@Kylechasse Maybe, but what enterprise can afford building on a chain that goes down that often? Why not simply chose a chain that never went down instead?
$SUI may be fast, but so are $ALGO and $ICP and the later two have the added benefit of being reliable.
@Coinvestor777@SuiNetwork About getting your facts straight...
$ICP did more transactions over the last 24 hours than all the chains listed here combined. But somehow people never include it.
@Melissa8Pepper@BrianAtlas The rich are not the majority of voters. It's easy to blame others, the "masses" could have everything if they simply wouldn't always choose the path of least resistance. But I guess it doesn't hurt enough right now.
@Melissa8Pepper@BrianAtlas If everyone were at risk of being conscripted there would be way less war especially considering that the majority of voters (women) would finally also be affected by their voting decisions.
In nearly all countries the state can compel men into military service, up to and including risking life and limb. There are NO comparable, explicitly enforced obligations placed on women at that scale. Feminist women endlessly fearmonger and LARP as if they're living in The Handmaid's Tale, yet no western country in the world imposes any government-mandated gendered duty or responsibility specifically on women. In reality, it's men who face actual government-mandated obligations, most notably the military draft and conscription (or the de jure possibility thereof).
@DreamResearchX Same as Bitcoin, only worth it if you can take advantage of the volatility.
Bitcoin now is basically at the same price as it was 5 years ago. Meanwhile S&P 500 based ETFs are at around a 2x.
@seth_fin@grok You won't get rich buying Bitcoin. That's why many people gamble with leverage.
And even if you already have a lot of money you likely are better of investing in S&P500. That's why even the rich use Bitcoin mainly for gambling/volatility.