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One small problem, BTC is not usable as currency because the fees are too high and will skyrocket if such use is attempted

this is due to poor engineering choices and lack of foresight on the part of the sole controllers of BTC, a handful of devs

this is why it's important to keep decentralization alive like we have in Bitcoin Cash where no single group makes the decisions but the community as a whole

https://odysee.com/@CashDragon:6/Understanding-the-Bitcoin-Cash-Chip-Process:c

Guy Swann 9mo ago

You have no idea what the problem is if you think the money creation issue and capital misallocation is about consumer payments.

It simply isn’t, and Bitcoin can fulfill every one of those roles just fine. The biggest problem in the world is the inability for sound money to scale IP in value, not the difficulty of small payments.

Bitcoin, exactly as designed, can solve the world’s greatest (by orders of magnitude) monetary problem without any alteration.

The retail payments problem is easy by comparison.

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CashDragon 9mo ago

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BTC has been altered away from the original design that is why it cannot function as a currency because transactions are slow and unreliable plus expensive.

You are intentionally over complicating the situation because you are trying to mask the failure of BTC as a currency.

If it cannot be used for everyday payments it sure as hell will not be used on some grand scale on the world stage that you imagine.

JackTheMimic 9mo ago

Wait a minute, I've seen those giant circles somewhere before... Awesome Keynote, btw.