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Bitcoin is not a Currency. And BELIEVE me when i say that Bitcoin is overlyunderstood that is why it is only kept alive mostly by Qatar and Alike... Twitter if you do not notice is getting a overhaul.

How is Bitcoin not a currency and what do you mean by overly understood?

It is not a Currency, Simple. By that i mean that the Majority of People understand it all too well for them to throw any money into it.

Interesting and what makes a currency to you then? And I would disagree with your 2nd reply. How do you majority of people understand it when you constantly see on forums or the internet people saying they do not know much about it AND we still have people who are invested in Bitcoin but still keep their btc on wallets that they do not have the private key to I think that proves that people do not have a clue about how it works.

We are taking about 2 Different people here. People actualy do not like to make their own P-keys because it is shitty to make and quite unsecure. Most Wallets that Recieved BTC 100$ worth or so instantly changed it into USD in Africa. The greedy just hoard and that is a problem too.

It feels like we are having 2 different conversations because I do not know what you are talking about with changing USD in Africa. What are you talking about there?

I cannot tell if you are trolling me Cheesy

how are private keys insecure? If private keys were insecure or the way you generate them Bitcoin would be worth 0.