Bitcoin: A Legitimate Cure for a Broken Money System

[Ezekial2517]

When Satoshi created Bitcoin, it was a revolutionary concept. The idea was so innovative it has spurred a constellation of alternative cryptocurrencies and blockchain protocols. However, some of these distributed ledger concepts are no more than hype and illusionary technologies.

https://news.bitcoin.com/bitcoin-legitimate-cure-money-system/

[Kprawn]

The Snake Oil Salesmen are the developers working for the banks : example " Mike Hearn ".. These guys are going to "revolutionize"  the

banking system with technology "stolen" from the inventor of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto. The banks are going to support this, no matter

the origin, because they can and because this technology are not protected by any intellectual property rights. The funny thing.. it's legal.

[mobnepal]

The Snake Oil Salesmen are the developers working for the banks : example " Mike Hearn ".. These guys are going to "revolutionize"  the

banking system with technology "stolen" from the inventor of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto. The banks are going to support this, no matter

the origin, because they can and because this technology are not protected by any intellectual property rights. The funny thing.. it's legal.

As bitcoin whole coding is open source from start banks or any indivisual can copy or modify it. However even if those banks releases their own blockchain based currency (centralized one) that don't gonna challange the bitcoin as people like their wealth to be under their control not under the control of banks. As well as those banks distributed coins will be applicable to taxes.

[franky1]

The Snake Oil Salesmen are the developers working for the banks : example " Mike Hearn ".. These guys are going to "revolutionize"  the

banking system with technology "stolen" from the inventor of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto. The banks are going to support this, no matter

the origin, because they can and because this technology are not protected by any intellectual property rights. The funny thing.. it's legal.

you do know where adam back and greg maxwells money is coming from.. and dont stop your research at PwC and not mention the partnerships involved. or you might aswell stop at R3 and not mention partnerships involved.

spoiler: they are all paid by banks..