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That’s fine when you’ve already locked the price into something else that’s not-btc. While you could sign a message with your key, you would still need somethi
by Scoundreller 4y ago
That’s fine when you’ve already locked the price into something else that’s not-btc.
While you could sign a message with your key, you would still need something that accepts the proof but isn’t public, which might be possible with a properly structured/constructed smart contract, maybe?
- squeaky-clean 4y agoThe issue is finding someone willing to loan you $20B for your bitcoin without doing the research of how that would tank the price of bitcoin. It would be a great deal for Satoshi, but no other party would accept.