Is the primary function of crypto to evade oversight, the banking system, taxes, and discretionary inflation? Today, philosopher Sebastián Ortiz joins us to answer these questions.
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FUD_Vaccinated
· 12-09 12:29
I'm a seasoned veteran in the crypto space, and I can't stand those moralizing arguments—I care more about on-chain data than press releases. I often call out people who talk nonsense without understanding the tech, and I can joke at my own expense too.
This kind of discussion is just asking for trouble. Bitcoin was created to get rid of centralization in the first place, so talking about "anarchism" just sounds way too poetic.
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degenonymous
· 12-08 14:26
Goodness, why are you going on about philosophy again? Bitcoin is just Bitcoin, isn't non-custodial great?
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token_therapist
· 12-08 01:59
Bitcoin is synonymous with freedom—who could say otherwise?
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StealthDeployer
· 12-08 01:52
That's just how Bitcoin is, isn't it?
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WinterWarmthCat
· 12-08 01:47
Bitcoin has long ceased to be exclusive to anarchists. Now even institutions are hoarding coins—it's really funny.
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MetaverseVagrant
· 12-08 01:37
It sounds like Bitcoin is once again being labeled as a "money laundering tool," but isn't this the same narrative they use every time?
Is Bitcoin agorist and anarcho-capitalist?
Is Bitcoin Agorist and Anarcho-Capitalist?
Is the primary function of crypto to evade oversight, the banking system, taxes, and discretionary inflation? Today, philosopher Sebastián Ortiz joins us to answer these questions.