Against seizing or tail-emitting Satoshi's coins
The guest argued strongly against proposals to change Bitcoin's rules to seize or 'tail emit' Satoshi's unmoved coins, framing such ideas as 'fiat thinking' and an unnecessary fix for a non-existent security problem.
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Quantum computing threat to Bitcoin manageable
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The guest argued that the biggest future threat to Bitcoin is not technical, like quantum computing, but social ossification - the social layer that prevents necessary progress in privacy, security, and scalability.
The guest argued strongly against proposals to change Bitcoin's rules to seize or 'tail emit' Satoshi's unmoved coins, framing such ideas as 'fiat thinking' and an unnecessary fix for a non-existent security problem.