When I was debanked in 2010, had my passport revoked and my 6 figure trading account levied, the value of bitcoin had zero to do with monetary policy. When I was removed from the intellectual and creative pool, stripped of access to financial services, and all privileges associated with The Plantation were revoked, monetary policy was last on my mind. But you're welcome.
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None of that value can be provided without the monetary policy. You think Proof of work means anything at all if the bitcoin unit that incentivizes it can be arbitrarily created?
Monetary policy may have been last on your mind, but none of what you are concerned about exists *witjout* that secure monetary policy.
Again, not understanding it doesn’t change the fact. This is axiomatic to how #Bitcoin accomplished literally anything it does. It would be like saying you don’t care about TCP/IP because you only want to use the web.
I've had my accounts frozen before. It sucks beyond measure. Completely unable to transact. Suddenly impoverished at the flip of a switch as if I woke up in a foreign land without access to any banking.
You just don't it and that's ok
