I thought I was the only one who saw the banking endgame people like Saylor are probably playing.
No corporation buys that much Bitcoin to simply sit on it, forever.
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How will you protect Bitcoin from Jews?
I can't believe I was dumb enough to lift the mute and waste 3 seconds of my time reading that.
I will never get those seconds back.
Saylor buys up massive amounts of Bitcoin for Microstrategies and drives up the price for other buyers, and it's like... but why?
Is he now the JP Morgan of Bitcoin? Can he wipe everyone out by crashing the price?
This is why I stopped cheering him on, a couple months after he entered the scene.
Well traditional banking wasn't that bad.
I mean, you NEED a place to store your gold.
You NEED someone with money/gold if you want to take a loan.
In a non-fiat world you can't just print money.
Traditional private banks like (please don't laugh) they where in the "wild West" are absolutely legit in my point of view.
If Saylor is the only one doing it, you can't blame him for that.
Isn't that what we want - the end of central banking? The end of bailouts?
Had a discussion today with other plebs about people really WANTING someone to secure / take custody of their BTC.
We already have a system of private banks that are interested in doing that, to counter the CBDC move by the Fed. Like the German Raiffeisen, which is a savings and loan type of organisation.
Those would be lots of smaller banks, tho, and not five new central banks. It's the concentration, that is detrimental.
So they should buy more BTC 🤷♂️ and not Michael sailor should buy less
He is free to buy all of the Bitcoin he wants and I am free to find it sus.
What Devs are building to enable zaps from wallets that are too small to be economical on the base layer, is applicable to the future of Bitcoin. These micro transactions are the marginal case for Bitcoin that will continue to grow as Bitcoin adoption continues. Minimising trust and maximising access and privacy is essential. Proof of reserves, open source code, no KYC etc.
These are all compromises from securing your own keys. We need to make sure that as the base layer becomes congested that controlling your own Bitcoin in a permissionless way continues to be the highest priority.
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It's an obvious play, but people who are payed to speak tend to be more vocal. Take note of influencers who are defending and calling out behaviour that undermines Bitcoin.
I wish there was a way to flag accounts on nostr so you could privately (or publically) make notes about accounts for future reference.
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