I'm worried even more about something else, but still fits into the same
topic category.
A tax in the form of a direct tax is less acceptable to people than a
hidden tax. This is human nature, as the saying goes, "What the eye
doesn't see, the heart doesn't grieve over." A high direct tax (
I don't believe the narrative that miners provide network security
they provide double spend insurance
and that's it
so that limits the size of the transaction and the number of confirmations
that are required before that transaction is cleared
But it doesn't provide security for the rest of th
On Fri, Nov 3, 2023 at 8:59 PM Erik Aronesty via bitcoin-dev
wrote:
> is anyone else worried about this?
Yes. +1
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Hi Erik,
> currently, there are providers of anonymity services, scaling services,
> custody, and other services layered on top of bitcoin using trust-based and
> federated models.
>
> as bitcoin becomes more popular, these service providers have increasingly
> had a louder "voice" in developm
