Doesn't Bitcoin benefit initial users unfairly?

if time can be played, there must have been many people who collected large amounts of bitcoin.

unfortunately, time cannot be played back, indeed the price of bitcoin is not predictable, that's what the law of bubble is.

I agree that bitcoin is like a legal bubble effect where prices can soar and explode without anyone expecting it.

if the law of bubble is only temporary, sir, if bitcoin seems to be long-term, even though there are similarities with the law of bubble.

I think the development of bitcoin is getting better and better, more people are using it for transactions and more and more brokers are using bitcoin for payments, so I think bitcoin will have a good future

There is a common perception that early adopters of Bitcoin benefited unfairly from its growth, as they were able to acquire large amounts of Bitcoin at a very low cost. However, it's worth noting that early adopters also took on significant risk by investing in an untested and largely unknown technology. Additionally, Bitcoin's success and growth are based on a network effect, where the more people who use and adopt it, the more valuable it becomes. Therefore, the early adopters who helped to establish and grow the network played a significant role in its success, and their rewards are reflective of that.