Comments by "Handsome_Hero" (@illegalsmirf) on "Bitcoin University" channel.

  1. You know you're one in a million when you don't trot out the same tired cliches about how much of an investing genius Buffet is.
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  2. It's almost as if these people are being coordinated by a central authority.
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  3. I'm pro-tech and also pro-gold. You say that gold is obsolete because it requires to be mined, refined, handled, shipped etc. I say that that is exactly why it has value. Being in tech, I know that a lot of it is actually hand-waving and bluster with serious vulnerabilities.
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  4. He’s a billionaire so he must be right about everything, including vaccines!
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  5. I'm sorry, did anyone really think that voting Trump would fix anything? 😀
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  6. The demographics are not 'collapsing', Europe has a large-scale population replacement program in place. One kind of demographic is being replaced with others.
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  7. He's the kind of guy who wears white socks 😀
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  8. The big risk to BTC is the natural human tendency to split off into ever and ever smaller factions (tribes). The same thing that led to all these sh!tty cryptos being created in the first place. When nobody can agree on anything, not even on the standard of value, you are in big trouble - civilization has come to an end.
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  9. Congratulations on transitioning! What are your pronouns now?
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  10. it's not the size but what you do with it that counts ;-)
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  11. Make Crypto Scams Great Again 👍🇺🇸
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  12. Price is the only thing anyone cares about.
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  13. Sounds like the world of Bitcoin is a world of hurt. You're right - the average person will never, ever take responsibility to hold their own Bitcoin so it will always be used by a small technological elite. Question is, what will everyone else use for their money?
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  14. What will the great unwashed masses use for currency while the technological elite hoard all the BTC?
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  15. Until I can use Bitcoin as a means of payment in the supermarket or for my bills, BTC actually has less use-value than fiat.
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  16. That's why the retail punters are piling on via ETF. Not because they want privacy and freedom of speech. It be all about dat 💲 though 🤑
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  17. Gold's response hasn't been 'pathetic' and it's been outperforming BTC. One suspects it will continue to do so for a while 🙂
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  18.  @Midori_Hoshi  Such pure, unadulterated arrogance almost always ends up in a bad fall. Also a very good way to create antagonism and ill-will - a kind of self-fulfilling prophecy in that sense.
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  19. Would it have been better to hold $30k in cash?
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  20. Meanwhile - stonks to the moon! 🤫
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  21. This is why we have to tax the rich. Big Money has the unholy power of being able to create new money out of thin air, without doing anything productive. Let's expropriate that money and put it to use making the world a better place to live in.
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  22. Seems like a lot of these crypto 'entrepreneurs' are of the Hebrew tribe.
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  23. Rule 1: never spend it because its value is going to infinity 😅
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  24. You say it's very difficult to stop data packets moving across the internet. I wonder if that is why governments all around the world are trying to force backdoors into encrypted internet traffic, prevent people from using VPNs and the like.
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  25. Maybe there's a future for both?
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  26. If gold has any advantages, it would be simplicity. I can buy some gold and put it somewhere safe and don't have to learn computer science in order to use it. If you are going to argue that gold hasn't moved much in over 10 years (the last time it peaked at $2000/oz was in 2011), then you can also argue that it would have been far better to put your money in S&P 500 and QQQ since 2011, which is of course what everyone did (and probably a lot of unprofitable gold was sold to take advantage of 0% interest rate environment), and have seen massive outsized returns since 2011. I can see that both gold and Bitcoin have had fairly drastic price swings since 2011, irrespective of money printing and inflation. So to me there is still some truth in the idea that Bitcoin behaves like a tech stonk.
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  27. BTW, do you think the current condition of Cuba has anything to do with U.S. sanctions?
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  28. What's truly sad is how many people put their faith in the Orange Man.
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  29. you're beating an unalived horse as far as non-crypto people are concerned, when it comes to shipcoins. Much more interesting, why is BTC mirroring the dramatic swings of the QQQ but gold isn't?
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  30. 'I don't want to call anyone out and embarrass them.' DO IT! DO IT! DO IT!
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  31.  @Bitcoin_University  it's almost like we need a universally acceptable store of value rather than each tribe having its own money
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  32. Haha a sarcastic treatment of Steve Nison's infamous candlesticks. I look at my technical analysis charts every day, wasting endless hours of my life.
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  33. If he can't eat it, he doesn't like it.
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  34. Who will they sell gold to if all the gold bugs are d*ead?
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  35. You still want a lambo though, right?
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  36. Hmmm lucky Howard... maybe he knew something
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  37. Well I would still like to hold a wee bit of gold. It's the silver stackers I pity. And I do wish I had bought some Bitcoin earlier. As a tech person I am tech-fatigued and when I realize that you need to be savvy and make an effort to hold your Bitcoin in cold storage I can just never summon up the energy.
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  38. How do you run an economy on an absolutely scarce asset whose value tends to infinity? No human society has ever done this before. Hoarding and not spending will be rewarded once the supply of BTC dries up. Doesn't matter how many sats you make. What is infinity divided by infinity? It's still infinity. A moderate inflation is required to oil the engine of commerce.
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  39. You sound like you're due for another booster 👹
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  40. I'd rather watch porn than own Bitcoin <3
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  41. If you DCA'd into QQQs you'd be far more profitable
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  42. So which one is it, a beautiful metal or a yellow rock?
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  43. As I predicted, BTC is becoming an elite project which the majority of people will never accept. How will BTC work unless everybody (even 'NPCs' - whatever that teenage slang means) accepts it as payment for goods and services?
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  44. I am watching closely the efforts to mine gold in space. I will offload my gold if this ever becomes viable. On the other hand, a cheap plentiful supply of precious metals will have a big deflationary effect and make our lives better.
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  45. Yeah - he's the only BTC person I listen to. Why does everyone else involved with BTC/crypto shill shipcoins and other frauds?
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  46. Interesting! You've almost converted me on BitCoin :D
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  47. Stonks only go up BTFD
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  48.  @butmunchass  A 2% target is entirely arbitrary and is only designed to set expectations. In a world of onshoring, protectionism, trade wars and expensive and wasteful 'green' energy it is ridiculous to stick to a 2% target.
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  49. So financial deregulation played no part whatever in any of those downturns? Interesting.
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  50. If it becomes significantly useful, people will find ways to steal/confiscate it from you - don't worry about that.
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  51. Whatever Elon says, goes. Who are you to disagree with a genius billionaire who started with nothing and never leached from the government's teat?
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  52. He is an ancient old man, well past his prime
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  53. 'Corporations have given us ...' And a lot of the basic research was publicly funded. I wonder if corporations would bother to do it if they couldn't get government guarantees of bailouts, tariffs and subsidies, IP protection, public/private partnerships, tax breaks and other 'incentives'?
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  54. So are you telling everyone to stop holding any U.S. dollars whatsoever? Is it possible to pay everything with Bitcoin now?
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  55. It sounds like you think the world exists for the sake of Bitcoin and not the other way around. Property and land have value-in-use (which cash, bank deposits and Bitcoin do not but silver and gold do) and people will always have need of them. If you have a government confiscating your property and land I very much doubt that you are living in a world where Bitcoin is that useful to you, your real problem is dealing with your oppressive government.
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  56. Do big companies engage in noncompetitive and antisocial behavior like price gouging? No surprises, yes they do.
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  57. Oh dear, he must be due for another booster.
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  58. Any kind of retail trading is unprofitable, most retail traders lose money. That was true even during the great bull market run of late duration.
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  59. LOL all those bloodclots are caused by global warming you know! hahahaha
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  60. Max Keiser has always been cheesy and stinky
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  61. 'Somebody somewhere' decided to enrich themselves and orchestrated a 'bank run', leaving the taxpayer to clean up. Again. Tee hee ...
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  62. You should also address the deflationary impact of BTC becoming the sole bearer of value. If you hold something which has absolute scarcity then you rightfully expect that its value goes to infinity with the passage of time. Hence, you will be reluctant to sell (or exchange for something else) your Bitcoin under any circumstances. This will have an enormous deflationary impact since people will be far less likely to spend money or exchange goods and services unless they really have to. This has good impacts (reduces waste, consumerism and increases prudence, saving, the quality and durability of goods etc) and bad impacts, one of which will be many millions of jobs will go. Has the world ever been in a situation where its money supply was absolutely scarce with no prospect of minting any new money ever again? How is this resolved?
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  63. The agenda of world government (and Chooish supremacy) is far more important than allowing 'little people' to have free speech.
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  64. lol so this just gets even more complicated and intricate, this will undoubtedly ensure widespread adoption doesn't occur for decades.
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  65. When it comes to international finance, nobody can outsmart G-d’s chosen people
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  66. There's no point in trying to reason with Maga cultists. Ron DeSantis would have been the better choice.
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  67.  @Bitcoin_University  Yep
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  68. So is everyone HODLing to the very last Sat? None of you are actually spending Sats on daily transactions/payments, right?
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  69. Go Canada! It has turned into a dictatorship where you only have rights if you are trans or you want to die.
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  70. 'off of' - yuck, I thought you were more intelligent than to use that disgusting expression.
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  71. So do people think they can safely sit this all out and keep all their assets in Bitcoin and they'll be fine? If what you're saying is true it sounds like people will be needing real assets and a willingness to fight ...
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  72. Yes, and the Communist Chinese can hack your secure keys and encrypted information with quantum computers. The tech bros own you
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  73. If you can learn Bitcoin you can learn Linux.
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  74. How will Bitcoin be useful when the Great Reset agenda is complete and every person's access to the electricity supply is rationed by their social credit score? It seems a bit like the situation with electric cars: you won't be able to travel anywhere that doesn't have a charging station. When Bitcoin is the sole measure of value, do you foresee any issues with the inevitable concentration of wealth (nobody wants to sell their Bitcoin because it constantly appreciates in value; no 'whales' will ever sell it; how is credit created when there is zero supply of money, and so on). Seems to me that a situation of being able to moderately increase the money supply (via small amounts of additional gold) is better than absolute zero money growth for the rest of time. Interesting!
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  75. You're absolutely right of course, and Bitcoin is cheap and easy to store and transmit because it's nothing more than a string of code, whereas gold is a real thing with real value. Well, Bitcoin is relatively easy - try getting your average person who can't even work a computer properly to understand the minutiae of holding their old cold wallet 🤣
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  76. Corruption is rampant in the USA, so nothing should come as a surprise any more. I hear there's even going to be a new 'variant' and another push for clot shots.
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  77. haha close some of those browser tabs
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  78. Fast travel means half the population of Africa can migrate to Europe within a few months, enjoy
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  79. Who is taking advantage of these prices to offload some of their BTC?
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  80.  @Bitcoin_University  Hoarding strictly speaking means keeping money out of the 'system', it's not the same as saving (if you put money in a bank, the bank will lend it out). But with BTC you definitely have the incentive to hoard - keep value out of the system. It's no different from keeping gold bars in a vault or dollars under your bed. I can't see any future where BTC would be the sole currency in use because it would severely discourage spending. This kind of future needs to be 'imagined' and described for us.
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  81. Money is whatever people think it is. Gold and silver stopped being used as money in everyday transactions so long ago that only central banks accept it now. With that being said, gold's value is only going higher from here - but not to the extent BTC will. What's the advantage of holding some gold? It's very simple. You don't have to learn computer science. Remember that a lot of people are still hopelessly compute illiterate 30 years into the Internet age.
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  82. 'Changing the code' sounds pretty ominous. Can 'the code' be changed in any way the devs see fit?
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  83. No
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  84. Decentralized crypto is a great way for them to avoid paying tax. Ordinary people will have to pick up the slack!
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  85. Well, this stuff does a good job repelling the average person from getting involved in BTC. Maybe that's the point?
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  86. The best strategy for stonks is to average in, buy and hold an S&P 500 ETF or QQQ. Over a period of time (5 or more years) you're guaranteed to make money. You can 'set it and forget it' and not have to sit at your computer timing your entries and exits. The difference being that that money is actually then used for productive activity, whereas money parked in BTC is effectively off the grid and has the same depressing economic effect as hoarding.
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  87.  @kirkD9349  Depends. Did you go 'all in' at the ATM, or were you averaging in during those 13 years? Also, the simple 50-day/200-day 'golden cross' strategy works very well with S&P 500.
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  88.  @Bitcoin_University  Savings is money that remains in the system (one way or another, banks are able to access it and loan it back out again). Your BTC is out of the system just like vaulted gold bars are, so it is a leakage that is not injected back in again.
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  89. Aren't you concerned about Cramer, Fink, Goldman et al pumping Bitcoin?
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  90. I know you are a lover of literature, have you read the extended version of 'The Fable of the Bees'? One of the results of a 'spiritual, less materialistic' culture will be far fewer jobs since people will be spending less (thus creating far less employment). What will you do with all those 'unemployed hands' who have nothing to do in a 'spiritual' society that is experiencing severe deflation?
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  91. As opposed to mass democracy, where the people vote for Biden or Trump - both of whom are equally useless? You wouldn't want a plumber or a lawyer who was the most popular, you'd want the one who was best at their work. Isn't government of a complex society something that requires skill, knowledge and ability rather than popularity?
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  92. Medicare is a huge scam. Future generations are hopelessly indebted to pay for lavish benefits for the boomers. The boomer generation truly are the generation of vampires, desperately trying to cling on to power till the the bitter end.
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  93. Bitcoin as the Saviour of the world! Interesting perspective.
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  94. By 'localism' I take it you mean you live somewhere fairly rural or not surrounded by many people
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  95.  @littlered7820  blah
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  96. The kiddie pr00n 'inscriptions' are permanent too, right?
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  97. Why don't they just use gold instead of creating a new gold-backed currency?
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  98.  @spx730  Gold has appreciated 17% since September 2022 while BTC is down 20% since that time
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  99.  @spx730  it is what it is, bud
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  100. I'm surprised to hear that you can benefit from insider trading by buying BlackRock. I thought insider trading (which probably goes on all the time) maybe enriched particular individuals, rather than the companies they work for.
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  101. Maybe Bitcoin is the second coming of Jesus Christ?
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  102. Corporate America already owns everything and there's nothing anybody can do about it 🙂
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  103. Lizzo will hold the wealthy accountable and make sure they pay their fair share of taxes.
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  104. Best explanation I heard recently was the unwinding of the Yen carry trade (selling lots of Yen and using the proceeds to buy BTC/stonks). Now that rate cuts are coming, people had to buy their Yen back
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  105. I think BTC is something only a small minority of humanity will get into. It'll end up as just another 'rich man's toy' in the world of finance. What is really interesting is how the elite will deal with billions of disenfranchised, property-less and money-less people. Global depopulation perhaps, or social credit score system?
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  106. An immaculate conception :-) The second coming of L-rd Jesus
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  107. No, the U.S. banking system was DEregulated since the 90s.
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  108. 'The U.S. constitution won't be there to help you when you really need it' - probably the first time I've heard an American say this fact verbally, but I'm sure most people understand it.
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  109. Yes gold is bulky, difficult to move etc but that's exactly why it has value. The easier something is to make, move around etc the less valuable it must be. This is the reason why diamonds have more exchange value than water, although water has infinitely more value-in-use than diamonds.
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  110. Everybody has their price ...
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  111. Why should we honour lavish promises boomers made to themselves? They are like an anchor tied around our feet.
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  112. The tribe are fully in charge of the West and we are in good hands. They are G-d's chosen ones.
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  113. The Hebrew tribe control all forms of international money.
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  114. I'm more worried about the sharp deflationary pressures caused by high fees and no supply. I think it's almost inevitable that people will 'invent' or use other forms of money if they can't 'afford' to use Bitcoin, so to speak, or if Bitcoin is so valuable that nobody wants to spend it. Of course none of this matters if you're just looking to hedge against inflation in the next few years.
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  115. Infinitely better than houses? I guess crypto bros all live in caves and tents?
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  116.  @mirrorglassgames  LOL and I guess the reason he can't evict you (or put your rent up sky high) is because you are protected by big government? Otherwise enjoy your Bitcoin while you sleep in the streets, I suppose?
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  117. lol you speak out against cat videos yet have dog videos in your Youtube feed. Now we know for sure that you are a dog lover and don't like cats.
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  118. Wikipedia IS owned by big tech... despite their claims to the contrary.
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  119. BTC is going down just like stonks, USD is going up. Nothing ever changes.
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  120. They both give out the same Hebe energy
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  121. BlackRock will own all the housing soon. Nobody can afford to pay 7%+ in mortgage repayments (when pay rises are significantly below inflation) for very long except the very richest. The Great Reset is moving much faster than Bitcoin adoption!
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  122. Cat videos bad, dog videos good?
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  123. I love interracial porn!
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  124. Thank G-d there aren't 33 levels of illumination 🙂
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  125. 06:10 lol that beautiful Hebrew man is yo daddy 🤣
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  126. We need to euthanize the elderly (useless eaters) who consume so much of our national product and give nothing in return.
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  127. Bitcoin price has topped it seems (along with all the indices) and USD is about to go higher. What a strange world we live in.
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  128. The Economist is a seriously elitist, WEF-supporting outfit. Anything it thinks is good is probably bad and vice versa
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  129. This is all starting to sound very complicated.
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  130. Are you implying that the Orange Man is an enormous dumbo and everyone who thinks he is the Second Coming of Jesus is a dupe? Surely not.
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  131. buy the stonks dips only go up📈
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  132. What if 'Satoshi' is a government agency?
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  133. I'm sure all the big bankers and dodgy businessmen are in crypto to 'defund war' LOL but then again as Adam Smith said, it is usually by each man acting in his own self interest that an 'invisible hand' guides him to do the greatest good for society... and it is usually those working with a professed aim of 'making society better' that do us the greatest harm ... I am so glad I have no children because humanity's future is chaos, disintegration and total war.
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  134.  @julioarcaiko  What can you buy Bitcoin with if the economy goes into deep recession? Many people might not even be able to afford rent as they have no job any more.
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  135. Vote for the Orange Man and all your problems will go away!
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  136. Good advice. If you HODL stonks you'll also do well. Look at the QQQs, Apple, S&P 500 etc.
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  137. The cooperation between big government and big corporation is truly evil. Together they can force people to take experiment injections.
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  138. Bitcoin is just another rich man's tool designed to keep rich men rich.
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  139. Ain't gonna happen
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  140.  @Bitcoin_University  yes 😀
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  141. G-d's chosen people can do whatever they want. They are 'masters of the universe'.
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  142. Stonks only go up
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  143. I agree that rich people shouldn't be bailed out. Ordinary people, yes.
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  144. That was a super expensive ounce of weed 😀 Just goes to show why it's such a bad idea to use Bitcoin to pay for anything ... what's 133 Bitcoin worth now, millions of dollars?
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  145. Er... how would BTC be useful for local peer-to-peer networks when all the transactions need to be globally verified? The idea that we could continue modern life as we know it in local communities closed off from the rest of the world is a bit of a pipe dream anyway.
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  146. I don't really want to know that you're lifting weights. Do you get off on telling other men that you like to pump and sweat in the gym? Sounds a bit homoerotic.
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  147. The EU from the start was designed to pander to the peasants with Common Agricultural Policy. They are addicted to their wasteful and expensive subsidies and they don't want to work. Nowadays they don't want to reproduce either. So they will be replaced with a more pliant population.
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  148. A lot of people connected to Trump are into Bitcoin. Dodgy businessmen are fond of it, possibly because of its tax-avoidance implications?
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  149. Retail investors are in it for the price appreciation (via ETF), not for the privacy and free speech. Now that you have big corporations on board, the work to subvert Bitcoin and make it subservient to international capital and Hebrew supremacy is well underway.
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  150. And the Aussies probably applaud that?
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  151. It's so obvious that Melania finds Trump repulsive. They must have some kind of agreement in place to prevent her divorcing him and taking half of everything he owns. Didn't Epstein hook her up with Trump? She's Trump's mail order Eastern European bride!
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  152. omg imagine the turds that fat man must produce on a daily basis...
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  153. A lot of stuff on X looks fake to me. Lot of transvestites on there too. Don't trust anyone
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  154. Yep - on credentialism, Adam Smith nailed it 300 years ago: “People of the same trade seldom meet together, even for merriment and diversion, but the conversation ends in a conspiracy against the public, or in some contrivance to raise prices.” I'm continually astonished that the neoliberals claim Adam Smith as their own, but they follow none of his principles.
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  155. How did you get Wikipedia to display in dark mode?
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  156. Will see what happens when the Fed cuts, if gold does not clear past $2000 and sustain that level as a support then I am very tempted to dump it permanently.
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  157. Hey, guess what - crypto isn't the only disappointing scam that Doobie Jay Turd is going to inflict on the American people. 🤣
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  158. Munger is an elderly miser who has to wear diapers and get help to go potty.
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  159. BTFD stonks only go up
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  160. Do any of your trading strategies (not relating to Bitcoin) actually work?
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  161. Inflation will be higher for longer but interest rates won't be.
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  162. Western policy is to encourage mass immigration through wars and chaos in other parts of the world. That's why the population of the Middle East is half what it used to be (most of them went to Europe). Same with Palestine. There will be no Palestinians left in Palestine soon. Maybe America wants lots of Nigerians!
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  163. Dayum son
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  164. If you spent $3000 on a desktop PC you might be able to get near that spec. Apple hardware is notoriously overpriced.
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  165. Nasdaq 100 is a touch off its ATH - huge returns this year. Meanwhile BTC has not yet recovered the 61.8% from its ATH to trough in November 2022. And the QQQ does not require constant fannying about with hardware keys and such.
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  166. Why does Michael Saylor run his 'software business' as a front for his BTC holding empire? It reminds me of those small barbershops that are fronts for laundering drug money.
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  167. He is going to save America. Just look at him posing for the cameras with a little baby. How could you not vote for that? Such an original power play from Doobie Jay Turd. Nobody does it like him. Nobody has ever been as good as him. You can even get high on sniffing his farts!
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  168. Ben 'Shalom' Bernanke would NEVER say money has no meaning. To people from his tribe, money is EVERYTHING.
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  169. Doomed.
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  170. Dark chocolate not for me. I like my chocolate tasty and unhealthy. Maybe that is also why I have stocks instead of Bitcoin and diabetes instead of a strong mind and body. G-d saves!
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  171. 'Is BTC the preserve of elite and super-coders?' Yes, absolutely. Look at the average American (especially the average Trump voter). They struggle with online banking apps (which are designed to be simple) so good luck getting them on to self-custody BTC wallets. Doobie Jay Turd himself embraced BTC only because he is in big financial doo-doo and it's a great way for him to get his pay-offs, bribes and bungs anonymously LOL.
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  172. Rusty Trombone is a man who loves other men.
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  173.  @NathanDrake5  I'd vote for Ron DeSantis, how woke is that?
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  174.  @NathanDrake5  LOL absolutely, and that makes Mitch McConnell and John Kerry outright communists by comparison
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  175. They can also hijack those hardware wallet websites and inject code into the apps. When the government gets really authoritarian you've got greater problems than preserving your purchasing power and BTC won't save you.
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  176. Rofl
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  177. lol if you owned all the BTC in the world what would you do with it?
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  178. The L-rd Jesus Christ will appear in the clouds with glory. Now we all know what G-d Himself looks like - a giant golden Bitcoin in the sky!
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  179. Who needs food, water, clothing and a place to live when you can have Bitcoin instead 👍 🇺🇸
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  180. Fundamental human rights are out of date (lol), the language gives it away: 'No one shall be subjected to infringement of his right ...' That dates it to the immediate post -WWII world order which was primarily aimed against communism. The Great Reset and the great reordering of the global order will usher in new 'rights' and responsibilities, including the subjugation of individual rights to the 'greater good' of preventing 'man-made climate change'. And of course, while it will be anathema to use masculine possessive to refer to people in general, it will be perfectly fine to identify oneself as a transjinga and for big bearded men to dress up like little girls and demand equality. That's a 'right' the elite are willing to concede because it doesn't matter to them or interfere with their agenda.
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  181. omg what's with that thumbnail lol!
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  182. Anyway there's no point making valid points about Trump. He'll talk up a good talk to please his cult followers and when he gets back into office he'll do nothing about 'the swamp'. It's all bread and circuses for the proletariat.
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  183. Society of the future won't be 'capitalist' in your classical sense. Extraordinary problems cannot be solved by economic systems devised 300 years ago to justify the power of the newly-emerging bourgeoisie.
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  184. Sounds like a full-time job. Where's the average Joe Blow going to find time and resources to do that? Even more, a busy professional or small businessperson? Maybe a new type of job will emerge - a personal Bitcoin assistant/accountant? Huh! Now I begin to understand the angle.
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  185. Just another rich man’s toy in a rich man’s world. Viva Marx!
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  186. Yeah so when Bitcoin's value approaches infinity, the value of fractional satoshis will approach infinity as well. Nobody will want to spent any amount of Bitcoin under any circumstances. Hence humanity will need to invent another form of money ...
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  187. So are you buying your goods and services with Sats? You'd have to be mad - remember that guy who bought an ounce of weed with one Bitcoin? Severe deflation certainly does lead to less spending.
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  188. If I had to make up a security phrase to protect my wealth (that I am expecting to go to infinity) I wouldn't just 12 or 24 words, I would use something the length of War and Peace.
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  189. Make crypto scams great again 🇺🇸
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  190. Hahaha second-rate tech employee here (Maybe even third rate)
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  191. Make Crypto Scams Great Again! 🇺🇸
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  192. Far from becoming a public square, all of these segregated online communities and tribes or clans organized around particular monetary tokens will end up becoming siloed echo chambers, totally unaware of the existence of the rest of the world. It will be more like a regression to the pre-renaissance when most people's entire universe revolved around the village they were born in.
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