[2020-03-06] Bitcoin is 'digital gold,' says Finder co-founder

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Quote from: forbesmining on March 20, 2020, 11:07:13 AM

Digital gold is Tether Gold, and Bitcoin is the crypto king.

Don't be fooled by the Tether team claim buddy because a project like Tether which was once involved in lying and cheating scenario shouldn't be trusted.

Quote from: Kounter on March 28, 2020, 07:18:43 PM

If Bitcoin is "Digital Gold". What then BTG is?

BTG is just a bitcoin fork coin, it was not backed by gold, it concept was to support the GPU mining which was not profitable when we talk about bitcoin mining and BTG is just like the rest of the altcoin we have in the market which is bitcoin copy cat.

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If Bitcoin is "Digital Gold". What then BTG is?

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Digital gold is Tether Gold, and Bitcoin is the crypto king.

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Quote from: bbc.reporter on March 14, 2020, 11:35:05 PM

Quote from: hv_ on March 14, 2020, 05:00:03 AM

Quote from: bbc.reporter on March 13, 2020, 09:09:44 PM

@hv_. Is that the higher form of the bitcoin maximalist purity test hehehe? In any case, you are welcome to hold on to your coin religious beliefs while the rest of us will continue supporting development and progress on the cryptospace.

If you mean the 'religion' of honest money and stable financial protocol- you are welcome.

I wish just more had the real hands on experience on coding against (financial) global protocols.

Not really a religion

You tell everyone that it is not a religion, however, you subject all people under a purity test. Also, none of what you have told us answered the argument.

If I only could tell you start own critical thinking and research- all fine .

Finding out what Bitcoin really is, recommends lot of own PoW, time to be spend, maybe things to build hands on, ...

Keep on doing and building, but stay healthy and compliant

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Quote from: hv_ on March 14, 2020, 05:00:03 AM

Quote from: bbc.reporter on March 13, 2020, 09:09:44 PM

@hv_. Is that the higher form of the bitcoin maximalist purity test hehehe? In any case, you are welcome to hold on to your coin religious beliefs while the rest of us will continue supporting development and progress on the cryptospace.

If you mean the 'religion' of honest money and stable financial protocol- you are welcome.

I wish just more had the real hands on experience on coding against (financial) global protocols.

Not really a religion

You tell everyone that it is not a religion, however, you subject all people under a purity test. Also, none of what you have told us answered the argument.

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Quote from: hv_ on March 14, 2020, 04:57:19 AM

It changed all to declare money as a chain of SIGNATURES mined by honest miners following the rules set in stone ( as DNA is)

Quite nice that "rules set in stone" part. But you tried to shift the meaning from birth/inheritance to something else and made it work against you. Most coins have nowadays PoW, even many shitcoins, and it's PoW that makes all this possible. So you are not on the right track.

And the "hones miners" part, allow me have a good laugh. Luckily Satoshi was brilliant and made the system in a way the miners are forced to act in a honest manner (to avoid the risk to lose funds), else Bitcoin would have been doomed.

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Quote from: bbc.reporter on March 13, 2020, 09:09:44 PM

@hv_. Is that the higher form of the bitcoin maximalist purity test hehehe? In any case, you are welcome to hold on to your coin religious beliefs while the rest of us will continue supporting development and progress on the cryptospace.

If you mean the 'religion' of honest money and stable financial protocol- you are welcome.

I wish just more had the real hands on experience on coding against (financial) global protocols.

Not really a religion

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Quote from: NeuroticFish on March 14, 2020, 02:02:25 AM

Quote from: hv_ on March 13, 2020, 03:40:35 AM

bitcoin - the DNA that did start everything

I don't want by any mean to minimize Bitcoin's place in all this phenomenon, but if you start talking about starting DNA I have to come in.
Bitcoin was not the start. Bitcoin inherited knowledge "and DNA" from its predecessors, like "b-money" and "bit gold".

Shure, but it fixed all the issues of trust into better money by having full traceability and by not working anonymously but peer to peer.

It changed all to declare money as a chain of SIGNATURES mined by honest miners following the rules set in stone ( as DNA is)

Good ya asked

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Quote from: hv_ on March 13, 2020, 03:40:35 AM

bitcoin - the DNA that did start everything

I don't want by any mean to minimize Bitcoin's place in all this phenomenon, but if you start talking about starting DNA I have to come in.
Bitcoin was not the start. Bitcoin inherited knowledge "and DNA" from its predecessors, like "b-money" and "bit gold".

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@hv_. Is that the higher form of the bitcoin maximalist purity test hehehe? In any case, you are welcome to hold on to your coin religious beliefs while the rest of us will continue supporting development and progress on the cryptospace.

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Quote from: bbc.reporter on March 12, 2020, 11:14:45 PM

@hv_. In all honesty and sincerity, I fail to see how Satoshi's pure BitCoin can be more industrial than smooth's Aeon.

It's just pure bitcoin - the DNA that did start everything

better u get that - but I admit - its not easy what caused all the 2000 shitcoins incl segshit

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@hv_. In all honesty and sincerity, I fail to see how Satoshi's pure BitCoin can be more industrial than smooth's Aeon.

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Quote from: bbc.reporter on March 11, 2020, 11:59:10 PM

@hv_. Is that a joke? Also, is that a different coin spelled with a capital c hehehe?

In any case, if there was any cryptocoin that was ready to be industrial why has it not become used industrially? I reckon that I can say similar with my coin, Aeon. I reckon I can also say Aeon is more ready for industrial use than your BitCoin.

Just pure BitCoin - spelled by Satoshi - no segshit, no ctor ...

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@hv_. Is that a joke? Also, is that a different coin spelled with a capital c hehehe?

In any case, if there was any cryptocoin that was ready to be industrial why has it not become used industrially? I reckon that I can say similar with my coin, Aeon. I reckon I can also say Aeon is more ready for industrial use than your BitCoin.

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Quote from: bbc.reporter on March 10, 2020, 08:31:35 PM

@hv_. I have said already that we should stop classifying bitcoin. In any case, what coins do you reckon are ready to go industrial that will not die?

Clean original BitCoin

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@hv_. I have said already that we should stop classifying bitcoin. In any case, what coins do you reckon are ready to go industrial that will not die?

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Quote from: bbc.reporter on March 09, 2020, 08:36:25 PM

@hv_. We should avoid classifiying bitcoin as a safe haven, digital gold, oil or maybe anything I reckon. We may use it as a speculative investment, for payments, for gambling, however, maybe the world does not know what it is yet. It is not a coin even if we call it a coin.

Agreed on this statement from the article.

Gurbacs said, adding the safe haven narrative hasn’t been disproven because “bitcoin is a relatively young asset and it’s not a full-fledged store of value yet.”

Source https://www.coindesk.com/what-the-oil-market-says-about-bitcoins-safe-haven-status

To declare any crypto as a store of value is utter nonsens > pomp-scam

We need some years to see Bitcoin working as much as possible, such as we ve never seen - starting with micro-pay and as a base layer protocol for any sort of digital value transfers

than - it will get there

atm too many hobby 'experts' running the show - go industrial or die

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@hv_. We should avoid classifiying bitcoin as a safe haven, digital gold, oil or maybe anything I reckon. We may use it as a speculative investment, for payments, for gambling, however, maybe the world does not know what it is yet. It is not a coin even if we call it a coin.

Agreed on this statement from the article.

Gurbacs said, adding the safe haven narrative hasn’t been disproven because “bitcoin is a relatively young asset and it’s not a full-fledged store of value yet.”

Source https://www.coindesk.com/what-the-oil-market-says-about-bitcoins-safe-haven-status

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rather digital oil goes down 20% today - wow

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Is it supposed to be good "news" or bad "news"? It could be seen that Bitcoin existence is acknowledged, but also deny Bitcoin usage as currency or payment method.

They want you to keep holding as they dump their coins on you and make bagholders out of everyone. In any case, where can we find data on USDT if holders increased?

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