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Michael Saylor stated, Focus on Bitcoin, and Jack Dorsey stated, Bitcoin will ultimately unite a deeply divided country.
BTC is a disruptor. Many times such disruptors cause massive war before any peace.
According to some theories, it looks like the US government is purposefully leaving the door open to adopting bitcoin to some degree in the future formally. The outline of the theory consists of the ultimate motivation and on how it explains all recent events.
Matt Carollo, the 10th known contributor to Bitcoin Core, expressed, Just so we’re all clear if Bitcoin mining ends up-regulated as a broker in the US (pushing it overseas), the transition of Bitcoin mining to clean and otherwise-unused energy will be delayed, pushing us back a decade in the reduction of carbon emissions from Bitcoin mining.
The community was like: I sold my coin. Can’t risk or don’t want to risk losing lots when it’s banned tomorrow.
There is no indication that they are going after miners. If miners are brokers, good luck. Just one more reminder that we can’t rely on the government to solve the world’s problems.
How is this banning crypto? They are picking winners and losers, are they not? It will never happen. Bitcoin represents all the good things left in the US. Bitcoin is freedom, math, logic, code, ethics. Bitcoin represents the United States and any country in the world that embrace and defend freedom, math, logic, code, ethics.
It just looks like an international forum on Bitcoin mining should be called to formulate enforceable regulations and oversight. Our planet requires it.
These people couldn’t care less about the environment. They’re preying on the trust we have in them. It’s all an excuse for an alternative agenda. At some point, enough people will wake up, and it will end.
Either mining or POS is considered a broker. There is strong support for this across party lines. What happened this weekend is usual political drama to individual gains. All get settled in due course.
Out with the old, in with the new, or at least someone that understands the consequences of decisions they are making “for the people.”
The “miners,” the entities running the hash power, can join an overseas pool that doesn’t give a damn about US regulation. If you are not facilitating transactions, just “sell” your hash power; this BS doesn’t apply. Don’t overthink this!
Ultimately, they think they are the whole world, but Bitcoin will flourish regardless of them.
