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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Is it okay for Bitcoin Core development to be funded by Banks?
by
DooMAD
on 02/02/2024, 13:57:49 UTC
guess most people in this topic have not realised whats already occurred in the last 7 years with code edits that have affected bitcoin

Senior man, we are keen to learning, please go ahead in telling us more regarding what happened, personally I know that not everything happening are visible to us, but those within or close to the circle could tell more and better.

He might have a high rank, but that doesn't necessarily mean you should trust what he says.  I have that particular user on ignore because he constantly spouts tin-foil-hat conspiracy nonsense.  His version of events will  likely be exaggerated at best and outright lies at worst.  He has a long-standing vendetta against developers after they made fun of him.  It's all a bit petty and feeble, really.


institutions know they cannot get middlemen commission from the network itself (unless they run mining equipment)
so they want to make bitcoin annoying to use so that people revert to using centralised services and subnetworks that involve middlemen
In what way the institutions make Bitcoin annoying to use? is there a site that show who make the most transactions everyday? I never heard it. To me, it's more like a conspiracy, it's not the institutions make Bitcoin fee become high, but most people don't mind to become a product.
 

That user has an irrational hatred for off-chain transactions.  He claims devs are "crippling" the base protocol and "forcing" users into layer 2.  It's absurd.  He's just a sad little lunatic who has completely lost touch with reality.  He is incapable of being objective or rational when it comes to anything off-chain.