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18) (SBF again) So, idk, I'm not sure I really believe Maxi here: mostly I think it's just that first movers have a huge advantage, but that there's huge value in improving. But I guess I understand where he's coming from better than I did before, maybe. All of BTC is money.
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19) And I guess it begs a question-- who do we owe our duty to, as a community? Is it to the holders of existing coins? Is it to the users of our future technology? Is it to to builders, or funders, or visionaries, or believers?
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I don't think you heard what @michael_saylor said, and he caught up in the last year alone. Basically people don't want money with a few insiders/coders making econ policy changes, monetary policy whims, security failures, they just want it to not break, to be dependable.
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70% premine is an issue also. And again the security failures. Scalability failures, and dodgy tradeoffs to paper over them. And not standing for anything, just keeps pivoting to colorful overhyped experiments which is fine, but you know there is MMT, QE infinity and fiat too.
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I'm not sure that you heard what I said. In part that was my point -- that the key advantage of BTC is that it's not a moving target.
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