satoshis_sockpuppet
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@Christoph Bergmann
Imho that topic is worth it's own thread. I'd guess a lot of people that liked Bitcoin already had a libertarian or ancap standpoint, so you could find the reasoning why Bitcoin will make the world better in these ideologies.
To be honest, the first reason why I liked Bitcoin at first was just the removal of borders and the easy way of value transfer which looked promising to me (sadly the one feature Bitcoin lost).
And I believe, that free trade has always been a) a way to peaceful relations and b) to grow of wealth. Bitcoin makes it easier and helps with both. Also I'm pretty sure, that free markets find better solutions for most problems than governments and that includes money. After I've read "The Denationalization of Money" it is uncanny to see how many (potential) problems of private money Bitcoin elegantly avoids and what kind of "holy grail" it really is for many economists.
Anyway, apparently I went full norway at the right time lol.
Hope the optimists here are right..
Imho that topic is worth it's own thread. I'd guess a lot of people that liked Bitcoin already had a libertarian or ancap standpoint, so you could find the reasoning why Bitcoin will make the world better in these ideologies.
To be honest, the first reason why I liked Bitcoin at first was just the removal of borders and the easy way of value transfer which looked promising to me (sadly the one feature Bitcoin lost).
And I believe, that free trade has always been a) a way to peaceful relations and b) to grow of wealth. Bitcoin makes it easier and helps with both. Also I'm pretty sure, that free markets find better solutions for most problems than governments and that includes money. After I've read "The Denationalization of Money" it is uncanny to see how many (potential) problems of private money Bitcoin elegantly avoids and what kind of "holy grail" it really is for many economists.
Imho that's not really an argument. Any chain with <50% of global hashrate is potentially doomed.but thats a moo-point, because they wonudn't have needed a PoW-fork. they had more hash rate then you think. you think that the hash rate was 90% in favor of 2x, but that was bullshit, the reality is 80% of the hashrate was going to fallow the money, and the money was going to flow to 1x, and thats why the miners didn't have a choice but to call off the HF.
Anyway, apparently I went full norway at the right time lol.
Hope the optimists here are right..