And here I was thinking you were one of roach's degenerate cousins (or uncles or brothers).
I like how your life mission is to literally scam people by trying to trick them into trading their labor or goods that has real value for imaginary, valueless timestamps and you're unable to look in the mirror and notice that it's you that is the trash of the universe scammer. You and that guy are both bottom of the barrel humans.
Agree that bitcoin has a timestamp component.... every 10 minutes, on average.
You know that bitcoin is more than a timestamp, right?
Of course you know.
You participate in this forum for more than 5 years under two names (both with roach in them), yet you try to summarize bitcoin as merely a timestamp?
It's like your butt buddy, rebal15, yesterday. He asked why bitcoin's price matters? You understand that bitcoin has a price, or are you also ignorant about why bitcoin has a price? Surely a timestamp would be less justified to have a price; however, if part of bitcoin's continuation is built on incentives, then part of the incentives come through its having a price, and over the years, bitcoin will maintain a certain level of security because of incentives to mine it, and its price. The timestamp becomes secure also, because of the price and the resources that are put into bitcoin to make it difficult to change (aka immutable).
Of course, bitcoin is a package, and there seems to be a lot of regular people who are focusing on price in terms of the power that brings them to transport value without asking anyone and without going through systems of KYC. The ledger (timestamp) component will keep track of the value, but Jesus Fucking Christ, think about how few people are currently using or buying into bitcoin, and as more and more people buy into bitcoin, including more and more financialization, you can hardly help but to recognize that the value of the bitcoin token is going to be going up with the passage of time. The coming couple years seems so likely to leave PMs in the dust, like there is no tomorrow.
Hopefully, for you, PMs will be able to retain some value or hold value relative to fiat, but relative to bitcoin, you folks who are hanging onto PMs and hoping that they appreciation (or hold their value) are likely going to continue to lose more and more ground to bitcoin. Bitcoin is more practical than PMs such as gold, and sure the built-in timestamp is part of that built in accountability, verification and the scarcest fucking thing the world has ever witnessed.. better get on board, roach... and of course, there may still be some time for you to slowly exit out of your PMs and take a BIGGER position in bitcoin.