Subnostr

No, that's just misguided lust for power. The only political agenda of Bitcoin is financial self-sovereignty. And that's how it should stay. Especially since Bitcoiners are not a homogeneous mass and there are also many free-riders and, as mentioned, power-hungry among them. Power corrupts, power is a test that only few pass.

Exercise your political power by becoming free from fiat structures. nostr:nevent1qgsr6tj32zrfn7v0pu4aheaytdnnc6rluepq73ndc2tdjzus34gat9qqypp57u9hw8lstgh58az0aml4xagayeuw8p3vga85gp0qzx56l37e53ynq9y

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Matt Corallo 1y ago

The implication of the samurai case (at least the second charge) is that modern self-custody wallets would be illegal. That isn’t just seeking power, that’s seeking to protect Bitcoin.

alp 1y ago

Of course. The desire for power always starts innocently. After all, one only wants to make "a better the world" with it. But embarking on the path of realpolitical influence is a completely different matter. In doing so, one gets one's hands dirty.