, and the excitement still hasn't subsided! Although everyone slowly wound down, the atmosphere remained special - so much so that we decided to sit in front of the camera once again and share our impressions.
It was simply fantastic. This event breathed new energy into the cryptocurrency community - the kind that had been missing for a long time.
There is no denying that the modern cryptosphere has become heavily saturated with profit, trading and technical analysis.
At many conferences today, talk of bourses, cycles, ETFs or ATH forecasts reigns supreme.
Here it was completely different. No one talked about how much he earned on Bitcoin or what the chart predicts.
Instead - the conversations were about privacy, decentralization and financial freedom. 🌐
Event participants discussed how to send funds without KYC and AML, but not to "avoid taxes."
It was about something much deeper - preserving privacy and financial sovereignty.
It was a conversation about values, not speculation.
Many participants are actively using decentralized DeFi protocols and peer-to-peer applications that most people haven't even heard of.
These are the true heirs to Satoshi Nakamoto 's ideas - people who truly live the spirit of decentralization.
Prague's cryptocurrency community was particularly impressive.
This is an environment that not only talks about financial freedom, but actively uses it.
People exchange funds, meet regularly, and operate using peer-to-peer protocols, Monero or Zcash.
It's a real alternative to the centralized financial world - and proof that the spirit of Bitcoin is still alive 💪
One of the hottest topics of the conference was the debate between the supporters of Monero and Zcash.
Both projects bet on privacy, but... in a completely different way.
💡 The verdict? Monero fans won the discussion, although Zcash still has a strong case - especially when it comes to practical applications.
At the end of the event, words were spoken that could be considered the motto of the entire meeting:
"Bitcoin is freedom. Bitcoin is hope."
In a world where there's more and more talk about regulation, ETFs and institutional investors, it's easy to forget why Bitcoin was created in the first place.
This event was a reminder that Bitcoin isn't just an investment vehicle - it's a manifesto for freedom. 🕊️
For many attendees, including the author, this event felt like an antidote to the overly bureaucratized nature of cryptocurrencies.
After talking to politicians and regulators, this event proved to be a breath of fresh air - a reminder that bitcoin is still alive and makes sense.
Even if 99% of users focus on price,
the 1% still fight for freedom and privacy.
And they are the ones keeping the spirit of Bitcoin alive. ⚡
The event in Prague proved that a real cryptocurrency community still exists.
We can only hope that such events will also appear in Poland - places where we will again talk about the idea, not about profit.
Because bitcoin is not just a rate. Bitcoin is an idea.
