Quote from: BlackHatCoiner on Today at 11:46:48 AM

Quote from: Antithesis on Today at 09:42:16 AM

That's pretty naive way of looking at things. It's not fiat monetary system that is a problem, but government.

But, you can't deny that the government must be involved. The system requires a central point of failure to work. It's designed to be corrupted at some point in the future. You're the one who sounds naive; if it's a theory that doesn't work in practice, it's a wrong theory.

Quote from: Antithesis on Today at 09:42:16 AM

But, you cannot solve this problem with monopoly money like bitcoin.

Read what you're typing. Bitcoin, monopoly money? Then what's fiat that is exclusively possessed by the central banks? Also, you pretty much can. Bitcoin discriminates money and state. It promotes free trade and censorship-resistance.

Quote from: FatFork on Today at 10:40:05 AM

That's a pretty big IF.

Indeed. Bitcoin can't disappear currently, it's a science fiction scenario.

Quote from: Antithesis on Today at 11:04:33 AM

Anything that you set up can be shut down.

You don't understand how things work. Become disciplined and learn.

People are corrupted. All systems that manage ownership have people and thus, all such systems can be corrupted pose a threat to someone's ownership. Welcome to the real world.

In bitcoin system there's no ownership. So, there's nothing to be managed by the people and there's nothing that can be under a threat.

Bitcoin is monopoly money simply because the same as in monopoly gaime by holding bitcoin you own nothing. This is unlike in the world of grown-ups where you hold dollars, a deed, or a certificate of title and you own debt, a building or a car.