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Sure, it’s exactly the same, except that in one case you buy a little piece of a company that produces something, has revenues, holds patents, brands, factories
by dotcoma 4y ago
Sure, it’s exactly the same, except that in one case you buy a little piece of a company that produces something, has revenues, holds patents, brands, factories, shops or distribution networks, and in the other case… not.
- Pakdef 4y agoSo to fix crypto, you need to give voting rights to crypto holders (and take it away from miners)?
- throwoutway 4y agoThe other case is not… it’s virtual commodities with artificial limits, while the market itself lacks the historical protections built up over time