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RE: Justin Sun could win with this one weird trick
I was all with you until you started shilling Bitcoin Cash. I thought everyone had given up on that horse by now.
I was all with you until you started shilling Bitcoin Cash. I thought everyone had given up on that horse by now.
I didn't shill Bitcoin Cash. You can take note of my name, read it out loud if it helps you realize the words that compose my username.
AXA bought out Bitcoin's dev team with 55 million USD, AXA is a Bilderberg group owned huge international bank/investment vehicle.
Bitcoin is literally owned by Centralized miners in China and the Bilderberg group(banks).
Bitcoin Cash isn't.
You can also take note of what I am the Leader of by looking in my bio.
https://blockstream.com/2016/02/02/en-blockstream-new-investors-55-million-series-a/
I understand why you would feel Bitcoin Cash is a bad thing, given all the bad press on it. Most people won't investigate to find the truth and just go by what the majority seems to agree on.
Best of luck in your endevors of finding the truth.
I don't doubt that "they" have their hooks in BTC. However, I have a real hard time believing something that was pioneered by clowns like Craig "Satoshi" Wright and Roger Ver is the "true" BTC. How many Bitcoin Cash's are there now? There's almost as many Bitcoin Cash's as there are Fast n Furious movies!
Craig was exposed as the fraud he is and ousted, he has his BSV coin now.
Theres no innovation on BTC. BCH has a ton of innovative things they have done.
I think that's a good thing though. We've got ETH for innovation. BTC needs to be a solid store of value where the rules don't change every year.
Just curious, with the huge dip that just happened do you still believe in BTC being a store of value? Or crypto as a whole? Only real crypto that stayed stable was stable coins.
I do. BTC is wildly volatile short term, but long term it isn't so bad. Now a real financial guy would say "no, Bitcoin is not a store of value simple because of its volatility." but I'm not a real financial guy so. The alts took big hits too. Percentage wise they may look better, but BTC is still king in my eyes. Even though I'm not a maximalist and I hold plenty of alts, I think BTC is top for now and for the next few years for sure. What say you?