🚨 LEGEND CHECK: Can Bitcoin Actually Go To Zero? ₿📉🛡️
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The idea that Bitcoin could collapse to zero often resurfaces, usually tied to the famous “Adam Back bid.” In 2020, Adam Back did place a limit order to buy the entire 21 million BTC supply at $0.02, briefly outbidding a $0.01 order—proof of strong conviction, not a prediction of collapse. He later canceled it, not out of doubt, but because a crash never came and he chose to buy Bitcoin at higher prices instead.
Fast forward to today, and the concept of a $0.01 floor no longer fits reality. Bitcoin now has spot ETFs, corporate treasuries, and even sovereign-level interest stepping in on dips, effectively pushing the market floor far higher.
More fundamentally, as long as at least one node is running and one buyer exists, Bitcoin retains value—making it the first truly “unkillable” monetary network. The takeaway is simple: zero is no longer a realistic outcome. The real debate isn’t whether Bitcoin survives, but how high it can ultimately go.👇
