

Sure, there’s a large network advantage.
But here you’re talking about a hypothetical where, for some reason, a major government has bought up all blockchain tokens and won’t release them. So nobody’s on the original one anyways.
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Sure, there’s a large network advantage.
But here you’re talking about a hypothetical where, for some reason, a major government has bought up all blockchain tokens and won’t release them. So nobody’s on the original one anyways.


The price goes up as you buy it.
You could attempt to corner the market, but in doing so, you’re also going to be massively enriching the current holders.
What point would taking the entire supply do - especially since you can easily just start another blockchain?


How is buying the asset fucking with the supply?
If you mean hoarding it, that’s pretty much all Bitcoin is good for.


Fiat has value because the government demands taxes in it. If you don’t pay your taxes, they put you in jail.


That’s the point of crypto - unless you can alter 51% of the blockchain, you can’t.


yeah, the cryptoleftists community has found some decent actual use
Again, why?