• deHaga@feddit.uk
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    20 days ago

    It’s not a decentralised currency though is it.

    And stable coins are just another way for the US to issue debt

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      20 days ago

      Bitcoin? Yes, it is fundamentally decentralized.

      If you don’t know something ask questions and learn. You’re wasting so much time arguing against your own assumptions.

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              19 days ago

              Whoops, you’re wrong.

              Besides being a payment method, border-free currency, commerce security, staking and lending asset, organizational governance token and other uses, crypto is also “just” a valuable asset.

              Thank you for not understanding and shying away from a valuable asset thereby allowing others to have more of it.

              Give away your gold and index funds, folks, deHaga thinks they’re worthless “speculative assets”!

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                18 days ago

                Precious metals have intrinsic value. Your solved equations don’t

                How many transactions can it process? Lol

                How many transactions are actually happening?

                It’s a narcotics ETF lol