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Then again, he did not like Bitcoin that much: > I haven't analyzed BitCoin, but the impression of multiple digital cash experts I've talked to is that it's bu
by Medox 3y ago
Then again, he did not like Bitcoin that much:
> I haven't analyzed BitCoin, but the impression of multiple digital cash experts I've talked to is that it's bunk. [1]
> I'd be more optimistic about BitCoin if I had the impression that they were acting on lessons learned from prior attempts. [2]
> Wow; there exists a Tor+bitcoin illegal drug marketplace, appropriately called Silk Road. [3]
> Ugh, another stupid article claiming "anonymity is inherent in Bitcoin." [4]
> This big Bitcoin heist shows Bitcoin suffers from the worst of both worlds: no strong anonymity, yet no fraud reversal protection. [5]
[1] https://nitter.net/lensassaman/status/12213554224562176 https://nitter.net/lensassaman/status/12213554224562176
[2] https://nitter.net/lensassaman/status/56487900136734720 https://nitter.net/lensassaman/status/56487900136734720
[3] https://nitter.net/lensassaman/status/69301492342980608 https://nitter.net/lensassaman/status/69301492342980608
[4] https://nitter.net/lensassaman/status/81431725510635521 https://nitter.net/lensassaman/status/81431725510635521
[5] https://nitter.net/lensassaman/status/81084436518674433 https://nitter.net/lensassaman/status/81084436518674433
- mortallywounded 3y agoI've thought about it, but he could have felt that way about the illegal side of it and things going on... plus there's nothing anonymous about Bitcoin so the idea of it being inherent in Bitcoin IS stupid. Plus, what would you expect him to do? Praise it and point everyone towards it? :p