Commonly used by scammers like Trump and family to run bitcoin affinity scams.
If you set up a lighting wallet I’ll send you some sats.
Thank you. I appreciate that. I try very hard to remain ignorant and narcissistic and very rich. Now go use your vast knowledge of the history of money to convince others that Trump is not a scammer even though he clearly is. You seem like a kind person. I hope great things happen for you and your bloodline.
I’ve been in bitcoin over a decade and I have more money than you’ll ever. Eat a fucking dick.
Anyone defending Trump’s pump and dump shitcoins is a piece of shit just like him. I don’t care who you are or how long you’ve been around bitcoin or whatever. You are a piece of shit and you know it.
No it’s because he’s a criminal running a pump and dump scam just like all of the other criminals running pump and dumps. He’s not buying shitcoins he’s making and selling them. He’s a scammer and a criminal and should be in jail with the rest of them.
nostr:note1x4xh86hel8l63y4p3hz55sspcfgklatn2ev0apyj7cxm9lrm3y2s5qpl0kAll these buttcoiners walking around with Trump jizz on their faces. 🤣🤣🤣
Trumpcoin shows that Trump is a scammer. No need to bring philosophy into this. Just admit the man is a scammer.
Memecoins are an attack on bitcoin.
If Monero were as well adopted as bitcoin then Monero would have the same problem.
People want USD. All around the world. Everywhere I go, except Japan, people want dollars. That’s what the market wants no matter how much you wish it didn’t.
I struggle to see a future where a bitcoin that is as volatile as it is today is used for payments. I just can’t imagine anyone is okay with potentially losing 10-20% of their purchasing power in a week and, at times, 60-70% of their purchasing power in a few months. Any rational human wants a way to secure the purchasing power they need for the near future in a stable, relative to the things they need to buy, system. If you give anyone a wallet with a stable coin and bitcoin they will naturally use the stable coin to transact and use bitcoin for long term savings. That is to say they’ll see bitcoin as an investment given its volatility.
If this is a bitcoin wallet where the stable coin uses the bitcoin network that’s a great bridge to the future, IMO, as bitcoin’s P2P payments could continue to mature as volatility decreases until a point where the fiat-linked stables would become less popular and eventually useless. If people can put enough money in the wallet to buy groceries for a month and that number doesn’t change much if it’s bitcoin or a stable coin then they won’t care. At that point there’s no reason bitcoin isn’t the backbone of the global financial system.
All of that to say I don’t think it has to be one or the other. But the roadmap has to consider real world incentives and meet people where they are.
Most here probably want there to only be bitcoin. But of course that’s not the case - there are a lot of other things. Governments can either: 1) ban those things, 2) ignore them, 3) define them and figure out how they fit into our existing world.
Not a fan of government bans.
They’ve been ignoring them resulting in things like FTX, which continues to be what most regular folks think bitcoin is - like it or not.
So you define them, dole them out to the regulators, and go from there.
This gets bitcoin where it needs to be with commodity regulators, helps people understand why bitcoin is different than all of the other crap, and hopefully clears the way for those building on bitcoin to do so with less friction.
I know everyone has a utopian fantasy of a bitcoin only world where governments and shitcoins don’t exist. But that’s not our world.
I think he’s taking a pragmatic approach to building bridges between the fiat system and the bitcoin system.
If you believe in bitcoin, then you should have confidence that the fiat system will be absorbed into the bitcoin system and not the other way around.
Bacon is good for everything.