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> but when I explain to them some, they all decide it's too risky, This isn't much of a surprise after looking at some of your prior comments regarding Bitcoin
by rensgspzn 9y ago
> but when I explain to them some, they all decide it's too risky,
This isn't much of a surprise after looking at some of your prior comments regarding Bitcoin. A few gems:
> Yeah, imagine using Netscape in 2017 and not Chrome - that's pretty much how I look at Bitcoin.
> Thanks, but no thanks! I'd keep as far away from this stinking pile as possible!
> Mere mortals do not have Bitcoin and are not interested in it - at all.
> everything you can say about Bitcoin, you can say about land as well - it's scarce, but unlike Bitcoin, it has a real utility.
> the conspiracy theory that CIA/NSA created Bitcoin to catch crooks now makes more sense than ever.
> I don't believe in Bitcoin, which is majorly driven by low-class Chinese speculators and exchanges!
patio11 is that you in there?
- nikolay 9y agoI don't tell them these opinions - I explain to them what Bitcoin is and how it works and what's needed to keep it operational. Nobody likes China's involvement - especially the anarchist types. Bitcoin is full of pseudo-anarchists and people living in denial because Bitcoin is their last hope of having a decent living.