That isn’t true, i see so called maximalists advizing you to buy on centralized exchanges, and so on and on.
Bitcoin isn’t the best for everything, and bitcoin has more shitcoinery on code than Monero at these days, and Monero is more censorship resistant than Bitcoin my friend.
what are you a 2017'er or later?
im not talking about maximalists (name one) who advise where to buy , but the people who built the shit , followed by those who defended it in the early years against attacks by agents...
if you arent familiar with this chapter you really prolly shouldnt be making statements like that.
human nature is rotten envious and lazy dont forget it. most people are so naive in regard to the enemy btc faces that they are dangerous - maximalists are those that KNOW this and act and speak accordingly.
this aint no feel good game and HBDGAF...
bitcoin is ultra-conservative. liberal "values" will die under it. rejoice.
Here is a list of the giants whose shoulders they stood on or built the Bitcoin
"Privacy" "Untraceable" "Anonymous" all heavily emphasized in their texts and titles
What does this sound more like to you Bitcoin or something like Monero?
If you aren't familiar maybe *you* really prolly shouldnt be making statements like that
"Digital Cash & Privacy" 1993 -Hal Finney
"The Case for Privacy" 2005 -David D. Friedman
"Credit With Privity" 1996 -Nick Szabo
"Confidential Auditing" 1998 -Nick Szabo
"Blind Signatures for Untraceable Payments" 1982 -David Chaum
"Untraceable Electronic Mail, Return Addresses, and Digital Pseudonyms" 1988 -David Chaum
"The Dining Cryptographers Problem: Unconditional Sender and Recipient Untraceability" 1988 -David Chaum
"Proofs that Yield Nothing But Their Validity or All Languages in NP Have Zero-Knowledge Proof Systems" 1991 -Oded Goldreich, Silvio Micali, and Avi Wigderson
"Online Cash Checks" 1989 -David Chaum
"On Digital Cash-Like Payment Systems" 2005 -Daniel A. Nagy
"Secrecy, Authentication, and Public Key Systems" 1979 -Ralph C. Merkle
"Computer Systems Established, Maintained, and Trusted by Mutually Suspicious Groups" 1982 -David Chaum
"b-money" 1998 -Wei Dai
"The Crypto Anarchist Manifesto" 1988 -Timothy C. May
"The Cyphernomicon" 1994 -Timothy C. May
"Contracts in Cyberspace" 2000 -David D. Friedman
"Contracts with Bearer" 1999 -Nick Szabo
"Crypto Glossary" 1992 -Eric Hughes and Timothy C. May
"Cyberspace, Crypto Anarchy, and Pushing Limits" 1994 -Timothy C. May
"The Geodesic Market" 1998 -Robert Hettinga
"The God Protocols" 1999 -Nick Szabo
"Trusted Third Parties are Security Holes" 2001 -Nick Szabo
