@1208 is articulate & has key persuasive elements of arguments such as the 5 pillars of Bitcoin & the Paradox of no centralised starting point. Although not a technical person, he communicates clearly the big picture. I’d like to see him included also.
They will also attract overseas I.T. specialists into their country as they intelligently embrace new productive technology (before other nations). By contrast, those that close their doors to such innovation will miss out on the future rewards.
I look forward to seeing the small island nation Tuvalu becoming empowered by taking advantage of the Bitcoin SV plumbing to make their manual & digital processes significantly more efficient & effective; cutting out middle men; with new tech jobs created.
The herd mentality is stupid. It’s only when something is trending & has momentum that they all come rushing in. They can’t foresee the UTILITY / value of BSV before everyone else does. Who thinks $1 million would still be very early - tip of the ice berg?
Compared to BSV, the utility that BTC provides is comparable to the TULIP. Both BTC & the TULIP are/were good for speculation & essentially for nothing else.
I believe BSV is the greatest hedge against inflation because of its utility (something that btc lacks). Utility will give it tremendous value as DATA is THE NEW OIL. Its utility will give its price less volatility; with only 21 million, it’s a no brainer.
Sadly, btc lost when it stopped being Bitcoin; when they implemented SEGWIT (removed transaction signatures from the blocks) & changed other things to limit the ability to develop software on top of it. Fortunately, Bitcoin is back with the ticker BSV.