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Re:Bitcoin's big secret: How cryptocurrency became law enfor... by vasco on Thursday November 13, 2025 @02:25AM (#45911810)
They go to crypto meetups, they know all of this. Their point being that when provenance comes into play they are not fungible anymore because you may be able to spend a bitcoin but not another. So they are not all worth the same. You just repeated wikipedia, they were making a new point.
Re:Bitcoin's big secret: How cryptocurrency became law enfor... by ta12653421 on Thursday November 13, 2025 @02:47AM (#45911961)
I work in the field on the side of an institution, I know very well what people on "Crypto Meetups" are telling :-D
Re:Bitcoin's big secret: How cryptocurrency became law enfor... by fasbiner on Thursday November 13, 2025 @03:50AM (#45912451)
This is not written at a level of english proficiency and correctness to be communicative speech, you may want to try running what you were trying to say through an LLM in your native language instead then amend your response.
Re:Bitcoin's big secret: How cryptocurrency became law enfor... by ta12653421 on Thursday November 13, 2025 @04:17AM (#45912657)
Thanks for coming here and thanks for your contribution.

And no, English is not my native language, as a lot of people in here. Sorry if you dont like that.

Nontheless, impressive how you could assume my professional experience does not exist. Great.

Re:Bitcoin's big secret: How cryptocurrency became law enfor... by fasbiner on Thursday November 13, 2025 @01:33PM (#45918632)
I did not say anything about your professional experience nor make any implicit assumption.

You would benefit from using translation tools in order to participate more effectively with less frustration.

This is not a personal attack, it is a factual statement about your level of English writing and reading proficiency. That you would interpret as such may not be a purely linguistic issue, but I am trying to be charitable and helpful.