Sci/Tech Official Bitcoin to infinity ♾️ thread

IschKabibble said:
Still can't seamlessly transact with bitcoin, as was originally intended. Any day now...
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This is a baseless lie. Transactions happen every day. Both on chain and lightning transactions. Where do these retarded claims even come from?
I’ll prove this in the next post. 4 different transactions.
Ranked 1 in performance. The most transaction volume in USD per day than any other crypto currency. And largest transactions by volume are done with Bitcoin.
These types of comments come from a severely uninformed place.
 
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Ah ok so moving goal posts now. There is very much seamless transactions.
A peer to peer electronic cash system is what it was meant to be, and that it is.
You defining seamless to mean a total replacement of the U.S. dollar is not the same thing and not what Bitcoin was meant to replace. That’s just a pipe dream for people that want to get rid of the banks. Which isn’t likely happening.
 
SiLVa_ABCTT said:
Ah ok so moving goal posts now. There is very much seamless transactions.
A peer to peer electronic cash system is what it was meant to be, and that it is.
You defining seamless to mean a total replacement of the U.S. dollar is not the same thing and not what Bitcoin was meant to replace. That’s just a pipe dream for people that want to get rid of the banks. Which isn’t likely happening.
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I would call that fringe transaction, which has been its only use case until now. Not to mention the tens of thousands of meme coins, which Grok says consists of an estimated $124 billion in capital, devalues the original concept. You posted a chart earlier that shows individuals are giving up on bitcoin while corporations are adopting it. Is it going to be for B2B sales? Is it for underground exchange of money without IRS oversight? Which coin does it best?

It's all too convoluted, and will collapse under its own weight when the time is right imo. Ironically, if they would have kept the standard closed source, you wouldn't have all the copycat coins that polluted the original idea.
 
Here's an investor presentation where a CEO is advising on the status of their proprietary blockchain model. When everyone has their own kind of token, they'll all become worthless and we'll come back around to appreciating the USD for what its worth. Bitcoin was a hedge against out of control government fraud. Now the governments are adopting it. lol


View: https://youtu.be/Ky3fJ08oxzI?t=230
 
IschKabibble said:
Here's an investor presentation where a CEO is advising on the status of their proprietary blockchain model. When everyone has their own kind of token, they'll all become worthless and we'll come back around to appreciating the USD for what its worth. Bitcoin was a hedge against out of control government fraud. Now the governments are adopting it. lol


View: https://youtu.be/Ky3fJ08oxzI?t=230
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Who cares about some other shitcoin? There is no mass adoption of this, posting it as if it puts even a small dent in the market cap of Bitcoin is ridiculous.
There have been thousands of crypto projects released. Almost all have failed to do what they initially promised or intended.
And still none with the properties, network effects and market share that Bitcoin have.
You really don’t get how this works.
 
SiLVa_ABCTT said:
You really don’t get how this works.
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Just admit your position makes you biased and we can avoid all this circular talk. WDLF was an example of everyone in the market pivoting to crypto (and AI) to squeeze the juice out while retards are still buying into the fluff. Their share price proves my point. They've been shopping for clients for years, just secured their first two, and it had minimal impact on their balance sheet.

Crypto is a speculative bubble.
 
IschKabibble said:
Just admit your position makes you biased and we can avoid all this circular talk. WDLF was an example of everyone in the market pivoting to crypto (and AI) to squeeze the juice out while retards are still buying into the fluff. Their share price proves my point. They've been shopping for clients for years, just secured their first two, and it had minimal impact on their balance sheet.

Crypto is a speculative bubble.
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My bias is based off of years of research and knowing the difference between Bitcoin and other crypto. Fundamental differences, technical differences and basic economic principles. You don’t seem to understand the differences or the nuance. And that’s fine, just don’t talk so confidently like you do. It’s very clear you don’t.
 
SiLVa_ABCTT said:
My bias is based off of years of research and knowing the difference between Bitcoin and other crypto. Fundamental differences, technical differences and basic economic principles. You don’t seem to understand the differences or the nuance. And that’s fine, just don’t talk so confidently like you do. It’s very clear you don’t.
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Years of Twitter propaganda seems like. Define infinity...
 
And your meme is living on borrowed time. If China achieves quantum computing first, your investment will be worth zero overnight.
 
You gave me four examples all from the same failing restaurant brand that has 200 fewer locations than they did eight years ago. This particular example of adoption is desperate marketing fluff. And they're targeting a market that recently decreased by 86% by your own citation. Or maybe they're going to deliver to the businesses that have adopted.

Not even beef tallow will make their crappy, thin fries enjoyable. And their burgers are grease bombs.

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