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Trusting them might be, and of course it presents a perfect attack vector for a state to take a long ropey piss all over your “ultimate sovereignty” while chuck
by Erlangolem 9y ago
Trusting them might be, and of course it presents a perfect attack vector for a state to take a long ropey piss all over your “ultimate sovereignty” while chuckling deeply. That assumes that for some bizarre reason Bitcoin doesn’t bottom out when no more greater fools are left to hold the bag. Bitcoin hasn’t become a household word because more than a fraction of a percent want “ultimate sovereignty” over their money. Grandpa and Grandma know what bitcoin is, John Oliver has pieces on it, and Google is banning ads because people want to get rich quick off the back of it. When that music stops, the whole thing is going back to its ground state, which is zero.
- darawk 9y ago> Trusting them might be, and of course it presents a perfect attack vector for a state to take a long ropey piss all over your “ultimate sovereignty” while chuckling deeply And what attack vector is that? You're not really trusting these nodes. They can't steal your money. > When that music stops, the whole thing is going back to its ground state, which is zero. People have been predicting that since Bitcoin hit $10. Sure hasn't worked out well for them.