#Bitcoin changes the world. Or at least: it changed me.
— Arnold Hu₿ach ⚡️ (@st4rnold) September 21, 2021
🙍♂️Arnold joined the market in 2016.
👨🏼💻Now 5 years later, I’m not the same Arnold anymore.
Thanks to Bitcoin 👇🏻
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that's right swan is the referral program exchange. My bad.Pro Ag said:
There is KYC for Swan. Strike payment to hardware wallet is the best way to stack sats.
administrative errors said:
Why are they freaking out?#Bitcoin changes the world. Or at least: it changed me.
— Arnold Hu₿ach ⚡️ (@st4rnold) September 21, 2021
🙍♂️Arnold joined the market in 2016.
👨🏼💻Now 5 years later, I’m not the same Arnold anymore.
Thanks to Bitcoin 👇🏻
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This is the path they will take, dca and hodl....
bmks270 said:administrative errors said:
Why are they freaking out?#Bitcoin changes the world. Or at least: it changed me.
— Arnold Hu₿ach ⚡️ (@st4rnold) September 21, 2021
🙍♂️Arnold joined the market in 2016.
👨🏼💻Now 5 years later, I’m not the same Arnold anymore.
Thanks to Bitcoin 👇🏻
1/14
This is the path they will take, dca and hodl....
Gary Gensler (SEC):
— PlanB (@100trillionUSD) September 21, 2021
- is going after the "5000 or 6000 PROJECTS that are raising money from the public [..] anticipating profit"
- views #Bitcoin as a "digital, scarce STORE OF VALUE"https://t.co/aw9aQwQ0M6
I love a good admin errors pop quiz!administrative errors said:
Pop quiz: what does DINO mean and what coins are not DINO?
IIRC you have always advocated for around an 80/20 split between BTC and ETH right? Stay away from the other crap coins correct?administrative errors said:Gary Gensler (SEC):
— PlanB (@100trillionUSD) September 21, 2021
- is going after the "5000 or 6000 PROJECTS that are raising money from the public [..] anticipating profit"
- views #Bitcoin as a "digital, scarce STORE OF VALUE"https://t.co/aw9aQwQ0M6
It's hard to keep my ego in check when I portray the future accurately so often.
Pop quiz: what does DINO mean and what coins are not DINO?
administrative errors said:
HINT:
It's referencing something Gary Gensler said recently.
D____ In N_____ On__
Done7 said:
Ethereum ability to run a node on AWS does not make it centerzialied. I am all for holding BTC, but you can't just ignore the growth of DEFI and NFT on Ethereum and other smart contract platform.
If all the AWS nodes went away, the ethereum network would still operate though, right? In my mind being able to operate a node in many ways actually helps decentralization. What am I missing?administrative errors said:Done7 said:
Ethereum ability to run a node on AWS does not make it centerzialied. I am all for holding BTC, but you can't just ignore the growth of DEFI and NFT on Ethereum and other smart contract platform.
I can ignore if it can't work without a centralized entity that could rug pull the system everything is built on.
Why is AWS used?
He gets a platform because hiw cowtows to the party's demands for an "expert"mazag08 said:
"Good economic" and "Krugman" don't belong together. Either the guy isn't good or is he is corrupt. You don't get that much wrong and become that partisan as an economist without one or the other.
YouBet said:
I don't own any ETH but I didn't realize it was mostly running on corporate infrastructure. That would keep me from supporting it solely because of that. It's completely vulnerable to all sorts of bad actors and actions at that point.
And especially now that you have big tech pretty much in league with one side of the political aisle as a defacto surrogate all the more reason to move away from that. That defeats the whole purpose of this entire movement.
Im going to end up being a 100% BTC Admin Errors convert by the end of this. I can feel it. Lol.
bmks270 said:
Good economic lecture by Krugman and his thoughts on Bitcoin 2 years ago. Fundamentally not much has changed except Bitcoin price. Some of the problems he raises are being worked as he alluded to. A brief history of money and mediums of value exchange followed by arguments that crypto might actually be a step backwards. Discusses game theory, trust has been built on "repeated games." He suggests that crypto doesn't fix hyper inflation, because it is a result of societal collapse and crypto won't move food into the stores.
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Fundamentally not much has changed except Bitcoin price. price is irrelevant
Some of the problems he raises are being worked as he alluded to. A brief history of money and mediums of value exchange followed by arguments that crypto might actually be a step backwards. crypto, yes. Bitcoin, absurdly not.
Discusses game theory, trust has been built on "repeated games." no idea what this is referencing, game theory isn't hard to understand and I encourage your own exploration
He suggests that crypto doesn't fix hyper inflation, because it is a result of societal collapse and crypto won't move food into the stores. I disagree, hyperinflation regardless of what entities try changing the definition to fit, is caused by money printing, money printing is a symptom of a bad system. Bitcoin's Unique system removes the ability to "hyperinflate." The next hyperinflation event will instead be a Hyperbitcoinization event.
administrative errors said:
Cardano is vaporware, as is solana, as are the majority of "defi" [read as: DINO] projects.
Your statement is based on hopeium, not effective coding.