A thing that doesn't apply here

You have no rights on someone elses property by default. Licenses grant under a specific scope, they don't actually forbid

Yes legally, and while I understand technical failures may happen, we are talking about people claiming loud and clear they would rob users of their rights. They would deserve to go in court if they did

Any part of such contract that implies giving up rights is void and cannot apply

This would be considered breaching the law. People have the right to delete their shit, you can't take it from them

Physical security is shit. If you rely on this you will eventually get stolen

Fortunately economies and currencies only last 200 years median so you wouldn't statistically be able to retain all of it over that time period. But yes, that wasn't the point

This is a text message. Look at charts if you want data. I agree it's not a guarantee though

You actually can, because it behaves in 4 year cycles. Bitcoin ATH have been in August 2017, 2021 and 2025, and dips have been in December 2018, 2022 and 2026. This why people are selling right now, everyone knows this which makes it self-fulfilling

It's just 50% down from ath though