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People need to take a crash course into the community before making accusations like this. Simply looking at the protocols of the largest blockchain shows that
by kaicianflone 9y ago
People need to take a crash course into the community before making accusations like this. Simply looking at the protocols of the largest blockchain shows that no one wants crazy, overbearing government regulation; we don't even know who created it. Also, it's very naive when they associate blockchain with data and monetary values when it could be used to track anything. If I had an iPad in the bathroom, when I use the toilet I can validate it by pressing a button and reward myself with a Number 2 Coin. If I wanted the blockchain to be more secure and trustworthy I could open the window and text the neighbors so they could validate that I am also in the bathroom.
- rabidrat 9y ago> no one wants crazy, overbearing government regulation; we don't even know who created it. As an aside, I think it is somewhat likely that Satoshi was a state-sponsored actor or organization.
- shrimpx 9y agoAny proof?
- deleted 9y ago[deleted]
- UncleEntity 9y ago> As an aside, I think it is somewhat likely that Satoshi was a state-sponsored actor or organization. To what end? States have a habit of going after anything that threatens their monopoly on the issuance of currency.