Is there a way we get around the fact that Bitcoin DOES NOT work in isolation? Bitcoin is (and probably always will be) valued in terms of another currency.
So you have an alternative to Gold - great! But is that all that Bitcoin can be?
Bitcoin does not seem like it can ever be used as a medium of exchange. For multiple reasons:
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1. Governments are unlikely to allow this. 2. How do you value something in Bitcoin terms if the value keeps fluctuating? A currency needs to be stable(ish)
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If Bitcoin cannot be used for payments, is it's value only because it has a limited supply?
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Layer 2 will probably make speed faster - but can it act to stabilize Bitcoin prices?
1/ There are at least 380 persons of Indian nationality in the Pandora Papers.
These documents relate to the ultimate ownership of assets ‘settled’ (or placed) in private offshore trusts.
Corporate mumbo jumbo is cut out. This looks at who is the real owner of an asset.
2/ Ugh. What's this trust you keep speaking of?
Without getting into the legal mumbo jumbo of it, a trustee (a third party) holds assets on behalf of individuals that are to benefit from it (beneficiaries).
I've been doing some research on this for a while.
Here's a findings thread 🧵
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1. What is Universal Basic Income? 💰
Imagine a state where the Government covered your cost of living. What would you do? Would you would you still go to work? Go back to school? Not work at all?
This concept is called a universal basic income.
Universal basic income is gaining momentum around the world and a growing number of countries are considering UBI as an alternative to welfare schemes.
A lot of countries have already started providing a fixed amount of money to its citizens to examine the effect.