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Fan of the Circle, Fan of the Heart! Son of the lead singer of the rock band "The Beatles": The only source of happiness this year comes from Bitcoin.

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Fan of the Circle, Fan of the Heart! Son of the lead singer of the rock band "The Beatles": The only source of happiness this year comes from Bitcoin.

Sean Ono Lennon, son of legendary British rock band singer John Lennon, has become the latest prominent figure to support Bitcoin. During the recording of the podcast show "Orange Pill" on Sunday, he suddenly talked about Bitcoin, believing it to be the only thing this year that has made him optimistic.

The Beatles

Sean Ono Lennon is the son of The Beatles' lead singer, John Lennon, and his second wife, Yoko Ono. He himself has been a member of rock bands such as Cibo Matto, The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger, and The Claypool Lennon Delirium. In a recent interview, he expressed his fondness for Bitcoin:

"Everything has undergone drastic changes this year, and at this moment, it's really interesting. Let's talk about Bitcoin. Honestly, of all the things I've seen in terms of human nature, my own beliefs, and the near future, Bitcoin is the only thing that has made me happier and more optimistic this year."

"Bitcoin is empowering people in unprecedented ways. Even if you have gold, you have to hide it in a burlap sack, which could easily be stolen. Bitcoin doesn't have these physical limitations. You have complete autonomy; all you need to do is keep your private keys and mnemonic phrases safe. You don't have to worry about what despairing things are happening in the U.S.; you can just pack a backpack and leave."

Lennon continued to praise Bitcoin, stating that looking at Bitcoin from this perspective is truly wonderful. In a year filled with adversity, Bitcoin is making him more optimistic in this unique way.

Max Keiser's Admirer

Observing Lennon's Twitter, it is evident that he has been silently following Bitcoin for a while and is a fan of Max Keiser, the host of the RT show "Keiser Report" and a well-known Bitcoin supporter, whom he finds both intelligent and humorous.

Lennon's views align with Keiser's. In a previous report, amid political turmoil in Hong Kong, about 10% of gold was transferred abroad in August. Keiser had pointed out, "Apart from Bitcoin, no other form of asset allows you to carry it with you (it's nearly impossible with gold)."