imaginary internet token enthusiast, prediction market liquidity provider, U.S. index fund investor, vintage japanese pokemon collector, ken sugimori maximalist
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Bitcoiners be like:
"The solution to storing your wealth in imaginary numbers on a centralized spreadsheet is to instead store your wealth in imaginary numbers on a decentralized spreadsheet"
Bernie retweeted
This might be the end of Bitcoin.
No amount of narrative will fix the structural issue.
Bitcoin can be done better... open your minds to imagine the next thing. Stop treating technology with religious fervor. Stop being zealots.
I love being a scalper.
Niggas whine and complain but then they always pay you for the value you provide.
I’m simply selling to willing buyers at the current market price.
Welcome to capitalism.
Why does the market think stablecoins a 'better medium of exchange' and 'unit of account'?
Because it cares about the stablecoin features Bitcoin can't do and doesn't really care about the minimal risk that technically stablecoins could be censored or seized.
If you can one-click into an unbacked memecoin (BTC) or a decentralized token backed by gold or apple stock, what do you think the majority of the world chooses?
More imaginary numbers or asset-backed numbers?
Does the world choose NFTs or pokemon cards?
Bitcoiners be like:
"The solution to storing your wealth in imaginary numbers on a spreadsheet is to instead store your wealth in imaginary numbers on a spreadsheet"
You don't see the irony?
i really need to stop argueing with shitcoiners
nothing will convince them when they have a massive (imaginary) financial incentive to stay ignorant
I seriously have a Hexican retard in my replies arguing that if someone codes an AI robot with the primary design intention to love and care for your family and instead it kills everyone; that it "works exactly as it was built to work".
No retard I built it to love my family
It's honestly still so hilarious to watch hexicans argue that while HEX fails it's "primary design intention", it still works exactly as built.
What's the point of a product that doesn't work as intended?
