You are conflating the concept of money with an economic system (that I happen to disagree with). Bitcoin is a currency and even communist countries have currencies. I see no direct relation to capitalism.
And you are changing the narrative as you see fit
If he did not buy more Bitcoin at regular intervals then it is his own fault for missing investment opportunities.
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It being an investment that steadily and quickly rises in value is nothing more than a bonus to me.
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Bitcoin is the most important asset. And that is not going to be changing anytime soon.
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Personally, I would invest it all into Bitcoin and a few smaller investments in other cryptocurrencies
Your words in the last month alone, you have always treated Bitcoin as an investment asset so how the sudden change?
Tell me, how is it that Europe and the US both have free markets and yet in the US, there are no adequate safety nets for individuals who get into financial troubles?
Because that's what a free market is!
Just like Bitcoin, you lose your keys nobody is able to help you!
~bleah, saw those arguments so many times it stops even being funny
You actually have one point of bitcoin being anything close to a communist system
- central authority
- planned economy
- fixed prices
and not a capitalist one
- complete free market with nobody supervising a transaction
- prices determined by supply and order
- individual with capital can buy and individual without can wait in line at faucet
- no tax on the wealthier, no extra % tax on those holding more coins, same fee if you transfer 1009 satoshi and 1 million BTC?
Why base your economic system on the concept: the greedier the better?
Soy your into Bitcoin because you want to help with incarceration levels in the US, not because you want MOAR MONEY!

Yeah right, keep lying to yourself if it makes you feel better, but that won't make falsehood real!