the ju5t|protocol:::::the moral of bitcoin and parasite capitalism

[nakmuay]

first post

i was watching a couple of videos on YouTube and i had an idea that i thought needed discussion.

i was thinking about banks and parasite capitalism and how to prevent it in the new world.........make it a protocol so in their nature companies will do some good......

i was thinking along the lines of the multi sig protocol that developed and is now built into bitcoin.....

now i realize this could stifle bitcoin adoption now but should it be included when bitcoin hits critical mass. I also realize this goes against the idea of wallets or maybe its something developer should be thinking about now??


the JU5T|protocol

Adding types of accounts/wallets for companies, and these automatically charged double transaction fees on bitcoin transfers(for miners and to pay for maintenance) in the network? or maybe even charged a tax say 5% on all incoming transactions that automatically goes to a wallet that automatically distributes to charities



P.S im not a socialist lol

[pawel7777]

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the JU5T|protocol

Adding types of accounts/wallets for companies, and these automatically charged double transaction fees on bitcoin transfers(for miners and to pay for maintenance) in the network? or maybe even charged a tax say 5% on all incoming transactions that automatically goes to a wallet that automatically distributes to charities

That's simply stupid on every level and goes directly against what Bitcoin was created for.

Not gonna happen.

[franky1]

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the JU5T|protocol

Adding types of accounts/wallets for companies, and these automatically charged double transaction fees on bitcoin transfers(for miners and to pay for maintenance) in the network? or maybe even charged a tax say 5% on all incoming transactions that automatically goes to a wallet that automatically distributes to charities

That's simply stupid on every level and goes directly against what Bitcoin was created for.

Not gonna happen.

i think that what he is suggesting is that businesses get charged more per transaction because they are businesses..
that way individuals have a fairer deal and not be charged equally to a business if a business sudden said ok to a $2 tx fee.. individuals wont gt punished..

the way i see it.. if businesses throw out a transaction with 100 outputs to pay 100 customers.. then obviously their tx fee is going to be higher then an individual making a single payment.. so nothing should change in that respect because theoretically businesses are already being charged more per transaction on the current system, because they are usually doing more bloated transactions than an individual

so i think he has already got his wish without realising it