Quote from: Stablexcoin on July 06, 2024, 10:01:48 PM

Quote from: knowngunman on July 02, 2024, 10:26:25 AM

Well, despite the uncertainty surrounding bitcoin I still don’t see it as a game. Game is anything that involves amusement and fun. A critical observation will make it look like a financial game in the sense that you have no idea about the outcome and how it affects our psychological health with constant thoughts. However, there’s a tin line which to me distinguish these dou despite their similarities. The purpose of each entirely differs as game is purely for entertainment. I would have agreed that it’s a financial game but what of gambling? Perhaps, bitcoin trading will fall into that category.

A game is also something that could be manipulated or something that has a way of bypassing and passing through every stage of it. If Bitcoin was like a game of course there would be hacks and cheat codes that would be used to know every stage and win it. All thanks to the developers that make it not to be easily manipulated or controlled. A lot of people have tried to see if they could crack the code behind Bitcoins development but they have not been successful in doing so.

There are always other points of view from the financial side of the game but not many people agree because everything comes down to one point, namely money, I don't deny it and in fact it is like that. But if it's just a financial game, why doesn't everyone in the world realize it or accept it easily? meaning there are things they don't like about Bitcoin, especially governments that don't like their citizens finding complete freedom in bitcoin. Once again, bitcoin is not just a financial game, but bitcoin has quite a deep meaning, making many people aware of how important freedom is, both in money and in life principles.