Thread 61141752

Why is it even the number one cryptocurrency when it's not that useable in everyday use, why wouldn't Satoshi Nakamoto dump his 1.1 million bitcoin and dump this coin.

>>61141752 (OP)
it's liked by people who already have money and who own a lot of the supply.

>>61141752 (OP)
because number go up

>>61141752 (OP)
>Why is it even the number one cryptocurrency when it's not that useable in everyday use
you wouldn't get it, slave

>>61141752 (OP)
I buy my steroids on the clearweb with it. It works as intended

>>61141752 (OP)
>Why do you think bitcoin will continue its journey as a #1 cryptocurrency
PoW.
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>but but others also tri
sorry no time to convince if you can't get it (the 1st move, the most serious development, the lack of ceo)

>>61141849
But what if they say I can’t buy groceries without digital ID?
And the transaction fee for the bitcoin is higher than the cost of the groceries?
Bitcoin only has theoretical value for people that are already favored by the government enough that they can own bitcoin, lol.
It’s a governmentally adopted psyop and baggie cult designed to retard the emergence and acceptance of an actual crypto.
You look at how the Australian and other governments treat monero and you get why bitcoin has “value”— it’s a method of control for normgroid cattle, where every transaction is cataloged for scrutiny for all time.
You are the slave, coping that one day the government will let you do whatever you want inside their panopticon

Eth and its forks will dominate the planet