New @Forbes post. The turf war between Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash is bitter, personal and ultimately counterproductive.https://www.forbes.com/sites/francescoppola/2018/05/11/the-bitcoin-reformation/#3c6166ca37bd …
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Replying to @Frances_Coppola @Forbes
Bitcoin was designed with early adopters in mind? Early adopters were the designers? This is lazy journo speak and you are better than this
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Devils advocate, if we assume to not mean developers or early bootstrappers, but rather 2009-2020 to be early, does this challenge your position? Long macro trend wise.
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bitcoin as a gold like standard could happen in an instant. This is why the Nixon Shock was a shock. It could be as easily adopted again as soon as it fell apart - given its digital nature and the fact gold hasn't been consigned as an artifact to the money museum
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Replying to @jongulson @FluidFluxation and
it wasn't called the 'Nixon 'lets discuss the future of money and see what happens in the course of events' Shock
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Frances gone radio silent
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Economists in general need thicker skin to compete in the new battlefields. Money is changing, so is information/game theory; idealogues will grow or die.
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money has never been under such close scrutiny
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Nor has it ever had such a fruitful potential on the near horizon. Closest I can see comparative is the popularization of double entry accounting, and that pale is comparison, as it rightly should. Bitcoin bootstraps on information acceleration.
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