"To use gold as a medium of exchange, historically, one had to turn it into coinage, which can be diluted causing inflation or banknotes, which can be printed without reserves causing inflation. If only there was some
"With the lie going around that Bitcoin was always mean to be Gold 2.0, you should not ask what it was designed to be, you should ask what you (and the masses) want it to be. They make it valuable."
"LocalBitcoins just banned cash transactions. It really only goes to show everything in the BTC ecosystem is compromised."
What’s the point of localbitcoins if you can’t use cash?
Waiting for them to change their name to RemoteBitcoins.
"LocalBitcoins just banned cash transactions. It really only goes to show everything in the BTC ecosystem is compromised."
Are you in it for the money or for the tech?
At least the market is greener than St Patrick's Day.
Market Manipulation and What You Can Do About it. Is crypto over-sold right now?
The argument that Bitcoin saves the user from fiat inflation is a "Store of Value" argument. There already exists many far superior stores of value in S&P 500/Real Estate/Gold. The only reasonable argument for Bitcoin
as a "Means of Exchange" is that it saves the user from extortion (censorship).
The argument that Bitcoin saves the user from fiat inflation is a "Store of Value" argument. There already exists many far superior stores of value in S&P 500/Real Estate/Gold. The only reasonable argument for Bitcoin
ETH is leading again with cutting edge tech:
"One step closer to having a constant-sized chain with constant-time validation, regardless of how many txs or blocks happen. Full nodes that far less resource intensive than SPV nodes
ETH is leading again with cutting edge tech:
Localbitcoins.com now charging a "deposit fee" to send btc into your own LBC wallet.
Until my bank accepts xrp deposits I won't touch it with a 10 feet pole...
