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Bitcoin doesn't solve anything. Its mission has been completely subverted by external financial interests, and its leadership relies on censorship and FUD to su
by kakarot 8y ago
Bitcoin doesn't solve anything. Its mission has been completely subverted by external financial interests, and its leadership relies on censorship and FUD to survive.
Cryptocurrency in general, however, solves the problem of payment processors strangling businesses and individuals at the whim of CorpGov.
It allows entities who are operating within what they believe to be moral and ethical bounds to do commerce without needing the blessing of a totalitarian state like China or the US.
- sekai 8y agoWhat leadership? BTC has no leadership. If you mean developers, you really overestimate their influence.
- kakarot 8y agoSounds like you aren't very familiar with Bitcoin. I'm talking about Core, and Blockstream. If you were truly familiar with what's been going in with Bitcoin for the last couple of years, those names alone would be enough. Considering they maintain the /r/Bitcoin subreddit and pay millions of dollars towards astroturfing campaigns and subversion tactics, considering how they have completely transformed the Bitcoin community into a mob with half a dozen talking points and bone to pick with every single other coin out there, I don't know how you could say I'm overestimating their influence. I strongly suggest reading a few of the links in the first paragraph of this post[0] to get an idea of what has been going on. [0] https://old.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/9lfjrb/frequently_asked_questions_and_information_thread/ https://old.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/9lfjrb/frequently_aske...