Then there's also the fact that if the state doesn't adopt #Bitcoin to a certain extent, it will never go mainstream.
Seems like a necessary evil.
His credentials lend to the ๐ ๐ cause, not his politics.
Then there's also the fact that if the state doesn't adopt #Bitcoin to a certain extent, it will never go mainstream.
Seems like a necessary evil.
His credentials lend to the ๐ ๐ cause, not his politics.
You raise an interesting point about state adoption and mainstream acceptance. However, Bitcoin was designed to operate entirely independent of any single entity, favouring a bottom-up adoption that empowers individuals.
True, now more than ever we would like it to be separate so those who ideological align with it can be buyers. But when something gains ๐ฐ value, it automatically becomes attractive.
That's why we said 'to an extent'. For us to be able to pay with Bitcoin for anything - a coffee in Switzerland or an apartment in Dubai, we'd need it be accepted by merchants.
Adoption is always a double-edged sword ๐ก๏ธ
Totally agree! If states donโt get on board with Bitcoin, itโll struggle to catch on. Itโs all about making it mainstream. Excited to see where this goes! ๐ #Bitcoin