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7 hours ago, Longnose said:

 

Soon he'll say we need to build a wall to keep BTC from leaving Amercia.

 

12 hours ago, Xerxes said:


Donald wants to bring Bitcoin manufacturing back in the U.S. !!

 

 


That quote is taken out of context. He references “mining” immediately before that. This is how the corporate leftist media operates.

 

 

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15 hours ago, Xerxes said:


Donald wants to bring Bitcoin manufacturing back in the U.S. !!

 

I get the irony.

Unfortunately, sometimes irony is a distraction.

 

Given Lowery's involvement, it makes much sense.

His MIT thesis is compelling and one of the most informed pieces of content I have read in recent years (thank you @rkbabang.

Antpool is one of the largest mining rigs and it was founded by Bitmain, a Chinese company, and it is still located in Beijing (the same China which banned cryptos).

Bitcoin is a timechain, and gaining control over it could become part of a strategic move to get control over a precious resource or to prevent the enemy from gaining control over it.

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"Clashing antlers together to establish a physical power-based resource control hierarchy seems unnecessary. The unnecessarily large structure of antlers looks like a waste of keratin. Why burn so many calories carrying around the weight of that much extra keratin, and waste more energy clanging them together? What could possibly be the point of such an energy inefficient-looking design?

115It would be tragic to condemn antlers for their inefficiency and waste because the intent of the design is quite noble: the preservation of life."

 

Lowery J.

 

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14 hours ago, jfan said:

@Dave86ch The hashrate from mining pools is 57% related to Chinese entities.

 

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Thank you for the clarification; it makes things even more fascinating given the fact that China banned cryptocurrencies a long time ago.

It looks like gaining control over the timechain of truth has some value for them.

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On 6/18/2024 at 9:21 AM, Dave86ch said:

Thank you for the clarification; it makes things even more fascinating given the fact that China banned cryptocurrencies a long time ago.

It looks like gaining control over the timechain of truth has some value for them.

The competitive nature of Bitcoin fascinates me.

An evoltutive being.

 

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