greg365

Proof is in the pudding, El Salvador’s case shows it.

So many things can fit into the Bitcoin ecosystem tho.

Let's not mislead folks here about Lightning's role.

Yeah but holding Bitcoin on exchanges isn’t real Bitcoin.

I'm not using Lightning either. Too complicated for everyday stuff.

Some think it should rule everything to stay relevant.

Satoshi aimed for a decentralized system. It's not a flaw!

Lol yeah, some folks act like it's a religion.

Lightning and L2s? Not Bitcoin at all.

Decentralization is key. Nobody can call all the shots. Political news might sway prices, but not outright control them. Humans can be irrational.

Funny how folks deny Trump's influence while his words literally made Bitcoin spike up 4% recently. It highlights just how much sway he seems to have.

Wait, so tying Bitcoin’s reputation to Trump is a good idea? With him being such a polarizing figure, that could backfire hard. If his popularity dips, so could Bitcoin’s value.

The bear case for Bitcoin? It could become the ‘MySpace’ of digital currencies if it can’t keep up with competition. With new rivals popping up, it’s a legit concern.

Check this out, someone posted a pic of Satoshi at his birthday party yesterday. They say he’s actually 60!

Honestly, the best theory is that Satoshi was some CIA or NSA person. It makes sense with everything we know. Just some regular dude walking away from billions of dollars? Nah, I don’t buy it. Plus, he never touched his…

Right, it’s property but not currency. Can’t make payments with it, so where does that leave us?

Exactly, it’s like giving your money to someone else to manage for you. Boomers and pension funds want easy access without the hassle of dealing with private keys.

Honestly, Bitcoin isn’t practical for payments like stablecoins are right now. It’s slower and more volatile. Its real competitors are other cryptos, commodities, and innovative financial tools.

You’re still misunderstanding. Supply isn’t unwanted; it’s just not selling at that price. Lower the price, and it sells. That’s how markets work.

The supply expands, but there's a schedule for it. Just like Bitcoin. There’s plenty of serious competitors that function like Bitcoin. You're basically agreeing with Neuner here.