最新报道：According to the news from the Bitcoin World Network, a well-known cryptocurrency analyst claimed that the original holders of Bitcoin are losing confidence in the asset as institutions increasingly adopt Bitcoin, sparking debate in the Bitcoin community. "Many of the most enthusiastic early whales have seen their faith shaken and are selling at these prices," Scott Melker said in an article on Saturday. Melker said there are "many reasons" to sell Bitcoin. "Bitcoin is great, but it has obviously been used to some extent by people who created it as a hedge," Melker said. Although Melker admitted that he did not agree with them, just "pointing out" things he heard, the comments sparked a debate about what Bitcoin's increasing institutional adoption means for the original spirit of Bitcoin. Mike Alfred, founder and managing partner of Alpine Fox, said he "rarely disagrees" with Melker, but this time he disagrees. "People sell some or all of their Bitcoin based on personal decisions made for many reasons that have nothing to do with the asset or protocol," Alfred said. Meanwhile, bitcoin holder Dave Weisberger said widespread adoption is impossible without institutional interest: "Ironically, there is no path to the Bitcoin standard without the public allocating bitcoin to these entities through the fiat system controlled by traditional institutions and the OG holdings." Bitcoin "is for everyone," analyst Crypto Mags said, adding that Bitcoin does not discriminate. "I am here to remind you that Bitcoin is for everyone. Everyone includes the enemy, the government, and Wall Street," said Crypto Mags. Bitwise Invest chief investment officer Matt Hougan said that while he understands Melker's point, Bitcoin "is still pretty revolutionary." "This is the first global currency backed by logic and community, not by nation states and violence," Hougan said. "Respect the early big whales and let's keep building. The world needs Bitcoin more than ever," he said. On July 26, an early bitcoin investor sold 80,000 BTC through Galaxy Digital in what Digital Asset described as one of the largest notional transactions in the history of cryptocurrency. Magazine: Robinhood's tokenized shares spark legal storm.