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If you've read those books I think thats more than enough info.
The market decided and it was inevitable that wall st and nation states to come in. That has nothing to do with my piece of the pie and doesn't mean that they can change Bitcoin to how they want.
There's no chance for monero to ever become a world reserve currency. Bitcoin needs layers to scale. BCH having larger blocks doesn't mean you can scale the planet on the base layer.
I agree. But I can't shake the feeling that there's more to this story. We know the surface level reasons why BCH doesn't work.
I spent years in an evangelical christian church where they had their reasons for why Buddhism or other religions were trash. Then I went and lived with Buddhists.... and I realized those christians didn't know shit.
So, yea, I understand the surface level reasons for BCH and XMR being trash. But when you try having a conversation with them about it, they seem to have well thought out answers. They understand it just as well as we do, and they think we're wrong. So, obviously, there's more conversation to have here.
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Personally I'm glad there's a monero community that like to argue with bitcoiners. They have pointed out a few flaws in Bitcoin that I hadn't heard of before. In particular the centralization of mining. Monero bugs were telling me about this, then Ocean (and particularly Mechanic) kinda confirmed it. I just think that the flaws in monero are a lot worse than the issues in Bitcoin. None are perfect, but we have a clear winner with BTC.
But for BCH...? I have little time. Roger needs to let it go.
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