I said what I said, NO ONE OWNS ANY BITCOIN, you only CONTROL IT. Until you understand, you also do not understand wealth. And clearly you do not yet understand my point.
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This is just semantics. You could make that argument about anything depending on your definition of "ownership."
According to Merriam-Webster...
"Own"
- To have or hold as property.
- To have power or mastery over.
How do you reconcile Bitcoin's solution for property rights and self-sovereignty when you apparently can't own the property?
Exactly. Well explained.
I came from a Murray Rothbard point of view myself to ask some (I hoped) challenging questions, but clearly I missed what I aimed for
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