/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>14380667
Only if you believe money in general is inherently unethical

The road to hell is paved in good intentions. Crypto is a good example.

Is killing inherently wrong if you do it to save others?
Is eating meat inherently wrong if you do it to survive?
Is jacking off inherently wrong if you do it to reduce stress?

There are "wrong" things to do for the right reason. Just be responsible and ask yourself if the world is a better place after you've done anything.

Why does your wojak have ears?

of course not

You're screwing someone over when you sell the top or buy the bottom, but it was by their choice.

>>14380667
Depends if you consider women and non-whites human

>>14380823
Why do people take this at face value but would not believe you if you tried to say the road to heaven was paved with bad intentions?

Why? It's only a tool. It's completely amoral. Is a hammer or a wrench unethical?

>>14380667
no but human beings are.

>>14380667
>permissionless
>rules are completely transparent
>rewards those with a low time preference

>>14380848

>>14380667
Mfw theres some wacky images hidden on the btc block chain

>>14380667
No. It can be used to issue neo-Reichsmarks, where the GDP of the nation is directly tokenised & distributed to benefit the Volk. Using the recent work in the use of computational linear programming, the ability to utilise raw sensor data & smart contracts to enforce fair distribution a true centrally planned economy is made finally possible, while still permitting some degree of free enterprise to exist in intangible products. Chainlink makes this possible & is critical to the project, which will usher in the new NazBol imperium.