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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @nyan OP 19 Dec \ parent \ on: Borrow against your Bitcoin bitcoin
Capital efficiency
Sure, there is always trade-offs and I think that is fine. A layer 2 or 3 does not need to have the same decentralization and security guarantees as the base chain. I even think custodial solutions are eventually fine for everyday purposes. I don't care if I have a few sats for groceries on a normal bank account in the future.
Don’t know what’s your feed in tariff, but under most circumstances you can amortize a miner in 1-2 years with a solar panel
I think what @joda means that you have a single point of failure here. In order to transact, you need to sign with this wallet and however you do it, in this process malware can extract the private key from your wallet. Having hardware signing devices mitigates this attack vector to a huge extent. You of course open a new attack vector by trusting the manfacturer, therefore, you should use devices from at least two different ones in a multisig.
I would not declare America dead. The USA has good demographics and if there is a shift in politics back towards original American values of freedom and free markets, such a system will always dominate those autocratic shit shows called Russia or China.
Maybe the USA will not adopt bitcoin as reserve currency tomorrow but I see a possibility for a gold standard (that might open the backdoor for a bitcoin standard later on) which would already be a huge thing.
The Roman empire also bounced back after the crisis of the third century and even later Justinian was close to reconstituting the old empire. The real world is messy and nothing is set in stone.
Thank you all very much for your votes and replies with your opinions. Given the feedback I will think again whether I am going to spend time on implementing this.
Have a nice Sunday all!
Thank you, wasn’t aware of it! Will check it out. I think the BTC-BTC use case is simply just not that much on the radar atm since, without capital gains tax, it would make no sense at all ^^ taxes are really just distorting the market here a lot and which makes the otherwise irrational BTC-BTC case rational
Yes, that’s basically the idea. I already know that some centralized services are exactly doing that precisely because it seems to be a possibility for now. Of course may vary by jurisdiction. In any case, even with centralized services some people choose to take out BTC since their target investment will be done in BTC.
And they nice thing about BTC only would be that it could be done completely on-chain and trustless.