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Big Barry Bitcoin
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Big Barry Bitcoin - Bitcoiner, pleb, developer, enthusiast, πŸ‘ŽπŸ’©coins Check out my nostr blog! https://big-barry-bitcoin.npub.pro/

Subjective.

Sometimes all you need is a bunch of sticks to prop up a thing, not a perfectly crafted table. Sometimes that bunch of sticks is more versitile.

Hey, time will tell.

Nostr started small and basic. This is what has allowed it to have so many contributors and products being built around it. This is what I call practical.

Creating an open network that everyone can use at scale is hard, spam has never beem solved at the protocol level.

You say poorly, I say practically.

You say devs are lazy, I agree.

Then without any facts or leading arguments... conspiracy theory.

I keep looking for tor options and only see orbot. You tease sir.

This makes me bearish. It's such a dumb justification.

Sure 1% doesn't sound like much, but some people have a few million worth of assets, and some have a trillion in oil and other assets. These people are not going to put 1% of 1 trillion into Bitcoin.

So I guess we're stuck at 58k for a while longer then. πŸ™ƒ

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The art of sending a short message across bullshit corporate channels. πŸ€—

Replying to Avatar Diyana

You can do more things on a technology that you can control. Also "tokens" is just a side hustle way to raise money from anyone globally without following laws from the countries that you are unknowingly raising money from. It will come back and bite you in the arse, even if you exit before it all comes down, there are records to track you down as an afterthought.

Bitcoin is actual innovation. Crypto is just doing illegal things in a different way because people don't know how to reason about it yet. And you may also think it is legal and above board, but the risk you are taking is probably not fully considered.

Because no one owns or controls Bitcoin, it is really hard to build on it. It is very academic actually. We have to obey the laws of Bitcoin, much the same way that scientists need to obey the laws of physics.

Everything else is virtual, and look, bitcoin made people think that something virtual could be real, but that doesn't mean anything virtual can be real.

Photographs showed that pictures could capture something real, but not everything in a picture is real.

So be careful, tokenomics is raising money illegally and crypto is controlled systems that can and will be shutdown if they do not fail or cripple by themselves.

Nothing. Probably a scam.

If someone is going to take a real crack at decentralised identity systems, maybe prove it before generating hype with buzz words.

Thank you disrespector. I will do better next time πŸ˜‡