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#Bitcoin opportunists like Samson Mow, Max Keiser, Adam Back, Michael Saylor, and Jason Lowrey. They're not talking about the most important value of #Bitcoin - freedom. They're talking about just part of #Bitcoin - inflation hedge, digital power, etc - at the Statism side.
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RealJohnDoe 2 years ago
Thief, con man, shyster, liar, criminal, traitor, turn coat etc..👹⚖️👮‍♂️
Liquid is a transparent and federated sidechain. Adam Back cannot singlehandedly rugpull Liquid on a whim. There are risk-reward tradeoffs with using Liquid. They’re completely transparent so I analyzed them and chose not to use Liquid. Are all Bitcoin-related companies opportunistic? If yes, then agree to disagree. If no, then I’m curious what the difference is to you.
That transparency is meaningless. Think about why the block size is not large, why we have to run our own nodes, why distributed ledgers are important. Adam Back planted a backdoor and it reminds me Eth and the DAO. It doesn't really matter who will open the backdoor. There exists rug, it will be pulled. That trade-off is unacceptable. It will repeat the history of gold. If you consider EO6102, I believe you can agree with me. Of course, not every Bitcoin companies are opportunistic. For me, "freedom" is the key. Also, not every opportunists are bad guys. I don't think Michael Saylor is malicious, I think he just wants to get rich and be a successful businessman. At the same time, I don't think he is good for Bitcoin and freedom. (I think that the others who I mentioned are bad for Bitcoin and freedom, though)