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1Kuzu6…xmHr Key · twetch

It’s an unsustainable model.

It will eventually be outcompeted by a more efficient, secure, and functional network.

16c7U4…sEng Key · twetch

As is BSV currently.

If BSV fails at scaling, what's to stop the Federal Reserve from printing their way into total control?

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Replies (3)

1Kuzu6…xmHr Key · twetch
Replying to@16c7U4…sEng

One chain will gain mass adoption.

Capitalism will drive businesses to the most efficient and functional system, to outcompete each other. That’s the nature of the game.

It’s like saying “what if the internet fails”

16c7U4…sEng Key · twetch
Replying to@1Kuzu6…xmHr

Capitalism depends on honest competition.

BTC depends on honest competition (BSV) failing by whatever means possible.

BTC is not yet "too big to fail.." but it is big enough to effectively bribe away or suppress it's competition at little to no cost.

16c7U4…sEng Key · twetch
Replying to@16c7U4…sEng

At this stage, my concern is not "what if the internet fails..."

My concern is, "what can happen if the launch of the internet is delayed 8+ years?"