if you want to send $100m+ bitcoin makes sense, banks charge % or flat rate depending on size of transfer, but it can be delayed bc of aml checks
if the ugly man is 1000x visibly richer than the 49 hot men, the women will probably flock to him - stupid ass analogy lmao
detachment from a nation/economy offers value to individuals - obv the state doesn't like it, but if a jap/argentine/chinese/venezuelan can put money into an objectively secure network instead of dollars (which can be compromised or confiscated), which do you think they would prefer? any govt can steal fiat, but it's harder to steal private keys
Adrian Adams
Bitcoin is instantaneous though. Not talking about that garbage fire BTC, of course.
William Rivera
Hey Roger / Craig! Does making blocks bigger fix this problem?
You fucking autist - instead of improving storage density, let's just tape together a bunch of floppy disks because it "solves" scaling.
Juan Myers
Retarded analogy. Something being scarce isn't reason enough to give it value. Each shit I take is unique and worth zero. Bitcoin is scarce and has utility. The latter combined with the former gives it value.
Store of value faggots will be hung.
Josiah Sullivan
>some miners failed to compete and won't get paid >the miners with their shit together get paid >implying this is a user issue
Kys
Ryan Walker
Bitcoin is the only asset capable of surviving societal collapse. Short of the the internet ceasing to exist (in which case humanity would cease to exist), there is nothing that comes close. Enjoy trying to transport your boomer gold around.
Xavier Flores
i was replyng to someone that said exactly that, that scarcity alone means value.In the real world it doesnt.I have an old tin can of a brand of food from 30 years ago, it has utility because i store physical coins in it, does that mean I can sell the rare tin can for alot?Im sure there are rare fidget spinners out there right now that you can have fun and spin on your finger but are worth nothing.Same with beanie babies.Thats the problem, everyone is parroting the same old tired lines, to boost moral.Nothing goes up forever.
James Hill
Bitcoin isn't some collector's item though. At scale it's suppose to facilitate global trade and markets, while remaining cheap to use, frictionless and stable in terms of supply. Also the power Dynamics of it alter our perception of money. There is no power in Bitcoin. No fed, no kikes, no jannies. Just a stable protocol with locked in consensus rules that punish any actors who attempt to violate them. Can beanie babies say the same?
Jaxson Brown
Tin cans and beanie babies are mass produced items with limited data on supply caps. Look at classic cars - limited edition productions have tremendous value while mass produced cars don't appreciate as much. Everyone knows how many BTC will ever be in circulation, nobody knows how many will be circulating at any given point in time.
I'm not going to even bother touching on the value of being longest blockchain and most secure network to ever exist, because a brainlet pajeet like you could never wrap their head around it.
Benjamin Davis
how exactly do you plan to buy/sell $100m+ worth of btc without losing a fuckton due to market forces and slippage?
