>>1442370>Where have you been eatingYou know like a sit down restaurant? Obviously youre from Europe where they dont tip or you cant afford anything but mcdonalds
>point of system regulation is to floor varianceBut it creates monopolies that create MORE VARIANCE.. see telecom, google, and 2008
>51% attacks, etc.hasn't really happened yet and every little bump in the road has had healthy recoveries
>transactability is a soft powertell that to the banking cartel that invaded iraq, and libya and put sanctions on venezuela, north korea, russia and iran.. all those countries have attempted to circumvent the Bank for International Settlements at one time and see what they have in common?
>will last only as long as it takes the right tools for centralized auditingalready happening and it cant happen soon enough because it breeds out complacency in the market and motivates the mouse to adapt to the cat inthe cat and mouse game? You seriously think the government can win the game and stamp out crypto completely? All they can do is threaten normies with jail just like drugs but people will still do them anyway and politicians will be bought out and allow holes in their surveillance network and probably even profit from it just like with drugs and Afghanistan. There exists something call quantum key distribution which would make an untracable crypto currency and as quantum computers go online crypto will evolve into something unstoppable especially with sattelite mesh networks.
>didnt address the lack of disincentive to shitcoinsbecause the market doesnt rely on regulators the market can make informed decisions and there is more money in making a legitmate coin
>Which are regulated, by the way.notice how vegas was way better when the mob ran it
>markets aren't godneither are governments and the market at least is a COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUS and if you ever had traded youd understand this phenomenon, it's more reliable than any group of mere mortals
