/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>49815732
Not to mention that smart contracts are censorable. I don't know the nature of wBTC, haven't looked at the code or if it's malleable. But smart contracts CAN be censored. That's how Tether blocked a bunch of addresses.

https://news.bitcoin.com/tether-freezes-millions-of-dollars-usdt-40-addresses/

>>49801628
Life is funny like that sometimes
And while CS DRS is much apu about nothing they can sell but like 3 months later or never sell and the price goes to infinity either way it's going to infinity forever and staying their
Anyone that doesn't have 0.01 shares of gme in even cash app is fucking rope the most simplistic of terms
Simpl AF ROPE from home Depot

BTC cannot be manipulated as a p2p currency, at least not from within.

>Be Vitalik and frens
>Create Ethereum
>Create wBTC
>You can now do all kinds of stupid shit like margin trading

But wait, there's more.

>Since exchanges know everything there is to know about the blockchain, they'll play against leveraged traders.

Sometimes I wonder if the sole reason of making Ethereum wasn't to manipulate Bitcoin.

I understand buying silver coins for the pretty motives or as a collector, some of them look really nice. Buying hundreds of ounces of silver no matter the price and never selling in the vague hope that you'll be king of the new world order or that industry will come to buy them at a premium to make thermal conductors or whatever is close to mental illness.