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test1 2 weeks ago
i quote myself "- you need an alternative moe with censorship resistance." it's your usecase and mine. This doesnt qualify it as money but as an very useful secondary moe.

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not mine – i'm your average american. but can i make micropayments over visa to whoever happens to be offering a useful service on the internet? can i buy a beer for a friend in another country? is the dollar not getting weaker every month? are you suggesting that i save in euros or yuan? chunks of precious metal? bitcoin is money, and it's damn good money. from a historical standpoint, probably the best
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test1 2 weeks ago
It's fine if you use it for an alternative purpose outside of traditional finance. We'll just have to agree to disagree — I'm using standard economic definitions of money. If we define it as money, BTC doesn't win more; it's worse because people expect it to behave the same way as dollars, euros, yen or pesos in their region.