When I first heard of bitcoin I was not interested or curious at all. I was building a new house on my farmstead. Not good timing for me or so I thought then. The second time I heard of bitcoin, it was already 8 years later, when I was in the startup phase of my business. However this time at least, I tried to learn a little bit about it. I decided to buy some, and the price action went sideways. Again I lost interest in holding Bitcoin. I had bills to pay so I decided to sell. I could always get more again in the future, or so I thought absent-mindedly. Besides, there were other cryptocurrencies to learn about, and they competed for my already limited time. Does anyone else have a bitcoin story like this?
I have found that a lot of people relate to my story. Not only do they have a similar background, but some have lost their hard-earned money chasing crypto rainbows and lollipops. No one wants to be sold to ad finitum. Me included. But here in the world wide web, we are being sold a load of crypto, by individuals, companies, and exchanges. The distraction is ever-present. The temptation for immediate riches has led to real consequences, including financial ruin for a sizeable portion of crypto investors. But Bitcoin was and is different from crypto. It is absolutely scarce in number and fully transparent. It is completely decentralized and cannot be captured by individuals, companies and governments.
Those components of bitcoin make it extremely upsetting to those who want to run the world. The elite power structure that is fighting to remain relevant as we move into the digital age. One really nice attribute of bitcoin is that, as a medium of exchange it does not require trust. This is by design; Bitcoin is a trustless, permissionless monetary network without a central issuer of the currency. This is ironic because when it comes to money many of us automatically do not trust easily. In the traditional financial system. It takes time to build relationships and gain credibility. How could we believe that trust is not needed with Bitcoin? It seems like an impossible task, that something used as money does not necessitate trust on any level. Well, after much research and understanding of the basics of how Bitcoin works, you will also arrive at the conclusion that Bitcoin works and works consistently each and every time. No trust in a third party is needed. That should precipitate some kudos for Bitcoin. We at Bitcoin Citadel understand this very well, the trustless nature of transacting in Bitcoin. We also know that reputation is everything. A company’s reputation develops over time as customers learn how they are treated and what their experience is. It is with this in mind that we caution how to go about selecting a Bitcoin advisory service in this space.
You would be wise to select a trustworthy company to help you in obtaining and securing Bitcoin for you and your family. The wealth you have been able to accumulate can vanish if you choose ill-advised investments recommended by bad actors in the cryptocurrency space. Unfortunately, there are countless tragic tales to tell. Many companies claim they want help. In reality very few of them offer true value like Bitcoin Citadel. Bitcoin Citadel exists to partner with people, new or advanced. It’s not good enough to be another bitcoin consulting firm who charges fees with questionable customer service satisfaction. Bitcoin Citadel also does not ask for “KYC” information as a pre-requisite. KYC is short for “know your customer”, which is typically data associated with the name, address, phone number, etc. collected for marketing purposes. Rather, we prioritize privacy by default and do not rely on customer data for promotion. Regardless of whether you join us or choose another, I hope you find the help you need to secure your wealth in Bitcoin.