Comments by "SAL" (@SAL-fs1mr) on "Michael Saylor is the Bitcoin Bull Bull Bull" video.

This guy definitely understands that the use case of bitcoin as a global store of value; this means bitcoin absorbing a $50-100 trillion global market demand. All the altcoin pumpers who talk about cheap, fast, scalable, energy saving, smart contract focused, and anonymous payments are really missing the big picture here. The global demand for all those other things is going to be so extremely small compared to a bitcoin adopted as a global store of value.
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@alexjohnward people won't mind the bitcoin blockchain fees to store and protect inter-generational wealth. I definitely wouldn't want to use a cheaper system. Using a cheaper system for everyday payments though, sure.
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Nah, SV just needs to lumped in with the other altcoins. Stop trying to mislead newbs.
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@kpdad72 sv is another example of a altcoin project that lacks a solid base layer protocol. This is clearly evident by sv only having about 1% of the hashing power Bitcoin does, which is so pathetic. This means sv is a non-starter and is why it lost its place in the top 10.
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@kpdad72 You're too focused on hypotheticals and not the facts. Sv it's not a solid based protocol when it only has 1% of the power that Bitcoin has. Until that changes meaningfully, none of what you bring up holds water.
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Why do you think it is expensive? It is possible to easily go buy $20 worth of bitcoin.
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Yea, it's generally been less than $5.
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@Captain_Tiger trading fee is very different from transaction fee. Moving any amount of bitcoin anywhere in the world costs less than $5.
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