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  • neverscared0

    wow so much decentral

    • https://www.wsj.com/…neverscared
    • is this all you do all day? fixate on shit you don't like?inteliboy
    • only if iam affected by it through enviromental destruction.neverscared
    • what are decimal places?shapesalad
    • its also two dumbass questions u come up with.. but i wouldn´t expect it different from a cryptobro.neverscared
    • but i guess u like that numbers a lot.. are u one of the 0.01% ? otherwise u must be not the brightest....neverscared
    • that's not what centralized/decentra... means, thoughmonospaced
    • one of the meanings. the meaning when argument of power of a few with fiat money comes in play in comparison with crypto..the centralisation of power is worseneverscared
    • the btc decentral stuff is pretty crap . considering theres one ledger.neverscared
    • Techno feudalismgrafician
    • "fixate on shit you don't like?"
      hate is an equal source of dopamine as love, two perfectly human emotions, embrace your shadow side
      drgs
    • Centralized banking means one entity produces and distributes all money. Has nothing to do with who holds most of it, unfortunately.monospaced
    • Bitcoin is mined by people everywhere, therefore it's not centralized. It's traded freely on many exchanges, also not centralized. Sorry :)monospaced
    • i hope u have some data to back that up mono.. paper states that the production is centralizedneverscared
    • https://papers.ssrn.…neverscared
    • 50% of mining from 0,1% of miners.. tell me how you would call that except central ?neverscared
    • hate is a strong word... i don´t like it is better .. the greed and ecological destruction part i should hate i guess.. because its so toxic.neverscared
    • 10% controlling 90% of production... would not call that decentralized production .. but if u think it is ...go ahead.neverscared
    • lol, back up THE definition of a centralized bank? I don't have to.monospaced
    • Just because some miners have the majority doesn't mean it's centralized or that they are controlling thingsmonospaced
    • This screenshot didn't say that 10% of miners "control" 90% of production. And if that's true, who's to say those 10% are connected?monospaced
    • They certainly can't stop anyone else from minimng, and if they themselves stop mining, production elsewhere continues. Cheers :)monospaced
    • “In circulation” lol WSJ represents the old guardnb
    • but there is still hope ... like in a lot of the early btc are dormant and keys in posession of the coders. who can counter an attack by the fbi or other bad guysuan
    • .01% is like 10,000 people.DRIFTMONKEY
    • of course the coder could totally be a super evil guy with a master plan...let‘s see how it goes in the next yearsuan
    • "U.S. officially the top destination for bitcoin miners, beating out China for the first time"grafician
    • https://www.cnbc.com…grafician
    • "One-third of bitcoin's hashrate is in the U.S., according to the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance, a 428% increase from September 2020"grafician
    • So BTC CAN BE decentralised, BUT technically IT'S RATHER NOT!grafician
    • ...in mining and also owning, pretty sure those 001% are mostly Americans
      so yeah, keep arguing crypto is still "decentralised" in 2022 lol
      grafician
    • would have guessed that mono is trashing experts .. since he is so proud when the coronavirus comes into.. but when the MIT says its centralised ..neverscared
    • its not for you.... wouldnt have guessed i mean.neverscared
    • fuck the researchers then .. i back what they found out... u back some fantasy numbers .neverscared
    • its the concentrated technology power of course.. thats why 10% mine 90%... ,neverscared
    • I'm not trashing experts. I'm just disagreeing that it's centralized because. It certainly has some imbalance, but it's not central by strict standards.monospaced
    • I certainly didn't present any numbers, fantasy or otherwise.monospaced
    • Technically, ANYONE can mine BTC, there is no restriction on that like there is with actual centralized banks, that won't allow anyone else to print money.monospaced
    • yes, u just blurted out some crap without numbers...neverscared
    • with a few holding that much its not decentralized .. every idiot understands that.neverscared
    • That’s more concentrated wealth than the 1% of affluent Americans who currently control about one-third of U.S. dollars, a figure that many have pointed to as aneverscared
    • massive inequality. 100 times more than FIATneverscared
    • What I "blurted" isn't crap. You're saying that the concentration is centralization, and I'm saying that's not the definition.monospaced
    • The fact that anyone can mine isn't crap, it's a fact. That's the big difference from an actual centralized bank. Cheers.monospaced
    • I'm not saying that your numbers are bullshit, either. Please don't make that misunderstanding.monospaced
    • "The fact that anyone can mine isn't crap, it's a fact." - monospaced

      then go buy a miner and let's see how much bitcoin can you mine on your own :)
      grafician
    • dont u get it ? the bitcoinbros always say they wanna replace FIAT with their systems because its decentralized in power.. turns out their own system is 100neverscared
    • ^oh wait, you can't really buy ONE miner, you need to wait months or years to only buy thousands, that IF with the big chip shortagesgrafician
    • times more imbalanced aka centralized to the top then the system they want to replace... the decentral stuff that eveyone can mine is useless in relation.neverscared
    • @neverscared bro stop arguing with idiots like monoscaped, who only crash discussions to antagonise people without adding nothing usefulgrafician
    • no mono is not an idiot...neverscared
    • maybe just missinformed.neverscared
    • yes, the mining is concentrated but the say its not.... brainwashing in 101.neverscared
    • The concentration of miners is even more profound, data show. NBER found that the top 10% of miners control 90% of the Bitcoin mining capacity, and just 0.1%neverscared
    • control 50% of mining capacity. https://fortune.com/…neverscared
    • since you are so paranoid i feed u lying numbers . u can read them at the fortune article. or in the paper the MIT released.neverscared
    • https://imgur.com/t/…_me_
    • https://c.tenor.com/…neverscared
    • i agree with _me_ , the age of the old people in expensives places in the theater ..symbolize perfect the old, aristocracy power structure now proofenneverscared
    • by public institutions inherent in crypto.neverscared

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