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0 sats \ 2 replies \ @guts 30 Jun 2023 \ parent \ on: Let's hear your controversial Bitcoin take. I'll go first: bitcoin
Would you accept sats knowing they were used by criminals or traffickers?. Knowing where they come from using an open ledger makes the difference for some people. Note I don't mind or care.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @premitive1 2 Jul 2023
I don't want to accept stolen bitcoin, but that's not a fungibility issue, that's a social issue.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @skreep_ 1 Jul 2023
A $20 bill with the N-word written on it in big bold letters probably isn't likely to be accepted at a Walmart, but the bank will have to take it, because it is fungible currency.
Similarly, regardless of how anyone feels about any particular set of sats, If a transaction is broadcast, and a fee is paid, the bitcoin asset can be transacted across the Bitcoin network to a bitcoin address, because it is entirely fungible.
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