Could Bitcoin adopt Silver's approach without compromising its core strengths? The question touches on fundamental trade-offs between different asset models. While Silver handles certain use cases differently, Bitcoin's design prioritizes decentralization and scarcity. Would shifting strategies actually benefit Bitcoin, or would it dilute the very features that give it competitive advantage? Worth thinking through the mechanics.
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SandwichTrader
· 7h ago
To be honest, replacing Bitcoin with silver is a self-destructive move. Once you compromise on decentralization and scarcity, is it still Bitcoin?
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CoffeeNFTs
· 7h ago
If Bitcoin were to follow the same approach as silver, wouldn't it end up cutting all its advantages?
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ZenChainWalker
· 8h ago
The silver set has no meaning compared to Bitcoin; it's something ingrained in DNA that can't be changed.
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BlockTalk
· 8h ago
If Bitcoin truly learned from silver, it would be better to die. What we want is this absolute scarcity.
Could Bitcoin adopt Silver's approach without compromising its core strengths? The question touches on fundamental trade-offs between different asset models. While Silver handles certain use cases differently, Bitcoin's design prioritizes decentralization and scarcity. Would shifting strategies actually benefit Bitcoin, or would it dilute the very features that give it competitive advantage? Worth thinking through the mechanics.