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0 sats \ 2 replies \ @Rothbardian_fanatic 6 Dec \ parent \ on: MONEY CLASS OF THE DAY: Intrinsic Value vs Subjective Value...and Music! econ
Yes, the intrinsic value of just that service. However, I think there is more to the bitcoin service and blockchain than just as a message services. It is also a permanent receipt for any transaction from one to another account. So, at least FINCEN sees a value in knowing who is transacting with whom. Isn’t that the way they caught the Silk Road people? I am just a noob, so I would like to ask @DarthCoin if he knows other intrinsic values for bitcoin. How about it @DarthCoin?
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31 sats \ 1 reply \ @DarthCoin 7 Dec
Isn’t that the way they caught the Silk Road people?
No. SR was a gov hidden operation from the beginning. Ross was co opted as patsy. Typical shit operation tactics to denigrate Bitcoin and trying to destroy it. Sorry for Ross but they used him. As you may know (if not, then watch all the videos about SR I posted here) SR servers were watched all the time and they know all the time the location of Ross. They literally prepared a trap for him, to be in the right location at the right moment so the catch will be a real big news. They wanted to make an example of it to scare the shit clueless normies.
other intrinsic values for bitcoin.
Good question. As answer I would mention this very good article by Jeffrey Tucker, from 2014: https://fee.org/articles/what-gave-bitcoin-its-value/
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @Rothbardian_fanatic 7 Dec
I didn’t know that it was an op from the get-go. I knew that he was the patsy, though. I think if people pondered it a bit, they would have known it was a trap or op by the state.
I read that article before, can’t remember when, but I follow Tucker and read everything I see by him.
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