Beyond Coffee: Bitcoin for Every Day Use with Lnurl
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Beyond Coffee: Bitcoin for Every Day Use with Lnurl
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Re: Beyond Coffee: Bitcoin for Every Day Use with Lnurl
#2More band-aids indictive of an inadequate desjgn.
Wake me up when Bitcoin's primary function, utility and real world impact is something more practical and positive than speculation and energy consumption.
Re: Beyond Coffee: Bitcoin for Every Day Use with Lnurl
#3More band-aids indictive of an inadequate desjgn. Wake me up when Bitcoin's primary function, utility and real world impact is something more practical and positive than speculation and energy consumption.
The internet didn't magically appear one day in its current form. It is a pile of good-enough solutions, layered on-top of one another as they became needed. The same could be said for many of the other systems that humans have developed.
Re: Beyond Coffee: Bitcoin for Every Day Use with Lnurl
#4More band-aids indictive of an inadequate desjgn. Wake me up when Bitcoin's primary function, utility and real world impact is something more practical and positive than speculation and energy consumption.
The internet didn't magically appear one day in its current form. It is a pile of good-enough solutions, layered on-top of one another as they became needed. The same could be said for many of the other systems that humans have developed.
It is a pile of good-enough solutions...
The real problem is that the foundation of Bitcoin is not good enough to ever function as a practical, real world currency.
And over a decade of development and use has produced little evidence to the contrary. Bitcoin's main function remains speculation.
Re: Beyond Coffee: Bitcoin for Every Day Use with Lnurl
#5More band-aids indictive of an inadequate desjgn. Wake me up when Bitcoin's primary function, utility and real world impact is something more practical and positive than speculation and energy consumption.
The internet didn't magically appear one day in its current form. It is a pile of good-enough solutions, layered on-top of one another as they became needed. The same could be said for many of the other systems that humans have developed.
The internet didn't magically appear one day in its current form.
Correct. Considering we've never seen a decentralized store of value requiring no trusted intermediaries on its way to becoming a reserve asset before, I'd say bitcoin is doing pretty good at a nearly $700 billion market cap.