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Ya’ll want Nostr Lyn to write a sci fi novel in whatever spare time she has, or get back to finance?
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If you do read a sociopath like Ver, a very good technique is to take sentences that 'sound' reasonable or authoritative, and then figure out the opposite. Often the opposite is correct.
Not Ver, no. He is a sociopath that tried to destroy bitcoin.
The problem with these books is they end up as a social attack on a very successful project.
Try: "Kicking the Hornet's Nest: The Complete Writings, Emails, and Forum Posts of Satoshi Nakamoto". He pointed out many holes in the narrative.
You can work out where bitcoin has weak points, though:
- social attacks are the biggest weakness
- possibility of fork + chain split is a weakness (related to 1)
- possibility of a reorg when the subsidy is low
- slogans and dogmatic thinking such as the term "maxi" is an imported term
- bitcoin moving from a technical project to a political one
- propaganda style attacks, false narratives
- large custodial weak points such as coinbase or bitgo
The biggest weakness right now in bitcoin is agitation for an urgent soft fork, that could lead to a chain split. There is no urgency. The feigned urgency is to increase the chance of a chain split.
Influencer narratives should be questioned, and are mainly wrong.
Try to figure this out for yourself before you read a book.