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So the price doesn't moon. I don't know that moon is necessary to guarantee what I want: the ability to send money to anyone anywhere anytime.
This is a mistake, an error... total market size (a consequence of price going up) is crucial for your ability to send.
Not your technical ability to send sats, which you can do with a single miner or two and a price of $0.0001 etc. But your economic ability to do so (we're in ~econ territory after all).
- if it's not worth anything, you can't really send it
- if it's not worth anything, receiver won't want it
- if it's not worth anything, you won't get more people to wanna use it going forward
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Breaking the law. Much as I may be a poser in saying this (I don't break very many laws), I don't think it's any less true for that. But maybe it's like something that defends one's freedom of speech: just because I'm not in the streets railing against the regime, doesn't mean I am careless of my ability to do so.
Anyway, all this bullshit about wall street and politicians isn't going to help Bitcoin be better at the one thing it does. So the price doesn't moon. I don't know that moon is necessary to guarantee what I want: the ability to send money to anyone anywhere anytime.
I see increased regulation and control on all sides. This is the real bullish indicator.