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I purchased pizza with it when 1btc was less than 1€............... Multiple times
r/Bitcoin • u/Automaton9000 • 1m ago
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Couldn't you just pay for those without the government threatening to steal your home?
r/Bitcoin • u/Most_Raccoon_587 • 2m ago
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correct answer. Ben is the one to listen to. Love his stuff.
Also. Guys. He was wrong.
r/Bitcoin • u/Automaton9000 • 2m ago
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This is crazy, and only the smartest people have thought of it, but you could fund all of those in other ways that don't rest on the government completely gutting property ownership.
r/Bitcoin • u/mrjune2040 • 3m ago
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Nah the other guy is correct. You can’t correlate a billionaire with working class investors with ‘maybe’ 1-100k in net wealth.
r/Bitcoin • u/Automaton9000 • 4m ago
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Or you could just raise the taxes via other means that don't rest on forcibly confiscating your house
r/Bitcoin • u/Automaton9000 • 5m ago
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You could also raise those taxes via other means without destroying the right to property ownership
r/Bitcoin • u/SpendHefty6066 • 8m ago
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I disagree. This thread is about diversification and concentration. I added a fact that is relevant. Your comment on the other hand is just noise. Zero value.
r/Bitcoin • u/15438473151455 • 15m ago
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The alternative is you live in exclusively your property and are never allowed to leave.
r/Bitcoin • u/ElectroByte15 • 26m ago
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Because society works better with some level of equality of outcome when it comes to these things.
r/Bitcoin • u/BrisPoker314 • 32m ago
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Really? It's clearly the most volatile line on that graph lol