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Uh......yeah that is a possibility. A known downside.And those networks still have to worry about making L1 transactions in enough time to not get fucked by the volatility in the currency.
Uh......yeah that is a possibility. A known downside.
I'm gonna guess, because I've had this exact conversation multiple times, that you know all this already and are looking for some sort of "gotcha" here. Or maybe you aren't. But either way this is the part where we agree that the idea of replacing all fiat currency with BTC doesn't make sense right now and would require some innovation and/or changes. The energy necessary to mine BTC is another, similar issue.
If you're investing in BTC now it SHOULD be because you see potential in the future. You also probably shouldn't be investing any more than you can't afford to lose.
If you think nothing can ever save it or fix the problem, then don't buy any. That's cool. I get it.
Yeah, I don't necessarily disagree with any of that other than I don't see how it would ever to go straight 0.I've had this same conversation with friends as well.
mostly I'm just looking for how this benefits me as a consumer above what I already have? If the coin doesn't have a stable value it's bad for 3rd party transaction management because they might get fucked between purchase and reconciliation. If the coin does have a stable value, it will cease to be a good investment.
I have some bitcoin to atleast satisfy my FOMO itch, but I expect it's just as likely that it's value ends up being zero rather than the "too the moon" estimates I see here and from some of my friends.
You have no idea what you’re talking about.And those networks still have to worry about making L1 transactions in enough time to not get fucked by the volatility in the currency.
Third party?involving a 3rd party has never caused problems with bitcoin before...
You don’t understand Bitcoin and you expect it to go to zero.I've had this same conversation with friends as well.
mostly I'm just looking for how this benefits me as a consumer above what I already have? If the coin doesn't have a stable value it's bad for 3rd party transaction management because they might get fucked between purchase and reconciliation. If the coin does have a stable value, it will cease to be a good investment.
I have some bitcoin to atleast satisfy my FOMO itch, but I expect it's just as likely that it's value ends up being zero rather than the "too the moon" estimates I see here and from some of my friends.
You have no idea what you’re talking about.
Third party?Please spend some time understanding how blockchains work. Thank you very much!
I know you love being skeptical but at least don’t do it from a position of ignorance. Dole is entertaining at that. You? Not really.
You don’t understand Bitcoin and you expect it to go to zero.
But you invested in it.
Interesting.
Please take two hours of basic Bitcoin education then we discuss. Until then, I’m not wasting time with your constant ignorant chatter just to be contrary.more... "you're wrong, educate yourself", rather than an actual discussion.
Please take two hours of basic Bitcoin education then we discuss. Until then, I’m not wasting time with your constant ignorant chatter just to be contrary.
I know your MO, ser.![]()
Not an investment. I own it and I’m never selling.good discussion. Enjoy your "investment".
You sincerely want to learn about this? On a sports message board?telling me I'm wrong isn't an answer to my question... not surprised you don't have one.
You sincerely want to learn about this? On a sports message board?
Not an investment. I own it and I’m never selling.
Again, please learn about Bitcoin. If you’ll read it, I’ll send you a copy of The Bitcoin Standard next time I’m in the States.![]()
Again, I say this sincerely, learn about Bitcoin. In the future, all value will inevitably flow to Bitcoin. As such, you’ll never sell your Bitcoin. Until deflation levels out, you’ll simply borrow (for lack of a better term, since interest will virtually not exist it’ll be so low) against your holdings.just using it as currency? you're a true believer aren't you?
@HammerDown so when shit hits the fan and doomsday comes, how do you withdraw your bitcoin and turn it into something usable? just curious from a preppers stance how the bitcoin comes into play