#Ethereum I teach you things you didn't know. The more coins competing for $ the less the price goes up. Supply and demand. If new coins brought new audiences it might cancel that out. When new coins rug, get hacked, or go bankrupt, the money often never comes back, it gets blown
Richard heart teaches you things no one else can, or will.
You do not custody coins, the blockchain does.
You do not send coins. You publish updates to a public database. The coins are right where they always were.
You do not have a cryptocurrency wallet, you have a keychain.
Every addresses was created and published by individuals through their own labor.
Every update was created and published by individuals through their own labor.
There aren't really any coins, just numbers people have a penchant for. Like characters in literature.
If the value was in your wallet, the value would double when you copied your wallet. It doesn't.
If the value was in the blockchain, the value would double when the blockchain was copied. It doesn't.
The value is a shared fiction, subjective and volatile, subject to whim and fancy, yet worth $ billions.
You don't use the blockchain, you run it, it's software.
In the blockchain, you're not a user, you're a publisher.
Blockchain software is publishing software.
Speech is speech.
Code is speech.
The blockchain is both speech and publishing software, and as such, should be doubly protected; Like you would protect books and the pen.