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The BTC Philanthropist · 26w
For now. I think iran is prime example as they don't want usdt... They want btc for obvious reasons.
nodesy · 26w
I mean, if the author completely ignores the existence of bitcoin, sure
Matt - Kind 1 Sisyphus · 26w
Short term. What about long term? It could be the case that these "stable coins" turn out to basically be CBDCs (I argue they basically are already, as is the US dollar - it's been largely digital for years). It'll become very apparent that these systems are perhaps more controlled (cashless, more c...
scrolls of ancient wisdom · 26w
Dollars still have the problem of inflation
nostrich · 26w
Blockstream and iFinex have and had close ties. The undermining of BTC had been perfected by 2014. Long before most Bitcoiners here have bought their first coins. Now instead of re-aligning with cyphepunk values e.g. Monero we here Bitcoiners praise the maxi gospel (that is just another subversio...
Moon · 26w
Eh, I reject this. I see let to reflect on. Open source technology, cryptography, and mathematics can be leveraged by anyone or any entity, including governments. That the US government and / or it’s corporatized appendages would seek to co-opt Bitcoin affinity signals into the dollar system is no...
Toby McMann · 26w
He confuses currency with store of value use case.
ynniv · 26w
for now
₿ Manhattan · 26w
Bitcoin is the one and only true revolution… you dumb fucks
Leo · 26w
Stablecoins are both saving and destroying the dollar, depending on which editor is currently at the desk of FT/Bloomberg/WSJ
🛑 I Am Muslim🤚 · 26w
https://image.nostr.build/e13a2ec8c0d18367d2e618605a00938b9b263fa26d3da62c136d48eee9780198.png 🔴 God has said in the Quran: 🔵 { And We have already sent Noah and Abraham and placed in their descendants prophethood and scripture; and among them is he who is guided, but many of them are defian...
🐢 · 26w
She can do both. Provide the utility of borderless self sovereignty, and consolidate the fiat system into a single dominant currency. And then one day, the choice will be glaringly obvious, and early adopters will have their freedom.
nostrich · 26w
The reflection. https://i.postimg.cc/C1mSg8b5/cash-value-going-to-0.jpg
Big Barry Bitcoin · 26w
Without reading anything but the heading so far: no. Practically none of the cypherpunks wanted to destroy the dollar. They only wanted to digitize money and if anything, the dollar attacked them each time they made something compatible.
scl · 26w
How surprised can we be? People don’t like change, it scares most. Why try to understand something ew when you can be sold a repackaged existing thing
Bruno SlingshotVPN · 26w
Trying to correlate what is not correlated...
Roboto · 26w
I believe the crypto dollar is just a transition to a bitcoin standard.
Newcoiner #Blake2b-or-Bust · 26w
No, they never did. Sellouts and bad actors are the ones who used our movement to try and "save" the dollar instead. But that won't stop Bitcoin.
davesoma · 26w
The transition isn’t complete yet.
Michael Kyle · 26w
The revolution is coming, the tides are swift! #BitcoinOverFiat
goatmeal · 26w
this is the result of putting store of value before medium of exchange and listening to charlatans like saifedean
ACCOUNT_DELETED · 26w
Full article from the archive: https://archive.ph/R5wEu
2 Sats · 26w
Not over ‘till it’s over… give it time.
JoJ · 26w
These people are missing 'the part that mattered' AI sees it: https://blossom.primal.net/7d2eec279dc2c0efb769998e80ec9739834007c47f2c2d47ec71401227f417f6.jpg
Fotoart · 26w
Last ditch effort to maintain it alive. When the whole world who wants it is saturated with it, inflation will show its true colors. That’s one boat I don’t want to be on when it sinks.
Eddie · 19w
DAI!!