guru777

Would anyone actually keep their wealth on a chain that can’t produce blocks regularly? Like, one block every few days? That's just not feasible.

Look at BCH they bumped the block size and it didn’t work out. It’s still around but really just another altcoin now. And BIP-110 feels like it’s doing the same.

Yeah, but honestly, it’s all speculation. Who knows what’ll happen? A chain that’s 50x slower can’t exactly be called effective, right?

So if you really dig into Bitcoin, it’s clear that it's the users who decide what software runs... miners and devs are kinda secondary.

Centralized exchanges track everything, from your device to your identity. It's not just KYC; they collect a ton of data on the sly.

Bitcoin is a real form of money, just like gold. Fiat currencies? Nah, they’re just debt instruments created by governments. People need to grasp this basic idea.

Honestly, I never got what people meant by 'never sell your Bitcoin' until recently. I thought it was just about the price going up and holding onto it because it’s valuable. But after talking to actual Bitcoin…

Bitcoin is sound money, that's the frame most people are missing. Saving in dollars means your savings lose purchasing power every year by design. Saving even $10 a month in BTC means that $10 holds or grows its value…