The Wealthy Are Hoarding $10 Billion of Bitcoin in Bunkers
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Private keys (secrets) makes sense for securing time-bound communications of relatively low value.
Private keys (secrets) makes absolutely no sense as a "store of value".
Once the secret is out, or recreated, it loses its value and utility.
Blockchain technology is here to stay, as a niche player in distributed computing.
Blockchain technology is just a tool though, means to ends, not the end itself.
There's no way technology can or should be the final arbiter for humanity.
Private keys (secrets) makes absolutely no sense as a "store of value".
Once the secret is out, or recreated, it loses its value and utility.
Blockchain technology is here to stay, as a niche player in distributed computing.
Blockchain technology is just a tool though, means to ends, not the end itself.
There's no way technology can or should be the final arbiter for humanity.
so much for the whole liquidity/currency angle, next ?
The Wealthy Are Hoarding $10 Billion of Bitcoin in Bunkers.
There were a couple of typos in this threads title, So I corrected it below:
The Wealthy Are Hoarding $10 Billion of Bitcoin is Bonkers.
An alternative title may be: "We are having trouble unloading our Bitcoin at a profit and really need masses of people to take the other side of our trade".
Or maybe this: "If all else fails, we will always be able to get the American taxpayer to foot the bill for our Bitcoin losses".
There were a couple of typos in this threads title, So I corrected it below:
The Wealthy Are Hoarding $10 Billion of Bitcoin is Bonkers.
An alternative title may be: "We are having trouble unloading our Bitcoin at a profit and really need masses of people to take the other side of our trade".
Or maybe this: "If all else fails, we will always be able to get the American taxpayer to foot the bill for our Bitcoin losses".
Why do you think there's a liquidity problem?
Here take it, this Rapecoin ICO should cover your expenses, Sir!