> I do wish the conversation more often found a practical mid-ground. There isn't much middle ground. Bitcoin has proven to do a horrible job at just about ev

> I do wish the conversation more often found a practical mid-ground. There isn't much middle ground. Bitcoin has proven to do a horrible job at just about every single thing it was originally marketed as. It isn't free, it isn't instant, it isn't permissionless, it isn't anonymous, it isn't secure, and it isn't decentralized. The only thing bitcoin has going for it is the price, which is more likely than not fueled largely by exchanges pulling funny business.