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I don’t understand the go-to-zero case. Surely an open source, permissionless financial system has some value? There’s tons of value being captured in closed fi
by junofan 4y ago
I don’t understand the go-to-zero case. Surely an open source, permissionless financial system has some value? There’s tons of value being captured in closed financial systems.
- the_gastropod 4y agoSurely an open source, battle-tested, massively widely used operating system like Linux has some value? There's tons of value being captured by closed operating systems.
- smabie 4y agoBut there is tons of value being captured by closed operating systems?
- the_gastropod 4y agoWindows is closed source and quite a profitable part of Microsoft’s business.
- Spooky23 4y agoSure, but it’s value is half of what it was this time last year.
- aaaaaaaaata 4y agoWhen it returns to "original" value +30%, will you return to this thread? Or are you only interested in discussing this when you can take a victory lap?
- Spooky23 4y agoI’m not “taking a victory lap”. You have a tech that supposed to be digital cash with gold properties that is insanely volatile, often takes a long time to settle and features opaque gas fees, etc. It’s a cool experiment, but it’s almost like Uber - something with great promise that delivered something lesser.