Re: 2013-04-11 Zuckerberg's nemeses revealed as Bitcoin moguls
I have absolutely no issue about the persons. I'm sorry.
My point is that it is far too easy for someone to "own the btc market".
Am I wrong?
My point is that it is far too easy for someone to "own the btc market".
Am I wrong?
They don't "own" the market. Sure, right now there are lots of people who own a lot of bitcoins, but there is nothing we
Exactly. Some People here sound as if they have a problem with Guys getting rich.
Strangely that are often also the ones falling for the get rich quick schemes.
Sound like? huh?
didn't you read my argument? you very well know what it means to own percents of an unregulated currency.
the holders can be as good as it gets, but it is still a problem. Just as it is in fiat system. they are humans who can get greedy and form cartel with other investors ,and sell whole junk to central bank for example.
You seem to have quickly and conveniently forgotten that bitcoins were basically worthless a few short years ago ... therefore a corollary to that is that anybody who is doing well out of them now or has done so in the past has done it completely off their own bat (except for the thieves and fraudsters of course) ... you, and anyone else is perfectly free, and welcome, to create your own worthless crypto-currency that you can then attempt to enrich yourself with.
Wealth envy towards fraudsters, thieves and corrupt banksters, politicians and connected elites who parlay influence into ill-gotten gains maybe justified but toward people who have created wealth out of nothing it is a disgusting thing to behold. It is the moral and ethical equivalent of watching someone build a beautiful piece of furniture or even a whole house with their own hands and then another saying, "they don't deserve that, he shouldn't be allowed to own a house/car/chair/bittoken like that" ... how fucked up is that?