21 sats \ 2 replies \ @siggy47 OP 19 Apr freebie \ parent \ on: What Happened To Bitcoin? bitcoin
Can I ask you two questions? I trust your knowledge and honesty. The block size wars were a little before my time, but I read the book. I squarely fall on the small block side, mainly because I consider the security of the main chain primary, and believe speed can be achieved on level 2s when needed, and I like that any little pleb can run his own node cheaply. Putting block size aside, I know you and I agree about Saylor and ETFs.
- What do you think is causing this progression to pure NGU philosophy?
- Do you think Tucker has a point with this statement?
Always keep in mind this:
What do you think is causing this progression to pure NGU philosophy?
This "NgU idea" didn't happen only after Saylor entrance... It was here long before from the beginning. I do not deny it. Is a natural course of action in a free market.
But let's not forget WHY we are here: we are not here for NgU, we are here to destroy the fiat system and get free from debt slavery, having "fuck you" money.
People always forget the essence of Bitcoin:
People that will follow the NgU idea, will be totally REKT.
Do you think Tucker has a point with this statement?
I think Tucker is quite confused now. I always admired him for his clear mind, but now I think his mind is clouded by obscure events that we do not know it.
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I really like that meme. I find it ridiculous that Ver now looks to make it a David v Goliath battle with the small blockers as Goliath! Coinbase, all the big miners, etc were on his side. As if he wants to go back to mere peer to peer payments.
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