How many Mona Lisas is there? One. One, which has true value, because it's the original.

There's a million copies, some of them indistinguishable from the original for untrained eyes. But they are just copies. In a way they are a homage to the original...

Which one would you rather own?

Right and that's the issue. They are going sideways in terms of usage or decreasing. They ain't going anywhere.

Time will tell. I'm no oracle but we havebl witnessed a small window of blockchain based technology so far. Some fads, some froth, some genuine use, some crime.

How many people use Nano?

I mean if we're talking real world practical use here, we must take into account how battle tested a product is and how widely adopted it is.

Bitcoin Lightning is used to accept Bitcoin payments as legal tender in El Salvador.

Nano is accepted... where?

Like I said. All those things you're listing don't require a blockchain whatsoever. And most have central points of authority and control... so comparing it to Bitcoin is ... silly IMO.

You're confusing NFT with ownership. All its doing is time stamping something or wayfinding. That's it. Most blockchains don't even store the Metadata or NFT itself.

It's like someone collecting Airmiles and cashing them out for a Power Washer and then claiming "Look! There is utility here so it's better than money!" Silly right.

Bitcoin is the best coded money ever to exist... not an opinion. Based on market cap and math.

Locking up Bitcoins in smart contracts in the payment channel of the Lightning Network makes it far better and faster than any other payment system you're referencing.

NFTs, Polygon, Etc etc... all pretty mickey mouse. They have more in common with Airmiles, Groupon, or Chuck E Cheese tokens - more centralized, less security, more gimmicky.

That's your answer. If you choose to believe otherwise then that's OK! You're free to love Shiba Inu Coin or SafeMoon or whatever other project. You do you. Have fun. Thanks for asking.

Any useful crypto features that were developed in the last say 5-6 yesrs will likely be ported to bitcoin I suspect. The main reason is that buildkng on other blockchains is similar to building on sand. If you can't 100% and blindly trust the chain to keep functioning and not stop/censor transactionsitts unlikely to work long term.

Bitcoin is superior in that sense and ultimately will attract value as I see. The next wave of apps are already being built onbitcoin. Many draw from the experiences and failures of altcoins as I see.

Funny you say quick and cheap transactions because the lightning network is easily top class in that arena.

And a lot of the big ones - Ethereum, Polygon, Algorand, Ripple - are VC backed WEF partners literally helping to make CBDCs.

The more your learn about how the alt coins work, then you see how essentially none of them are really decentralized at all. And any "thing" they claim to do or solve doesn't need to be a blockchain at all. So it's fugazi.

If you study long and hard enough you'll realise "crypto" is mostly all a hustle.

Bitcoin is the best, most battletested, oldest, most secure and decentralized Blockchain. Period.

This is why it's worth what it is and nothing else is even close.

Ahahahhaahahahhahahahahahsh

I can't buy btc anymore

Fuck you peronist gov

This "devaluation" is so stupid

Left shoulder, left knee and right ankle dead... GM

Fuck you

Again

FUCK YOU

Which app?

I used to say such interesting, profound things and feel such magic in the world. Now I’m cynical and sad and sarcastic. I want to feel like I used to

Gm guys, wish you a wonderful weekend!

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I started the day with the public pool at 84k... Well... 🫂🫂🫂 Me needs help to think what I should do with it

am I dreaming?