It very may well be. I don't own any BTC and I had limited awareness of Blockstream until you mentioned it. I feel that this would make a stronger case for it b

It very may well be. I don't own any BTC and I had limited awareness of Blockstream until you mentioned it. I feel that this would make a stronger case for it being considered a security, though, no? And yet on September 27th 2023 Gensler reiterates Bitcoin is not a security: https://www.forbes.com/sites/jasonbrett/2023/10/01/sec-chair-gensler-clashes-with-congressman-on-bitcoin-ether/?sh=5ab3d0d470d7#:~:text=For%20Bitcoin%2C%20Gensler%20answered%2C%20%E2%80%9CI%20would%20say%20it%E2%80%99s%20not%20a%20security https://www.forbes.com/sites/jasonbrett/2023/10/01/sec-chair... I feel we're getting a bit into the weeds, though. Is your stance that Bitcoin is a security and that remarks made two months ago by the Chairperson of the SEC are misguided? Or is it that Bitcoin is not a security, but Ethereum is? If so, is that for technical reasons or just due to how it's discussed and marketed?