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Assuming you aren't too deep in the Bitcoin bubble, what do you see as the biggest risks to Bitcoin?
Do you think Bitcoin mining is destined to be the energy buyer of last resort? By which I mean will most mining actually occur at a loss but pencil because people are mining with waste/stranded energy or reusing heat or ideologically mining?
Yes I think the AI pivot is really good because it may break the dominance of big miners. If big pools lose their big miner hashers, maybe they end up being small pools.
I know some people in the Netherlands were heating greenhouses with miners some years ago. Do you know about any projects like that in the US?
Would you accept a 1:1 trade for BTC to eCash? If not at what ratio would you currently accept such a trade?
If there is a chain split where one chain is BIP 110 compliant and the other is not, will you trade me you non BIP 110 coins for my BIP 110 coins at a 1:1 ratio? If not, what ratio will you be willing to accept?
I worry that people don't really want what Bitcoin has to offer. They want credit cards and bank accounts that are easier to use, not money that without third parties.
My feeling is that the treasury companies sucked all the momentum out of bitcoin.
Do you feel like Bitcoin adoption is increasing?
What do you think about all the talk about quantum computers? Should we be moving more quickly on getting quantum safe cryptography in Bitcoin?
What keeps you from looking into Bitcoin more deeply?