I think I'm totally with you in sentiment, but we disagree on the right approach. To the best of my understanding BTC appears to offer a glimmer of freedom from an insanely corrupt system. The interesting thing about the buzzwords surrounding BTC is that they seem to be true.
Imagine a future where you aren't forced to invest in corporations simply to save money. Imagine not needing to ask permission from your bank to withdraw your own money. Imagine being able to leave the US on a moment's notice with your entire net worth safely stored in your head.
Mate. No freedom. Hook, line, and sink. By people even worse. The type who leave you high and dry. They care nothing for ethics. Just for profit. On a system needing far more to exchange and manage. By the time you have, you've lost out, or are also scamming something. It's another investment opportunity and very volatile and high risk.
My bank is accountable. Yes it makes a mint. They're all corrupt to their core. But I am fundamentally protected. Unless it all goes to shit. I have a heap of regulations and regulators behind banking and the protocols they enforce.
As far as this. Tedious. What does it buy, anything else legit can't. At what point was it worth it. At what point are you moving your cash into it, for a payday, hide it, buy some moody services. Haha. Look at it, volatility. Transfer taking the longest in history. Any exchange straight up conning, on no fixed rates. Sure you can, loophole, until these are closing. At what point was anybody else dumping millions into it. Haha. Dumb. You'd spread and keep spreading if you're that guy, proxy, shell, the next and the next, hitting profit, not all eggs in rotten basket. Otherwise what's happened to those guys. Millions deleted like that, stroke of a key.
So no, buzzwords, buying memes, and skins, and Internet points. As far as useful went. Volatile investment. On an Internet faster tracking, anyway.
I think I'm totally with you in sentiment, but we disagree on the right approach. To the best of my understanding BTC appears to offer a glimmer of freedom from an insanely corrupt system. The interesting thing about the buzzwords surrounding BTC is that they seem to be true.
Imagine a future where you aren't forced to invest in corporations simply to save money. Imagine not needing to ask permission from your bank to withdraw your own money. Imagine being able to leave the US on a moment's notice with your entire net worth safely stored in your head.
Mate. No freedom. Hook, line, and sink. By people even worse. The type who leave you high and dry. They care nothing for ethics. Just for profit. On a system needing far more to exchange and manage. By the time you have, you've lost out, or are also scamming something. It's another investment opportunity and very volatile and high risk.
My bank is accountable. Yes it makes a mint. They're all corrupt to their core. But I am fundamentally protected. Unless it all goes to shit. I have a heap of regulations and regulators behind banking and the protocols they enforce.
As far as this. Tedious. What does it buy, anything else legit can't. At what point was it worth it. At what point are you moving your cash into it, for a payday, hide it, buy some moody services. Haha. Look at it, volatility. Transfer taking the longest in history. Any exchange straight up conning, on no fixed rates. Sure you can, loophole, until these are closing. At what point was anybody else dumping millions into it. Haha. Dumb. You'd spread and keep spreading if you're that guy, proxy, shell, the next and the next, hitting profit, not all eggs in rotten basket. Otherwise what's happened to those guys. Millions deleted like that, stroke of a key.
So no, buzzwords, buying memes, and skins, and Internet points. As far as useful went. Volatile investment. On an Internet faster tracking, anyway.
If perchance it wanted to kill banking which it does not, it relies on banking to buy and generate its shittycoins.
It would grant everybody a free account generating any coins off their usage. All they'd have to do was be online and they'd be making bitcoins.
Look at that, banking is dead. No. The banks would sooner kill the Internet.
It offers nothing else