saylor seems to be advocating for a hard fork that forces people to move coin.
burning those who do not comply.
this breaks the fundamental social contract and value prop of bitcoin: sovereign ownership and property rights.
it must be opposed. strongly.
https://blossom.primal.net/09bdeb018313b0eeeca3d178fb0b183bd4fb75bb29df30bb7d0dfe79d12402ed.mp4
I generally like Saylor, but I get real uneasy when he takes philosophical positions I don’t agree with, especially because so many people seem to follow his lead without a second thought.
Even scrolling through the comments, there are a few too many who don’t appear to have fully thought through the implications of freezing coins.
Fear is a powerful drug.
There are a few too many people earlier this year that didn't think through the implications of storing up to 100kb of data in Bitcoin blocks
i still think there is a difference between free markets and capitalism. The two are conflated too often. They are not the same. All isms have religious worship at their core. Those who value free, unregulated trade act differently than those who worship the accumulation of capital.
