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nobody 8 months ago
Cant wait to see hodl sitting next to Netanyahoo next. Thats when you know bitcoiners are true sovereign individual revolutionaries. Kek
Bitcoin never was what it claimed to be if that's the case. It's far more naive to think hard money wouldn't attract everyone. Did you think amazing technology was just going to be ignored forever? Traditional finance wouldn't use it? You're applying a purity test for use of something that was designed to be open to everyone, purity tests be damned. You're imposing your world view onto Bitcoin. Sorry, but that never was the reality of the thing. This stuff is a test for Bitcoin, in my opinion. And not everyone has the same views we do (I probably agree with you on a lot of stuff).
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kev 8 months ago
Sheesh they want a piece of the MSTR pie
BTC is saving and risk free. Buying shares of a company is investing and involves risks. When you are comfortable with how much you have in savings, it makes sense to allocate a portion to investments. If you're a Bitcoiner who wants to move up the risk curve, you want to invest in a company that focuses on increasing their sats per share value.
Blah blah blah. Congratulating someone for filling a market space isn't simping. It's called being an adult. I don't have to buy the shit if I don't agree with it (I won't). Someone was going to do it. It might as well be a guy who is on my side overall. You're simping for a make believe ideology that isn't going to get any of us anywhere. This is the real world, not an ideological vacuum where only your principles exist.
That's exactly it. If Bitcoin is money, then corporations will begin using it as such. Investors will want to risk their money to earn more. Different business will offer different products and services. Bitcoiners who want to move up the risk curve will invest their money into what they believe will return them more sats over the long term.
regulatory capture aka price manipulation and other shenanigans. The violation trackers exist for a reason. Being regulated by the SEC is literally a license to scam for as long as you can swing their fines.