Bitcoin/Ethereum/cryptocurrencies

Over70irregs

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This is the difference. Know this one phrase you are ahead of 90% of the people.
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Over70irregs

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but bitcoin was not decentralized from the start.

at launch how many people ran nodes?
It has the genesis of immaculate inception. Released to the world with no hookups, nepotism or bias. Never before in human history has a medium of exchange been given away to the world. You can still mine it, buy it, or exchange services for it. No VC, founder , government can stop it due to its decentralized nature.
Full report here
https://advisory.kpmg.us/content/dam/advisory/en/pdfs/2023/bitcoins-role-esg-imperative.pdf
 

Over70irregs

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But there very few nodes in the beginning. It was very centralized.


So even the granddaddy of them all took years before it was really decentralized.
Yes your daddy was started on one computer it’s called “Genesis Block” (look it up and learn) and spread throughout the earth and sky. Kinda like adam n eve….. then boom……. (4 And God saw the light, that it was good: and God divided the light from the darkness.) Bitcoin is light everything else is darkness. It took 21 years for you to be able to legally drink. Took 14 for hard $ to be the highest performing asset in human history. I’d say that is called “warp speed”….
 
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Over70irregs

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New data from IntoTheBlock suggests there exists a huge imbalance in the distribution of wealth for the Ethereum (ETH) and Dogecoin (DOGE) ecosystems.

The firm says that about 80% of the supply of both ETH and DOGE are owned by just about 0.01% of the total addresses holding the tokens.
 

Over70irregs

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You work 40hours wk at a job. Getting ready for someone else dream. We can’t all live for our own dream. You give your life up to another person/company goal. Its ok if you are fairly compensated. But what if your not?
 
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