To answer this question, one must first understand what Bitcoin really is and what Bitcoin is used for. According to its inventor Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoin was supposed to be a pure peer-to-peer version of electronic cash, enabling online payments directly from one party to another without going through a financial institution.
Blackrock just annouced it's ethereum L2 stablecoin "that will give back to users part of the income purchasing treasury bonds". It'll explode volatility on btc, as they play on making bull market phases more bullish and bear market phases more bearish.
Hope for an epic cash supported on trezor (or other open wallets) soon. And to have a more reable dev roadmap and other tools for people to see the potential.
And I still think the distribution/minage of epic cash that aims to catches up with bitcoin is a mistake. It's too fast at the begining and not enoug rewarding to mine in the end.
I guess I'll start to do some content in french in the coming months, still have tons of things to do.
Blackrock just annouced it's ethereum L2 stablecoin "that will give back to users part of the income purchasing treasury bonds". It'll explode volatility on btc, as they play on making bull market phases more bullish and bear market phases more bearish.
Hope for an epic cash supported on trezor (or other open wallets) soon. And to have a more reable dev roadmap and other tools for people to see the potential.
And I still think the distribution/minage of epic cash that aims to catches up with bitcoin is a mistake. It's too fast at the begining and not enoug rewarding to mine in the end.
I guess I'll start to do some content in french in the coming months, still have tons of things to do.