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Unknown to you maybe, not unknown by bankers or bureaucrats. These systems have evolved over a very long period, with that comes mostly good but definitely som
by jpgvm 5y ago
Unknown to you maybe, not unknown by bankers or bureaucrats.
These systems have evolved over a very long period, with that comes mostly good but definitely some inefficiency which is periodically cleaned out when stimulus reach a breaking point.
I wouldn't be so quick to dismiss the current system, it's on balance been a good system - doesn't mean it can't be improved of course but I think improvement should be the name of the game rather than wholesale rejection just because you don't understand why it is the way it is.
- thebean11 5y agoI'm not dismissing anything except the idea that Bitcoin is somehow opaque or unknown. > Unknown to you maybe, not unknown by bankers or bureaucrats. The difference is that I, as someone who is not a banker or a bureaucrat, do not have access to the information. With Bitcoin the code and developer communities are completely public.