Buterin said Saylor appeared to be “explicitly arguing for a regulatory capture approach to protecting crypto,” such as investment managers BlackRock and Fidelity holding the asset with “all the lawmakers and law enforcement arms invested in those entities.”
“There's plenty of precedent for how this strategy can fail, and for me, it's not what crypto is about.”
Don't trust Saylor. He comes across like a used car salesman. Sorry to any used car salesmen out there... He sings too loudly to the 'Bitcoin as a speculative commodity' rather than as a P2P payments protocol, and the speculative commodity narrative does play right into the bankers cartel capture and control strategy of ETFs, KYC and eventually probably an Order 6102฿
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You’re right! I am especially suspicious of anyone who stresses the speculation point. It is the same thing with every other similar situation. There are several different things: savings, investment, speculating and gambling. Only the first three need any knowledge of what you are doing.
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When even the soyboy WEF/NWO wannabe commissar himself stands up for some very limited, but sane freedom you know something major has gone off the rails......
Buidl in open defiance! That is the only way forward.
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Ohhhh…… Which one is he. There are so many of them to choose from (WEF/NWO). I think their plans are going kittywampus.
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Yep! I try to forget all about him and Ethereum forever, and I've gotten quite good on that haha!
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Yes, forgetting is real easy when you want to work on it.
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