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You're missing the point. The goal when you use blockchain is not to more easily serve. It is all the things that don't matter to you until it is too late, like
by edem 5y ago
You're missing the point. The goal when you use blockchain is not to more easily serve. It is all the things that don't matter to you until it is too late, like censorship resistance.
- 300bps 5y agoThere is no censorship resistance with blockchain. You’re still beholden to the whims of centralized developers and miners. You’re still beholden to a court order. If the government wants to confiscate your crypto assets they can simply put you in jail until you provide the location of your private key. If the government can penetrate offshore bank accounts they’ll have no trouble with your crypto wallet. I’m happily mining ETH with gminer on flexpool.io and selling the coins as fast as I get them just like I did with BTC a decade ago. Because I know this whole thing is a temporary pyramid scheme.
- edem 5y agoYou are so wrong on so many levels that I won't even bother to address your false points.
- tyre 5y agoCensorship compared to what? What can’t you post on the internet? Specifically that the government would stop you from, not private companies like Twitter booting people.
- Zerverus 5y agoBecause when there is an immutable record of all transactions you ever did in perpetuity, you’ll be so much better off in a fascist run country. The freedom to fuck your life over, forever, in record the moment you make that one transaction that connects your identity is sure worth the fact that it’s uncensorable. Lol.