Re:Bitcoin's big secret: How cryptocurrency became law enfor...
by cperciva on Thursday November 13, 2025 @01:29AM
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Serious answer: Because they have to eat. Being a purist doesn't mean they can afford to ignore the world they live in; even if they believe that USD is fundamentally worthless and keep all their wealth in Bitcoin, they still need to occasionally pay bills to people who don't take Bitcoin.
Re:Bitcoin's big secret: How cryptocurrency became law enfor...
by wmf on Thursday November 13, 2025 @01:17AM
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There are virtually no actual purists. And criminals are generally more opportunistic than ideological.
Re:Bitcoin's big secret: How cryptocurrency became law enfor...
by red-iron-pine on Thursday November 13, 2025 @09:28AM
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95% of the world is still on fiat.
outside of a few san fran tech bros, how many people you know ever bought a house with BTC?
you gonna gift your mom monero for x-mas?
This seems awkwardly unnecessary for a technology that has only prioritized deflationary economics and economic sovereignty through private key encryption.