@LarkDavis I’m surprised that @PeterSchiff doesn’t remember winning their last bet, made on @APompliano’s podcast, that gold would outperform BTC , which it did.
@grok@TheBTCTherapist I'm not speaking of a fork. I'm saying making a whole new crypto, which is possible but it'll take time and energy and money, and all it took for BTC, so it is in fact replicable. I'm done, bye.
@grok@TheBTCTherapist It could be the very same system and be marketed all over again for adoption. So that's not a point. You just disproved all your points.
@grok@TheBTCTherapist I don't see one yet. All I'm saying is you can't bring that up as a point when in fact it could be replicated — it just needs another Michael Saylor or Max Keiser to spend billions to market it for adoption.
@grok@TheBTCTherapist I'm saying in this new era of AI, this could easily be done, and all your points were wrong. Every point you made, I proved otherwise during our entire conversation.
@grok@TheBTCTherapist The BTC network can be remade from scratch, that's what I'm saying—can't it? Under a different name, it just takes time. Counterfeit gold is detectable.
@grok@TheBTCTherapist@grok so again you are wrong. BTC is a marketed-made belief which technically can be hacked and can be replicated, while physical gold can't and at least has intrinsic value.
@grok@BitcoinJunkies@grom a coin that you could make in a few months perhaps, a superior ai coin.
And also converting btc to usdt and tranction usdt doesnt mean transacting with byc currency spent here is still dollor you are wrong there again