This seems a bit far fetched. But the nice thing is those 50k bitcoins need to be in a wallet somewhere, right? If Saylor already has a huge chunk, and Elon has a huge chunk, and ...., then can 50k really be in the hands of this group? How about the 200k that apparently China controls? I would like to see some in depth analysis on the top wallets. The Luna wallet is apparently also growing right now rather substantially. Its so exciting to know that it has to be sitting right there in plain sight.
[That Twitter thread was posted on April Fool's so we take it with a grain of salt but still interesting the whatif's happen to be real]
Luna is a crypto project so everything is all about transparency (on the blockchain) for all participants to see. Don't trust, but verify ethos
Since 2013 (when I got in) we had suspicions (concerns) that China may be amassing a lot of Bitcoins
Sun Tzu philosophy
China has always shown they are playing the long game, always many moves ahead
China has a lot of gold. It seemed odd to many people in cryptos why China seemed to have this hatred of Bitcoin since 2017 as Bitcoin offers the same value proposition as gold and who knows could overtake gold in the future
Bitcoiners have our doubts of China's public actions
It seemed far-fetched in 2017 for Bitcoin to surpass gold, but in 2021, that seemed almost a given being that Bitcoin is 100x better than gold (imho)
Then, China completely banned Bitcoin mining last year (2021), an industry that the Chinese mining pools have the majority of the network hashrate
It was odd for China to just completely hate on an asset class that has been growing by leaps and bounds in global adoption and value
Or maybe China understands that to preserve the pristine value of Bitcoin decentralization, a nation-state even China itself, cannot have the ability to 51% attack the Bitcoin network
Ghash.io knew this in 2014 and voluntarily made the steps to control their network hasharate share to not exceed 40%
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GHash.io
I'd be happy if China only owns 200K Bitcoins and not more than a million