Yes, that is the difference between a commodity and a money. When people will accept something universally for their goods or services, the commodity becomes a "social contract" or "universally implied promise" to accept it for whatever is for sale; be it goods, labor, repaying debts or securing favors.
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the beauty of bitcoin is it only accumulates to those who provide value. if he has 4% of the bitcoin it’s because he provided sufficient value. trying to change that would make bitcoin bad money.
I'm not worried about it. He will get margin called and we will all be sitting here ready to vacuum up cheap sats.