Bitcoin anarchy

[Hedda Gabler]

Bitcoin is emasculated weak and not what it used to be.

Bitcoin was a movement by redpillers and fans of the Matrix Movies. The people who said F.U. to George. W. Bush and the NWO. The people who said we will replace the bankers.

And where are all they all now? Bent over, ass in the air, ready for penetration, head in the sand, closing their eyes.

People forgot what bitcoin was about, which was an Independent currency not controlled by the world's governments or NWO. And yet, when the NWO decides to tax and regulate, they all just instantly bend over, like all their years of hype didn't mean anything at all.

Next they will be demanding phone and id to put in blockchain address. And these so-called crypto anarchist will sweetly obey and open up their holes.

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[Billgates710]

This is really a misconception about the bitcoin. Bitcoin has seen many ups and downs but it has not done anything wrong with the investors yet. Bitcoin has proved itself and people follow bitcoin as it is for their benefits.

[DooMAD]

Just keep in mind that none of the latest trends with people fawning over the prospects of institutional investors or regulations takes away from what is encapsulated in the code.  People can demand whatever dumb stuff they want but, provided that none of that idiocy makes it into the protocol, there's no problem.  Not everyone has to understand the real importance of Bitcoin for it to continue working.  We still have an immutable, transparent, open and permissionless network with which to hold and transfer wealth.  Nothing has changed, with the possible exception that we aren't making the purpose clear enough to the newcomers.

Perhaps the only failing is on our part.  If the louder voice is currently the one saying all the wrong things about Bitcoin and that's what people are hearing, maybe we need to raise our voices and make sure the right message is getting across?  

[pugi2]

This is really a misconception about the bitcoin. Bitcoin has seen many ups and downs but it has not done anything wrong with the investors yet. Bitcoin has proved itself and people follow bitcoin as it is for their benefits.

I agree with you. Deny what you said above is true or not, but i prefer to see bitcoin as a good thing.
I know such currency will have advantages and disadvantage but i will see the good thing only since if we always think positive then we will get positive thing too.

[YuginKadoya]

There will always have an anarchy between Cryptocurrency the bank and the government there will not have an order between this individuals because the bank and government is against it, And I really think this is due to the fact that the government doesn't have any control over it and the bank are thinking over only about the risk involve in cryptocurrency and not the gains involve in it.

[cryptofan999]

First of all, BTC has never caused harm to the investors. Just because the price level is down, does not mean that it is a malicious coin.

[BitcoinNewbie15]

Bitcoin is weak in what sense? In the sense of the userbase? Because the network itself is more robust than ever. It is true that most of the community is no longer anarchists and libertarians. The user base grew significantly in 2017 and most of those people are get rich quick noobs that know nothing about Bitcoin (most don't even know what the halving is). This is always something that happens with technology. The original community is dwarfed by the new users when it goes mainstream. Bitcoin is still an independent currency, nothing has changed there. The only thing that has really changed in terms of regulation is KYC rules that exchanges have been enforcing, Bitcoin itself is still fine in this regard.

[cryptoking963]

There are no anarchists when it comes to BTC. This coin has made a lot of good contributions in the market and the fall in the price level is our fair share of the blame.

[Crystalcoin24]

People aren’t dumb enough to put their information in blockchain and make it public. A little bit of regulation is needed because bitcoin needs more reliability of the mass public. Otherwise its demand wouldn’t be increasing anytime soon. Besides, the market is still very volatile and manipulated by whales. Bitcoin isn’t weak, it’s just passing through a correction stage and when it ends, we’ll see its price rocketing.

[Phinoy]

People aren’t dumb enough to put their information in blockchain and make it public. A little bit of regulation is needed because bitcoin needs more reliability of the mass public. Otherwise its demand wouldn’t be increasing anytime soon. Besides, the market is still very volatile and manipulated by whales. Bitcoin isn’t weak, it’s just passing through a correction stage and when it ends, we’ll see its price rocketing.

Most people in bitcoins are no have idea about the purpose of bitcoin and it's anarchy bitcoin is the catalyst for peaceful anarchy and freedom. It was built as a reaction against corrupt governments and financial institutions. It was not solely created for the sake of improving financial technology. But some people adulterate this truth. In reality, Bitcoin was meant to function as a monetary weapon, as a cryptocurrency poised to undermine authority. Now it is whitewashed. It is seen as a polite and unassuming technology in order to appease politicians, banksters, and soccer moms. Its purpose is sometimes concealed in order to make the tech palatable to the unwashed masses and power elite. However, no one should forget or deny why the protocol was written. 

[jjacob]

Bitcoin is emasculated weak and not what it used to be.

Bitcoin was a movement by redpillers and fans of the Matrix Movies. The people who said F.U. to George. W. Bush and the NWO. The people who said we will replace the bankers.

And where are all they all now? Bent over, ass in the air, ready for penetration, head in the sand, closing their eyes.

People forgot what bitcoin was about, which was an Independent currency not controlled by the world's governments or NWO. And yet, when the NWO decides to tax and regulate, they all just instantly bend over, like all their years of hype didn't mean anything at all.

Next they will be demanding phone and id to put in blockchain address. And these so-called crypto anarchist will sweetly obey and open up their holes.

Bitcoin has not changed - its user profile has changed. There are many who would prefer regulation and all its associated features - Know your customers and what not. This would help them unlock value from their crypto holdings easily.
Ultimately Bitcoin is fungible and the governments of the world would have limited ability to try and track transactions.

[Anarchist]

The people who said F.U. to George. W. Bush and the NWO.

The NWO didn't exist and Bush was unknown. the anarchists started to be active in the 90's https://www.activism.net/cypherpunk/manifesto.html
They were not interested to replace the bankers. Bitcoin is a result of a philosophical and political questioning

And where are all they all now? Bent over, ass in the air, ready for penetration, head in the sand, closing their eyes.

Most are old now or passed away...

Next they will be demanding phone and id to put in blockchain address. And these so-called crypto anarchist will sweetly obey and open up their holes.

You have no idea what is a crypto-anarchist, you may start to read some books instead of posting stupid things in a public place

[aoluain]

Bitcoin is emasculated weak and not what it used to be.

And there was me thinking bitcoin was getting fatter with higher values and more adoption.
It may not be what it used to be in terms of useage but the technology hasnt changed.

Im thinking now that bitcoin is there to be used in whatever way each one of us wants.

[GreenInformation547]

Last year bitcoin shows it's peak value and many investors benefitted and many were over excited and they predict many without thinking any think. But hope it will be recover.

[pooya87]

you can not restrict who is using bitcoin and how they are using it. that goes against the very nature of bitcoin and the censorship resistance of it. and that is exactly what you are trying to do. and it has nothing to  do with "bitcoin anarchy". you are saying people who want to use bitcoin in a regulated environment are not allowed to do it! who died and made you the decision maker of this decentralized currency?

[StrongImagine301]

Bitcoin gradually loses it's popularity and reliablity and hope it will be improve but need a long time and to be common currency it's need time and need to improve many term.

[Ibizugbe1]

Bitcoin is not losing its popularity and reality. I read of a publication that the popular wallet "blockchain.info" does get a daily sign up of 50,000 users. This shows things are happening underground. More and more people are joining the bitcoin network even in a a bearish market.

[rose9696]

The bitcoin is now really chaotic but in the future it will have ETF support and that will make its price stable for a long time. I like the Bitcoin ETF fund because it does not give us the risk, but vice versa it will grow slowly. I will invest in it and not fear anything.

[Hedda Gabler]

Most people in bitcoins are no have idea about the purpose of bitcoin and it's anarchy bitcoin is the catalyst for peaceful anarchy and freedom. It was built as a reaction against corrupt governments and financial institutions. It was not solely created for the sake of improving financial technology. But some people adulterate this truth. In reality, Bitcoin was meant to function as a monetary weapon, as a cryptocurrency poised to undermine authority. Now it is whitewashed. It is seen as a polite and unassuming technology in order to appease politicians, banksters, and soccer moms. Its purpose is sometimes concealed in order to make the tech palatable to the unwashed masses and power elite. However, no one should forget or deny why the protocol was written.  

Exactly. My argument has nothing to do with the current low price of bitcoin. It is that, people have forgotten what bitcoin was actually about. Which was giving back power to the people. Instead, we have these traitors who support regulations and banking-coins like Ripple. Bitcoin was supposed to be a counter-culture revolution, and now we are surrounded by lilly livered traitors who worship international banking.

[mrcash02]

Anarchy is just a way leading to a new tyranny, and probably a bad tyranny...

Anyway, the majority always screw up everything, not different with Bitcoin. Some beautiful words will convince most people to believe regulations are benefical, necessary and they will go for it. So a minority who disagress will be smashed and no one will respect their opinion and expectations, after all only the majority's opinion worths something.