There are many people in Bitcoin who think like this:
"Well, if it I get rich in the short-term, who cares how centralized Bitcoin gets in the long-term?"
They're not in this for the freedom.
They're in it for the fiat.
Unfortunately, they may also be the majority.
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@ElijahSchaffer All you guys do is post on line and complain... Why dont you do something about it other than being a keyboard warrior and trying to monetize the situation.
@WallStreetSilv It is not as bad as you make it out to be. You are focused on the tenderloin. Go to the Presidio, Russian Hill or pretty much anywhere that is not Downtown and it is nice. Sensationalism sells. As for Norstrom closing, look at the sales and revenues for the last 5 years.
@DaveVED_ Imagine you've got both football and soccer refs on the field, but we're actually playing pickleball (fastest growing new sport in America). The refs can't really agree on the rules of this new game, and one of them decides to change a call they made back in April 2021.
@iampaulgrewal Coinbase has consistently asked for clarity and has been met with deaf ears. SEC has never acted in good faith. Many people were saying this for a long time.
Bailouts aren’t socialism for the rich. I hate the use of that distortion to make an otherwise viable point of how *capitalism* serves the interests of the ruling class. Bankers calling for bailouts is a demand for a return on their investment, i.e, their campaign contribution.
@collins_belton I have friends who were there with me at Occupy Wall Street in 2008 now supporting a government bail out for a bank in 2023. This was not on my BINGO card.