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    hi everyone this is Roger beer it's
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    Saturday August 19th and I want to show
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    you guys a presentation that originally
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    I made for the Pantera bitcoin group
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    back in March of earlier this year but
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    in light of everything that's going on
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    with Bitcoin cash and Bitcoin legacy
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    today I think that this is very relevant
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    so keep in mind that these slides again
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    are back from Mark shows about about six
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    months ago but I think they're still
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    very relevant here so we'll start off
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    with a what is Bitcoin right of course
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    we all think we know what Bitcoin is but
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    I want to talk about why I think bitcoin
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    is important so right from the from the
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    Satoshi Nakamoto white paper or the
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    title is that it's a peer-to-peer
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    electronic cash system I think that's
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    important to keep in mind that's the
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    original title of the white paper but
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    what makes up a peer-to-peer electronic
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    cash system right we need to have good
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    money cash means good money and here are
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    the characteristics that make something
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    good money and we can start that it's
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    you know easy to store hard to
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    counterfeit of scarce divisible
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    homogeneous that's a little bit lacking
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    a Bitcoin but there's room for
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    improvement there anyhow durable and
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    they're not easy to transport and uh
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    that's the one that I think we need to
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    focus on a bit more and core and their
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    roadmaps are intentionally damaging
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    bitcoins ease of transport by making the
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    blocks full and the fees high and the
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    confirmation times long and the double
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    spins easy that's damaging one of these
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    incredibly important characteristics of
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    Bitcoin that make Bitcoin useful as
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    money and if you damage any of these
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    characteristics here Bitcoin has been
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    less useful as money than it otherwise
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    would have been so it's very very
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    important not to damage any of these and
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    unfortunately course roadmap is
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    intentionally damaging the ease of
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    transport for for Bitcoin and if you've
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    been around Bitcoin for a while you'll
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    know exactly what this chart is and
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    again this is back from March now we've
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    been bumping up against a limit for a
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    while here but you can see for all of
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    bitcoins history the blocks were never
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    ever full there was tons of room for for
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    additional transactions until the
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    beginning of
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    this year around marks the blocks became
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    completely full and that when the blocks
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    became full that caused the average
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    conformation time to skyrocket around
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    the time that I took this screenshot in
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    March earlier this year the average
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    conformation time was about two hours
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    for a Bitcoin transaction that
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    previously would always be confirmed in
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    about ten minutes because there was
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    always plenty of room in the blocks for
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    every transaction to be included and
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    around the same time that the blocks
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    became full everyone had to bid against
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    each other for room in that block and
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    the big the fees that people had to pay
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    to use Bitcoin skyrocketed from being
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    something very reasonable around the
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    penny a transaction to where people were
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    paying a quarter of a million dollars
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    per day in transaction fees just to use
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    the Bitcoin network and the fees are
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    somewhere in that same ballpark today
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    and right around that exact same time
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    that the blocks became full and the fees
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    skyrocketed bitcoins share of the total
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    market cap plummeted and we can see that
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    right here back when I took this
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    screenshot it was still above 60% today
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    Bitcoin is below 50% and that brings us
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    back to the economic code of Bitcoin
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    that I love to say is so incredibly
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    important and a really basic concept in
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    economics it's something called
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    substitute goods and it's important to
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    understand the definition of what a
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    substitute good is and substitute goods
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    are two goods they could be used for the
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    same purpose if the price of one good
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    increases then demand for the substitute
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    is likely to rise so in the
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    cryptocurrency ecosystem there's a bunch
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    of substitute goods right we have
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    Bitcoin litecoin aetherium Manero -
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    those calling take your pick there's a
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    thousand and one altcoins out there with
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    similar characteristics some are
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    certainly better than others some have
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    bigger network effects than others but
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    there's a lot of competition there and
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    things like shape-shift and the jacks
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    Taiyo wallet that make it so incredibly
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    easy to convert from one Bitcoin to
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    another make it really really easy to
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    substitute one of these crypto
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    currencies for another if one's not
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    working for you
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    and we saw that happen exactly at the
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    same time when the blocks became full
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    and the fee skyrocketed and the
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    confirmation delays increased in the
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    huge amount for Bitcoin we saw Bitcoin
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    share of the market cap plummet at the
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    exact same time the alt coins rose like
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    crazy and that's because people are
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    using alt coins as a substitute good for
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    Bitcoin because if bitcoins no longer
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    the easiest fastest and the cheapest and
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    safest way for them to use their their
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    money they're going to start using one
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    of these substitute goods and that's why
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    we've seen the alt coins just skyrocket
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    as far as their total market cap goes
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    and the reason for that is because we
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    have these people at Bitcoin core and
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    block stream and they openly and
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    intentionally advocate for one megabyte
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    blocks and they intentionally and openly
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    advocate that they want to create high
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    fees on the Bitcoin network and they
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    openly state that they want the blocks
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    to be full and uh that causes a horrible
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    user experience for Bitcoin and down
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    full blocks lead to high fees long waits
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    and a horrible user experience anybody
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    that's tried to use Bitcoin recently
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    knows that the fees are crazy the waits
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    for confirmation are crazy and just the
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    overall user experience is horrible
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    before I decided to make this video this
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    morning I sent a Bitcoin transaction and
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    I think it was a like seventy
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    seventy-five dollars in fees I can pull
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    it up here well will we do that but it's
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    just a you know what an incredibly
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    incredibly frustrating thing for someone
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    that's been involved in Bitcoin you
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    realize that for the entire history of
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    Bitcoin up until the time the blocks
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    became full you could send and receive
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    any amount of money with anyone anywhere
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    in the world and it was basically free
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    you can't say that anymore now it's
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    incredibly expensive so it was $59 to
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    send us some bitcoins there earlier this
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    morning there's a lot of substitute
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    goods that are cheaper and easier to and
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    faster than Bitcoin the only thing
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    that's lacking for those other ones are
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    there the giant network effect that
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    Bitcoin has in that first mover
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    advantage but if we have you know this
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    horrible user experience that's going to
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    result in fewer users fewer
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    nodes lower adoption and a lower Bitcoin
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    market cap and I hear so many of these
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    Bitcoin core and block stream supporters
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    saying oh look at Bitcoin it's at an
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    all-time high in price yeah that's true
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    but we have to stop and think for a
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    minute if Bitcoin had continued to have
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    a good user experience what would the
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    price be today maybe instead of it being
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    four thousand dollars per Bitcoin today
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    we would already be at forty thousand
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    dollars per Bitcoin today but instead
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    Bitcoin has this horrible user
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    experience people are starting to use
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    aetherium and dash and alt coins and
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    this and that whereas otherwise if
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    Bitcoin had continued to have a good
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    user experience they would have just
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    continued to use Bitcoin and that brings
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    us back to the economics if you get the
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    economics wrong it doesn't matter how
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    good of a programmer you are the
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    economic code is incredibly important
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    when it comes to Bitcoin and we have
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    some quotes here from Bitcoin : and
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    block stream supporters and here's Greg
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    Maxwell the CTO block stream openly
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    saying that he doesn't think that
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    transaction fees mattering are failing
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    it's a success and we can see right here
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    when the transaction fees skyrocketed
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    bitcoins total share the market cap of
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    crypto coins plummeted and I provided
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    the links to all of these quotes right
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    in the bottom of these slides all of
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    these slides this whole presentation is
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    available over at Roger Viacom if you
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    click on the slideshow link at the
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    bottom you can download all these and
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    this the name of this one is Pantera
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    March 2017 and again we have Greg
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    Maxwell saying that feed pressure is an
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    intentional part of the system design
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    and to the best of the current
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    understanding essential for the system's
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    long term survival
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    so yes it's good and I'd like to point
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    out once again that as soon as the fees
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    skyrocketed on Bitcoin bitcoins total
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    share of market cap plummeted and at the
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    time I took this screenshot back in
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    March it was at 60 something percent now
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    it's below 50% so it's gone down even
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    more so if you get the economics wrong
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    it doesn't matter how good of a computer
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    scientists you are or computer program
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    or any of the other stuff you have to
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    have the economics right or the system's
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    not going to
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    not going to work and again here we have
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    a great Maxwell thing there's nothing
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    wrong with full blocks but we can see
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    incredibly clearly that there's
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    something horribly horribly horribly
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    wrong with full blocks as soon as the
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    blocks became full bitcoins market share
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    plummeted absolutely plummeted because
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    the user experience becomes horrible
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    with full blocks and again we have greg
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    maxwell saying full blocks is the
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    natural state of the system but that's
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    absolutely ridiculous we can see here in
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    the picture here we have the you know
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    eight-year history of Bitcoin the blocks
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    weren't full until very very recently so
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    the full blocks certainly is not the
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    natural state of the system and we
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    should never ever ever have full blocks
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    it creates this horrible user experience
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    for for the users of Bitcoin and forces
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    them to start using things other than
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    Bitcoin
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    again Greg Maxwell I'm not trying to
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    pick on him any more than anybody else
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    just there were plenty of quotes from
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    him because he loves to post all over
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    the internet and he says there's a can
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    there's a consistent feedback log which
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    is the required which is the required
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    criteria for stability and again that's
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    nonsense
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    it wasn't until very recently that the
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    blocks became full and the fee
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    skyrocketed and that happened in sync
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    with the Bitcoin share of the
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    cryptically market space just plummeting
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    so uh I'm sure Greg knows a lot of
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    things about a lot of interesting topics
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    the economic code of Bitcoin is not one
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    of them Peter really he says we as a
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    community should indeed let a fee market
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    develop and rather sooner than later and
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    again I'm sure Peters a really smart guy
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    about a lot of things he has a PhD but
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    the economic code that has made Bitcoin
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    a success is not one of the things that
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    he's knowledgeable about and again we
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    can see in the charts here that as soon
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    as the Bitcoin transaction fees
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    skyrocketed Bitcoin share of the crypto
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    coin market space plummeted we have
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    marked freedom balke I'm again I'm sure
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    he's a smart guy about a lot of things
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    and very well-informed about a lot of
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    things the economic code that has made
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    Bitcoin a success is not one of him and
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    he says slow confirmation high fees will
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    be the norm in any state
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    outcome no if we have slow confirmations
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    and high fees we're going to see Bitcoin
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    be replaced by you know the thousand one
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    substitute goods that are out there
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    waiting to replace Bitcoin and we can
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    see that from the charts here that when
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    the average confirmation time became
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    really long because the full blocks
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    Bitcoin share of the overall crypto coin
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    market space has plummeted and Luke jr.
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    reasonable block sizes currently range
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    from five hundred and fifty kilobytes to
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    one megabyte absolute nonsense I don't
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    think there's too many same people in
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    the world that think that that's a good
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    idea it's going to be the end of Bitcoin
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    if if we've restrict the block size and
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    create this horrible user experience for
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    all the users a Bitcoin and again Luke
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    jr. says it's no longer possible to keep
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    fees low that's just absolute nonsense
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    the reason fees are so high is because
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    Bitcoin had this giant network effect
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    there were already a million apps for
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    smartphones and computers and Bitcoin
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    exchanges and Merchants that accept
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    Bitcoin so there's definitely a lot of
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    stickiness that prevents people to from
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    wanting to switch from something from
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    from Bitcoin to something else but if
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    the fees get too high and the
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    confirmation times get too long and the
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    user experience gets too bad people are
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    going to switch where you've seen that
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    happen in a major way and that's
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    specifically because the blocks were
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    were allowed to become full because
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    these Bitcoin quorum block stream guys
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    in their you know ignorant of the
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    economic code of Bitcoin thought that
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    that would be a good idea and I wouldn't
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    be so passionate about this if I didn't
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    own a bunch of bitcoins I want to see
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    Bitcoin do well and again we have Luke
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    jr. saying just pay a $5 fee and it'll
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    go through every time unless you're
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    doing something stupid well maybe that
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    was approximately true back in March
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    when he said that but just this morning
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    I paid $59 for my fee and I got included
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    in the next block but I'll the the fee
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    for that was 290 satoshis per byte so it
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    wasn't a miscalculation on the fee
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    that's about what the fees are it need
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    to be at the moment so uh and I was
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    sending those bitcoins that I sent this
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    morning I was sending them to an
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    exchange to trade them for something
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    other
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    than Bitcoin so thanks thanks Luke
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    George team and another block stream in
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    Bitcoin core participant in blocks
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    employee he says higher fees may be just
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    what is needed that's absolute nonsense
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    no higher fees are kryptonite to the
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    adoption of Bitcoin into the user base
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    of Bitcoin and we can see that plain as
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    day from these charts here when the fees
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    became really high to use Bitcoin
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    bitcoins percentage of the total market
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    cap I of cryptocurrencies plummeted so
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    no George higher fees is exactly what
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    the system doesn't need Bitcoin is
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    supposed to be frictionless or as close
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    to frictionless as we can make it
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    peer-to-peer electronic cash not some
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    sort of settlement layer with high fees
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    and slow confirmation times and again we
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    have George here saying a confirmation
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    times are fine for those who pay high
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    fees know if the fees become high people
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    are going to switch to using a
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    cryptocurrency that has fast
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    confirmation times and it's worth noting
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    it may be a lot of people that are new
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    to Bitcoin in the early days of Bitcoin
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    the policy was first seen first safe
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    that and that meant that when you
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    broadcasted your transaction to the
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    network once it had been broadcasted to
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    the network you were pretty much good to
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    go and people commonly accepted Bitcoin
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    transactions for you know tens of
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    thousands of dollars without waiting for
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    a confirmation depending on the exact
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    circumstances and you can make Bitcoin
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    zero confirmation transactions very very
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    very safe certainly not as safe as a
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    transaction that's already had a
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    confirmation or more but you can make
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    them where they're safe enough to where
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    most of the time people can accept them
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    for most things in their life and it
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    becomes good enough for for most things
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    and that should be the goal whereas
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    unfortunately Bitcoin core and block
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    streams have intentionally undermined
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    the safety of zero confirmation
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    transactions and that degrades the user
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    experience and that'll make people want
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    to go and seek out coins that provide a
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    better user experience and use those as
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    a substitute for Bitcoin and that's
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    exactly what we've seen happening over
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    the last few months and again we have
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    George saying Bitcoin needs a
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    competitive fee market in the long run
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    to sustain proof-of-work
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    once the subsidies are gone I'm very
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    happy that we have it now
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    and I'm sympathetic to that argument
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    that some day when there's no more block
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    reward whatsoever we need some fees to
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    incentivize the miners to see here the
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    network but the block reward doesn't run
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    out for another hundred years we have
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    more than a hundred years until this
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    becomes a problem and instead of waiting
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    for a hundred years to solve this
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    problem there cause they're causing a
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    problem right now today they're causing
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    a giant problem on the Bitcoin network
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    today that's causing people to use
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    things other than bitcoins so because of
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    some problem that might exist more than
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    a hundred years from now they're
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    intentionally causing a problem today so
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    that's a shows a clear lack of
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    understanding of the economic code
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    that's made Bitcoin a success today the
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    Bitcoin economic code that made Bitcoin
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    is a success is the exact same one that
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    we had for the first eight years which
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    was low fees and fast confirmation times
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    for everybody and they're altering that
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    economic code to disastrous results here
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    and again we say that George in
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    reference to Adam back the CEO block
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    stirring he says I think Adam and I
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    agree that hitting the limit wouldn't be
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    bad but actually good for a young and
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    immature market like Bitcoin fees this
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    is absolute nonsense this is kryptonite
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    to Bitcoin Bitcoin had an amazing growth
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    rate the first eight years a Bitcoin
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    when the fees were essentially you know
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    basically nothing you were talking about
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    a penny to use Bitcoin and Bitcoin went
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    from nobody using it to somewhere around
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    you know ten plus million users around
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    the world huge amounts of venture
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    capital coming in a huge adoption for
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    merchants it was amazing and we have a
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    eight year track record knowing that
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    that economic code worked incredibly
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    well to grow Bitcoin and get the coin
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    used by more and more people around the
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    world if you know something works and
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    works incredibly well don't change it
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    yet here's George claiming that he and
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    Adam want to change this economic code
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    that we already know works to some
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    economic code that we don't know works
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    and in fact we have a whole bunch of the
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    evidence to say that it doesn't work and
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    it drives people to use something other
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    than Bitcoin so if something's not
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    broken don't fix it yet that's exactly
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    what these people are trying to do
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    ah and here's a quote from vladimir van
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    der Laan who would contribute a bitcoin
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    core and he says a mounting fee pressure
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    resulting in a true free market where
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    transactions compete to get into Bloxx
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    results an urgency to develop
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    decentralized off chain solutions and we
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    have these charts here showing that
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    bitcoin when the fees became high and
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    the see pressure was there Bitcoin share
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    of market cap plummeted so yeah it made
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    some people develop off chain solutions
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    for Bitcoin meaning using Bitcoin banks
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    like a you know coin basing Zappo and
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    and and Bitcoin exchanges that hold the
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    bitcoins for the users which is exactly
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    what bitcoin was supposed to avoid we
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    want everyone to hold their bitcoins
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    themselves in a wall in which they
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    control the keys and in addition to
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    doing that it's pushed all sorts of
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    people to start using things other than
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    Bitcoin there's all sorts of companies
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    that used to be Bitcoin only companies
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    that have started adopting Bitcoin so
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    coinbase used to be a Bitcoin only
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    company and now they've integrated
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    litecoin in the theorem and they've
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    announced they're going to integrate
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    Bitcoin cash we just saw earlier this
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    week blockchain that info the number one
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    Bitcoin wallet in the entire world
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    that's responsible for more Bitcoin
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    transactions than any other will than
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    all other wallets combined just
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    integrated aetherium I I'm the very
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    first investor in the entire world and
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    blockchain dot info I'm still the
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    largest shareholder in the entire world
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    in blockchain at that info almost more
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    than all the other shareholders combined
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    blockchain had no desire to integrate
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    any other altcoins other than Bitcoin
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    and the only reason that they integrated
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    something other than Bitcoin at this
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    point is because they were forced to
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    because of the horrible user experience
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    for for Bitcoin users on the Bitcoin
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    network because of the full blocks and
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    the high fees if that wasn't the case we
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    would have been happy just going on with
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    Bitcoin forever so we've seen coin based
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    and grade altcoins bloodshed under info
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    integrate altcoins
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    all sorts of what used to be Bitcoin
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    exchange exchanges have been now become
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    cryptocurrency exchanges and are busy
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    integrating altcoins that's because
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    of the horrible user experience that was
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    brought about on Bitcoin because of the
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    full blocks and high fees and slow
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    confirmation times that they bring its
  • 36:04 - 36:09
    kryptonite to the future growth of
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    Bitcoin and again we have vladimir here
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    saying I'm afraid increasing the block
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    size will kick this can down the road
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    and let people and the large Bitcoin
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    companies relax saying that it's going
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    to let them relax that's exactly what we
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    want people to using Bitcoin to be able
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    to do we want them to be able to relax
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    and have a wonderful user experience and
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    have Bitcoin work beautifully for them
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    that that's the name of the game when it
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    comes to customer service and user
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    adoption you want people to have a good
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    experience and be able to relax and just
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    be able to use Bitcoin and not worry
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    about it and instead they're causing
  • 37:11 - 37:14
    these intentional problems on the
  • 37:14 - 37:17
    network and we see can see in these
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    charts again as soon as we hit the one
  • 37:21 - 37:27
    megabyte limit bitcoins percentage of
  • 37:27 - 37:32
    the total market cap plummeted so what
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    can we do about it
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    so I made these slides six months ago
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    but the answer is still basically the
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    same right Bitcoin unlimited at the time
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    with advocating bigger blocks lower fees
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    and faster confirmations and it also
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    enables layer to scaling so we get all
  • 38:01 - 38:05
    the benefits from the Lightning Network
  • 38:05 - 38:10
    and all these fancy layer to stuff plus
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    lower fees and confirmations faster
  • 38:13 - 38:17
    confirmations that's exactly what we
  • 38:17 - 38:21
    want and Bitcoin cash has the exact same
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    thing today we already have bigger
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    blocks for seeing all the transactions
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    being concluded right in the decks block
  • 38:31 - 38:34
    the fees are some very very small
  • 38:34 - 38:38
    fraction of what it is on the Bitcoin
  • 38:38 - 38:42
    legacy system system and we can build
  • 38:42 - 38:46
    all sorts of layer to stuff on top of
  • 38:46 - 38:52
    this as well and Bitcoin unlimited and
  • 38:52 - 38:58
    Bitcoin caches plan leads to better
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    money right hard it has all these things
  • 39:03 - 39:07
    including the ease to easy to transport
  • 39:07 - 39:11
    part Bitcoin legacy is not easy to
  • 39:11 - 39:15
    transport it's incredibly expensive and
  • 39:15 - 39:21
    super slow to do that and that's not
  • 39:21 - 39:28
    what good money is and again if we have
  • 39:28 - 39:34
    better money better money leads to more
  • 39:34 - 39:40
    users more nodes more adoption and more
  • 39:40 - 39:44
    censorship resistance with a higher band
  • 39:44 - 39:48
    all those things will lead to a higher
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    market cap and a higher price
  • 39:51 - 39:54
    and we're seeing that happen right
  • 39:54 - 39:59
    before our eyes with Bitcoin cash today
  • 39:59 - 40:04
    so many people are son they're slow and
  • 40:04 - 40:09
    not easy to use and expensive to move
  • 40:09 - 40:13
    bitcoins and buying Bitcoin cash and the
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    miners are going to switch and whichever
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    cryptocurrency has these characteristics
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    as money is going to be the one that
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    people use and Bitcoin had this giant
  • 40:33 - 40:36
    giant just you know light your head
  • 40:36 - 40:40
    start on all these other
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    cryptocurrencies but in terms of network
  • 40:45 - 40:49
    effect and user adoption and that's been
  • 40:49 - 40:53
    absolutely squandered and destroyed and
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    smashed by this idiotic full block -
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    policy of block streaming core I don't
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    think that they're bad people I think
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    they just don't understand the economic
  • 41:08 - 41:11
    code that's made Bitcoin a success and
  • 41:11 - 41:14
    they've altered that to the detriment of
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    Bitcoin and that's why you seen Bitcoin
  • 41:17 - 41:20
    and now Bitcoin cash I'm sorry that's
  • 41:20 - 41:24
    why we've seen etherium and now Bitcoin
  • 41:24 - 41:30
    cash just coming up like leaps and
  • 41:30 - 41:36
    bounds and if Bitcoin legacy continues
  • 41:36 - 41:41
    to have this bad user experience 100% of
  • 41:41 - 41:46
    its first mover advantage is going to be
  • 41:46 - 41:52
    destroyed because of block streams full
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    block and high few policy and that
  • 41:56 - 41:59
    brings us to where we are today if
  • 41:59 - 42:03
    you're wondering what crypto coins you
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    should hold look at this chart here all
  • 42:07 - 42:11
    of them are hard to counterfeit right
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    look for the ones that are scarce and
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    have a limited supply all of them are
  • 42:20 - 42:24
    basically divisible on homogeneous is
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    just another name for for privacy so
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    Bitcoin in addition to the scaling issue
  • 42:32 - 42:36
    has a really big problem with the
  • 42:36 - 42:40
    homogeneous Nikoli needs to have more
  • 42:40 - 42:44
    privacy built-in so look at crypto coins
  • 42:44 - 42:48
    that have more privacy built in so you
  • 42:48 - 42:54
    have a some top contenders there rzz
  • 42:54 - 42:59
    cash debt - maybe the privacy is a
  • 42:59 - 43:03
    little bit weaker but still seems to be
  • 43:03 - 43:08
    better than Bitcoin Manero of course
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    decline and I'm sure there's a number of
  • 43:12 - 43:16
    others out there so keep an eye on those
  • 43:16 - 43:21
    and that's another big problem with the
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    full block and high a high feed policy
  • 43:26 - 43:30
    implemented by block streaming core it
  • 43:30 - 43:33
    makes it too expensive for people to use
  • 43:33 - 43:37
    privacy tools like Bitcoin mixers and
  • 43:37 - 43:41
    that damages the homogeneous nosov
  • 43:41 - 43:44
    Bitcoin if you too expensive to use and
  • 43:44 - 43:46
    make sure then people aren't going to
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    use it anymore
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    that damages bitcoins characteristics as
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    money if you have you know big blocks
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    where people can shuffle all their coins
  • 44:00 - 44:03
    around that improves the privacy of
  • 44:03 - 44:07
    Bitcoin and that makes Bitcoin better
  • 44:07 - 44:11
    money again so they damaged this aspect
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    of a Bitcoin as well with their full
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    block and high C policy of course the
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    coins and all these other cryptic lines
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    are durable but easy to transport
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    Bitcoin has had that incredibly damaged
  • 44:31 - 44:35
    with this full block and high feed
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    policy so uh anyhow if you're shopping
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    for other crypto coins here's the
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    characteristics to look for I would like
  • 44:46 - 44:50
    Bitcoin to have all those in spades
  • 44:50 - 44:55
    again Bitcoin cash looks like it has a
  • 44:55 - 45:00
    pretty good chance of doing that again
  • 45:00 - 45:04
    but it has nowhere near the market
  • 45:04 - 45:07
    effect of Bitcoin there's no easy-to-use
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    smartphone apps there's pretty good
  • 45:11 - 45:15
    adoption from exchanges there's minimal
  • 45:15 - 45:19
    adoption from merchant service providers
  • 45:19 - 45:23
    at this point so it's a bit of a chicken
  • 45:23 - 45:28
    and egg problem but every single Bitcoin
  • 45:28 - 45:32
    holder is also a Bitcoin cash holder so
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    a lot of these people are going to be
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    interested especially when when though
  • 45:39 - 45:42
    we're seeing the price go crazy for it
  • 45:42 - 45:45
    we should check this the price again
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    since I didn't check from the time I
  • 45:49 - 45:54
    started this little screencast but it's
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    just been going crazy it was a less than
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    it was about $300 48 hours ago and now
  • 46:05 - 46:11
    it's up around $1000 at the moment and
  • 46:11 - 46:15
    yeah what what an exciting thing so
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    anyhow I don't need this to go too long
  • 46:19 - 46:23
    we're almost up to a half an hour but
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    better money leads to all these things
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    that we want and it's worth pointing out
  • 46:31 - 46:36
    the two that the goal is not
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    decentralization the goal is censorship
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    resistance and we don't need an infinite
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    amount of decentralization but we want
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    as much censorship resistance as we
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    possibly can have and we just use the
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    decentralization as the tool to achieve
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    that censorship resistance so the
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    decentralization in and of itself is not
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    the goal it's simply the tool we use to
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    achieve that censorship resistance and
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    we just need enough decentralization to
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    achieve that censorship resistance so
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    that's me for anybody who is watching
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    this video who doesn't know who I am I'm
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    the very first person in the entire
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    world to start investing in Bitcoin
  • 47:38 - 47:43
    startups I've been involved in Bitcoin
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    since February of 2011 I was the first
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    invest
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    blocking that info I was in the earliest
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    problem for 4-bit pay and ripple and
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    Percy oh and Kraken and shape-shift and
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    a whole bunch of other companies that
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    are no longer around as well and I
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    started investing the decline system
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    years before a traditional venture
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    capital started getting involved I got
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    involved because I want to see Bitcoin
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    and if it's not Bitcoin I'll be a bit
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    sad but I'm just fine if it's another
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    cryptocurrency but I want to see Bitcoin
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    or cryptocurrencies replace every other
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    government issued currency in the world
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    I want to see it replaced a dollar the
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    euro in the end and put every single
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    human being on the planet on the same
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    foothold on the same footing for being
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    able to send and receive money with
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    anyone else anywhere in the world
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    without requiring permission from any
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    politician or government or anybody for
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    that matter because that's what it's all
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    about we're all human beings we all have
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    the same natural rights we should all be
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    able to transact and send and receive
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    money with each other without having to
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    get the permission of strangers living
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    in far-off lands that's why I got
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    involved with Bitcoin that's my goal
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    today I'm the CEO Bitcoin comm if you
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    want to learn more about Bitcoin go to
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    bitcoin calm unlike Bitcoin torger
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    you to go and say anything you want on
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    our forums we're not going to delete
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    position just because of a you might
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    should scale but anyhow that's it thank
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    you guys for listening I'll probably do
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    an AMA at some point in the very near
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    future on our BTC because they support
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    free speech there so look for my AMA
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    coming soon - thank you guys all for
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