@BrunoParga ...i wonder what the implications would be if money was arrested from the power of governments and the central banks? how might society be impacted?
sure btc goes up, but what else happens? What becomes more difficult in that situation?
mho these are the interesting questions behind the question
@SiriKhalsa I am not sure your question makes sense.
Like with so many libertarian ideas, one just has to use the libertarian principle of trusting the market to make its decision.
The market has clearly chosen: real money is the money issued by sound, stable, accountable, evidence-based institutions like the Fed and the European Central Bank. Cryptoassets are an ideological investment that savvy investors can use to make money off of ideologues, they are a tool for extractive, failed governments like those of El Salvador and the Central African Republic to extract more wealth from their societies, and they are dirty criminal money. There's little else about it.
@BrunoParga appreciate your honest representation of how you understand the situation which can only be based on your experiences thus far.
central bank money is no longer the best form of money. there is a better mechanism for storing the value of my efforts today for use tmrw.
@SiriKhalsa you mean my experience as a Bitcoin buyer in 2013?
In any case, sure, if you want to store your $100 today to use $70 tomorrow (including $5 worth of GHGs pointlessly thrown into the atmosphere), while also enabling organized crime, go ahead – crypto truly embodies the libertarian attitude of "I do what I want and fuck everybody else". Just keep your filthy hands off of my legislation, cause I won't use your assassinations-climate-change-and-extreme-volatility assets as money.
@BrunoParga Lol...cuz epstein and the others used crypto
as i said...entitled to your perspective which will always be based on your knowledge and experience - glad to see you're on the side of the cartels...not the drug cartels but the money cartels
all good brother enjoy the day 🙏❤️🔥