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> With BTC, there’s no underlying asset. lolwut BTC defines computation/energy as a tradable asset -- that's literally the whole point of it.
by kayamon 5y ago
> With BTC, there’s no underlying asset.
lolwut
BTC defines computation/energy as a tradable asset -- that's literally the whole point of it.
- wutwut5521 5y agoTo clarify the point the parent is making; if BTC goes belly-up, how will you get those “computation/energy assets” returned to the coinholders? Parent is just pointing out a fundamental difference on how the underlying assets actually relate to the security.