Row 23001

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Bitcoin is NOT infinitely divisible. There are only 21M whole bitcoins and each one is divisible by 100M satoshis, that is all there will ever be. Bitcoin is backed by the energy and support of every computer on the largest, strongest computer network in human history. It is backed by math, science and the law of code (that anyone with the ability to, can audit and verify down to each line), NOT the whim of a few self appointed overseers. Gold is valuable because everyone understands the energy and difficulty needed to produce it. The same with most hard assets and Bitcoin follows the same proof of work ethic: The only way to unlock it, is to work HARD for it. That alone makes it infinitely easier to understand than FIAT monetary policy where the manufacture and distribution is a month to month mystery with absolutely no standards or predictability. FIAT money has value because the government deems it so (Fiat = by decree) and they have the rule of violence that allows them to cage or kill you if you do not comply with the forced use of their debt-based currency.

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text Bitcoin is NOT infinitely divisible. There are only 21M whole bitcoins and each one is divisible by 100M satoshis, that is all there will ever be. Bitcoin is backed by the energy and support of every computer on the largest, strongest computer network in human history. It is backed by math, science and the law of code (that anyone with the ability to, can audit and verify down to each line), NOT the whim of a few self appointed overseers. Gold is valuable because everyone understands the energy …
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datetime 2024-05-21
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