I think the amount of money involved is getting large enough to hold some people (at least moraly) accountable
Yes, you and your money.
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Yes, you and your money.
If you lose something valuable you are accountable. No one is making any promises to you here.
No one is making any promises, and in priciple I agree everyone is responsible for their own stupidity. But if I'd been one of the core developers and if I would have any doubts, I'd still feel moraly obliged to speak out very loud before cashing in bigtime.
I think the amount of money involved is getting large enough to hold some people (at least moraly) accountable of something goes wrong.
I disagree.
If you lose something valuable you are accountable. No one is making any promises to you here.
I think the amount of money involved is getting large enough to hold some people (at least moraly) accountable of something goes wrong.
I disagree.
With about 30$ being paid for one bitcoin, I think it's time the 'core developers' take a stand on how they value bitcoin. In an 'Omega Tau' podcast from March 19th, I hear Gavin Andresen say:
"At this point, I would advise people not to make heavy investments in Bitcoins." (31:10).
Is this still his point of view? What is the opinion of the other developers? Satoshi Nakamoto, Martti Malmi, Amir Taaki, Pieter Wuille, Nils Schneider and Jeff Garzik?
I think the amount of money involved is getting large enough to hold some people (at least moraly) accountable of something goes wrong. And I think this also holds for not speaking up.
"At this point, I would advise people not to make heavy investments in Bitcoins." (31:10).
Is this still his point of view? What is the opinion of the other developers? Satoshi Nakamoto, Martti Malmi, Amir Taaki, Pieter Wuille, Nils Schneider and Jeff Garzik?
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