Bitcoin's transparency still remains the aspect why I support it. Low cost digital tx is already solved. Politicians and CFO's of corps operating on Bitcoin is what's needed. Bitcoin is for the people but not for the people.
Moreover, just like all empires fall, so do monopolies. The "ocean tide fallacy" notion that, "because company X is gaining traction means that it will continue the next 10-50yrs" is rampant, and I think, quite baseless historically. Innovation really can disrupt everything.
Whats the best argument FOR monopolies? In a way, they unintentionally expose the flaws in the market/product which in turn favors those who choose to compete and address said flaws. E.g duckduckgo as a response to google. Would DDG have come about if not for google?
Klarna (payment company) just got valued 46 billion USD.
Klarna does 2 million transactions a day.
730 million transactions * $0.001 (includes fee for some data); Klarna could run their company on Bitcoin for less than a $1 million a year.
Central Bank of Norway will start testing various technical solutions for Digital Central Bank Currency. #BitcoinSV is mentioned in their latest report!😊
https://t.co/Lz7fnahWg8
Is there a way to get @money_button on your blog site, and also list who donated through it? This would be a sweet feature, but should be optional for the donator. Also, are there any good blog Sites on #BSV#BitcoinSV yet?
1/ The Largest Ponzi Schemes of All Time
1. Bernie Madoff $65B (1991-2008)
2. Tether $33.5B and still growing ~$300M/day (2017-present)
3. Allan Stanford $7B (1985-2009)
4. Tom Petters $3.65B (1998-2009)
5. Bitconnect $2B (2016-2018)
6. Albania in the 90s $1.2B (1991-1997)