@stephanlivera So why was Bitcoin used in commerce and growing exponentially while its block size was larger than its demand? Why did it lose traders and become used only for financial speculation when it failed to meet demand?
If you have any intellectual honesty left, you will read that book
@oyealmond@raincards Stablecoins should be decentralized, anonymous, instant, and without trusted parts. Investigate https://t.co/PGiYG556sP and https://t.co/4i6LDgf8V8
@Profaustriaco La explicacion es correcta, el problema es que BTC no puede cumplir esa funcion con 7 TPS y con segundas capas que nunca terminan de escalar por diseño. Pero esto no fue siempre así, lo han introducido adrede: https://t.co/an7zWulDOK
@Kate_L_Mosso@BitcoinCashOG The reason why BCH is the real Bitcoin (based on its architecture) has been explained in other answers. Therefore, you can also learn why BCH is the real Bitcoin according to its history: https://t.co/gMbrQ9Czku
@cakewallet, in the "Swap - - > Select Asset - - > Stablecoins" section, wouldn't it be better to add decentralized, anonymous and self-custodial stablecoins like https://t.co/PGiYG556sP and https://t.co/4i6LDgf8V8? Because USDT and USDC are garbage.
@TheDesertLynx Stablecoins are a necessary evil to protect traders from volatility. Of course, a disguised CBDC (USDT) is not the same as decentralized, anonymous, and open-source stablecoins (Moria, ParyonUSD) 👇🏽
@Tangem The crypto ecosystem needs decentralized, anonymous, self-custodial, and open-source stablecoins. Look to https://t.co/PGiYG556sP and https://t.co/4i6LDgf8V8