I respect Francis a lot but I'm with the rabbi and 6102 here. A car can be hotwired. Private keys cannot. I don't fully get liquid yet, but it seems like you've distributed trust, as opposed to holding your own keys: self trust
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but in this case
@francispouliot_ is right about on an infinite timeline all keys are lost. Because one will need a small amount of bitcoin for everyday transactions that they can't be bothered with all the multisig security. So if they die unexpectedly that small amt is lost. -
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The statement “on an infinite timeline...” followed by anything is pretty meaningless
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true. but what if someone like Trace Mayer dies unexpectedly without the ability to pass on his coins? in a hyperbitcoin world that's a big supply shock do we just make bitcoin more divisible by adding 9 zeros behind the decimal point?
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Not really a supply shock if coins already weren’t moving...halvening is a supply shock bc it’s assumed a portion of block reward is continuously being sold to cover overhead/operating costs
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ya i get what you mean, but it's kind of the same. people assume that supply can be put into play at any time. But when they know it's really gone things get valued differently.
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watched a few minutes. that does not address when we have BTC as a unit of account and then 2% of the supply is suddenly vanished, let alone if satoshi is confirmed not capable of spending 10% of the total supply.
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Best is if they don't even know they're holding a fraction.
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Give them a special hat with a secret 3/5 key hidden inside!
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Cool but what if it's really windy and your hat blows away
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Hat-astrophic loss
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