10 sats \ 0 replies \ @Polaire 22 Jan \ on: ChatBTC bitcoin
I can't find who is satoshi nakamoto :') :') Very good btw
- The law of my country, which doesn't like cryptocurrencies at all.
- The number of vendors accepting crypto is very low, especially in the countryside.
- Automatic converters have all been shut down.
Hello, If the receiver need the money, i think they can use CPFP (Child pay for parent). This is easily explained here : https://twitter.com/BTCillustrated/status/1747586527826174005
I don't agree with the article, it says that self-custody is riskier because there are more elements that may not work. I think the opposite is true:
- for custody: all it takes is one hack of the platform to lose everything.
- for custody with a third party: the risk is that the third party won't fulfill its role.
For me, self custody is the best solution. Yes, you have to explain how bitcoin works, but with different bitcoin scripts you can really choose the conditions. https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Script
I haven't listened to everything but these arguments are bad, the dollar is also used by criminals, bitcoin can be traced more easily than cash...
His position is ambiguous: on the one hand he criticizes bitcoin, but it seems to me that JP Morgan has invested in the ecosystem (particularly in mining companies, if I remember correctly).
I don't know how inflation is calculated at European level, but I do know that in some countries the calculation is biased: it's based on a small basket that doesn't reflect the life of average households.
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