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Do we as Bitcoin investors have a Blindspot? (Patreon)

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2022-09-26 21:42:40
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2023-01

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Do we as #Bitcoin investors have a Blindspot? What are the parallels with #GoldBugs? What will it take for #BTC to be truly successful? 

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Do Bitcoin investors have a blind spot?

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2023-01-22 20:03:11 James, I'd be interested to know your views on a Ray Dalio type of approach, have a Portfolio for all Seasons, which would include Bitcoin & Gold as well as traditional assets and Private Equity in DEFI / CEFI, along the lines of Simon Dixon's investment model?
2022-09-27 12:25:47 James, I'd be interested to know your views on a Ray Dalio type of approach, have a Portfolio for all Seasons, which would include Bitcoin & Gold as well as traditional assets and Private Equity in DEFI / CEFI, along the lines of Simon Dixon's investment model?

James, I'd be interested to know your views on a Ray Dalio type of approach, have a Portfolio for all Seasons, which would include Bitcoin & Gold as well as traditional assets and Private Equity in DEFI / CEFI, along the lines of Simon Dixon's investment model?

Anonymous

James, I struggle with the assertion that Bitcoin can't be banned. As an isolated blockchain calculation network it has no value at all, the value comes only from the possibility to change it - either to FIAT or to goods - and use its value in real life. As the worldwide initiatives against "money laundering" and tax avoidance have shown, the bridges to real life are the points that governments can easily control via the banks. Prohibiting purchases in Bitcoin as well as exchange from Bitcoin to FIAT in any way they would successfully ban BTC, not talking about the dramatic loss of its value prior to that if they prohibit investment into BTC to professional investors. Even if the miners would survive and move, let's say in Nigeria, and Nigeria would allow exchange into FIAT then nobody in western countries would be able to transfer the money from there as Nigeria would be blacklisted. Gold and Silver - in contrast - would be of use in daily life if market participants accept its value as a currency parallel to the existing one. I feel that this video has rather confirmed the BIAS... 😉

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I think his point is you can restrict it. You can make it harder to use. But you cannot ban it. It is too widespread. There are nodes all over the world. You can hook up a miner to a river in the jungle. You'd have to shut down the internet to ban it.