Fact: Gold is a single point of failure that was easily captured by central banks due to its negative carry.
Fact: Bitcoin launched once Obama was installed. Coincidence?
Opinion: Before GESARA or anything like it can be implemented, a sound, unconfiscatable currency for the digital era must be bootstraped. Could this digital gold be the basis for a new dollar, or replace it entirely? Easily.
Fact: Elon Musk is closely tied to DoD via SpaceX and it's investors who wanted to prevent the loss of american space dominance. He has recently gotten on the Bitcoin bandwagon.
Fact: @Jack promotes Bitcoin and censorship resistant decentralization of social networks with BlueSky.
Opinion: @Jack is a white hat playing a role with his minor stake in Twitter. He recently posted a marker: "11+11". Coincidence?
Fact: Trump has a degree in economics, and has unpromptedly said Bitcoin "is based on thin air". The awakened quickly pointed out that, the dollar is what's based on thin air. Coincidence?
Opinion: Shitcoiners (altcoin shills) track very closely to the SJW/scammer left trying to dilute this digital gold.
Fact: Comptroller of the Currency recently warned banks to get on board with public blockchain or lose customers.
Shitcoin has no anonymity. It's a giant wealth honeypot they will vaporize at some point in the future.
Gold back currency!
That's how central banks happen.
That's how the people's money from the Treasury happens. You don't need a central bank for that.
^^^^this^^^^
You don't need gold backed currency for that. https://founders.archives.gov/documents/Franklin/01-01-02-0041
Gold backed crypto.
sounds like wishful thinking
umm... no... Bitcoin is not associated with the government and yes there is no real anonymity as of yet.
GESARA is a LARP you stupid fuck.
yes it can. layer 2 solutions.
BTC is only popular because it was first, there's superior cryptocurrency out there already, and again KYC/AML is an issue. At most and to this day, it's role is speculative
Go to Coinmarketcap.com..
There's plenty of crypto currencies in existence to handle the entire world's financial transactions. Let there be a basket of crytpos and let the market decide which ones are the most valuable..
They can create baskets of cryptos and stable coins.. and whatever else is needed to digitally manage value.
IMO, Bitcoin cash is closer to the original plan for Bitcoin than Bitcoin (which was taken over by a suspicious group of people years back)
IMO, invest a small amount in the top 10 or so crypto's.. and whatever other ones seem like they bring value to the protocol.
Bitcoin SV or Bitcoin Cash?
Bitcoin Cash gets attacked more than any other crypto by random people on forums.. so it's the one I trust the most.. also, it's the one I use when I actually want a transaction to go through in an instant.
I'm in a spot where I cannot lose money on crypto at this point. As any of the recent events should solidify to you, the number of people tweeting about it has no relevance in the long-term direction of the acceptance and value of any crypto currency. Unless you are investing with the hopes that you'll find the next one that goes up 10,000% rather than realizing that they all somewhat trade together, I do not see how Twitter is relevant. Further, the number of nodes changes all the time. Also, I believe a lot of BCH transactions are used to actually buy stuff since it is more fluid than Bitcoin or any of the other widely-used cryptos.
I do not believe in the idea that 'one crypto will rule them all' and I am not sure how the market ended up with so many people with that opinion. The biggest thing crypto taught me is to never abandon a winner - even when you get ridiculed for it.