Quote (datajunky @ Mar 10 2022 04:19am)
Unstable how? It has a higher "uptime" than any other network, and payment system in the world which makes it the most reliable and stable currency in the world, without a doubt.
If you mean the price, then yes I agree, it's highly volatile especially paired with a constantly devalued and inflated US dollar.
Bitcoin is deflationary. It is unaffected by inflation because it simply doesn't exist in the bitcoin network. That is an outside influence that I Ly affects the devaluation of the Shitty USD it's paired with. They need to fix the USD, but they won't.
I don't understand what you mean by "interest" so you'll have to clarify that for me. Thanks for the response man.
Yea I was talking about the price, which is directly tied to emotional whims of the public or big influencers like Musk with a drop of a tweet can raise or tank your life savings.
The dollar is slowly going down due to inflation but it's stable enough to adjust.
When I was talking about interest I was referring that bitcoin is still subject to borrow and lending interest like the dollar. What happens when you borrow 10 bitcoin and have to pay 11?
Quote (PapaPsych @ Mar 10 2022 09:09am)
Most exchanges are so cucked I wouldn't put it past them, but China is not requiring vaccination without consent. There's Still freedom there where it counts.
They have mass surveillance and corrupt government that if you are speaking out in any way that displeases the egos of the leaders they will put you in re-education facility. Free speech or freedom of the press or access to information is controlled and is restrictive.
If China decides it wants to vaccinate there is not much you can do.
This post was edited by addone on Mar 9 2022 02:58pm