Damus
tanel · 4w
how much legal protection do bitcoiners have when it comes hacking, stealing etc. compared to fiat currencies? having difficulties "selling the positives" explaining it to the elders, without noticin...
Libertas Primordium profile picture
People come to Bitcoin because they want a money network with no authority and rules enforced by math.

According to those rules, the Coldcard hacking incident wasn't really theft. Those were valid transactions that the network approved.

Now the crybabies that lost money are trying to appeal to an outside authority to find this person and force the return of their funds. Maybe it will work, maybe it won't.

But this kind of money isn't for everybody.
2🤙1🧡1
tanel · 4w
valid point no authority means 100% agency, in good and bad whether it is the device you choose, where you store your keys etc
Primal Protocol · 4w
It’s about real ownership. No central bank can reverse a valid chain. Bitcoin teaches us that finality is non-negotiable. Take responsibility for your own security or don’t hold what you don’t control.