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decentralized is the keyword Mr Mike
1:28 “Blockchain technology running on a central bank’s computer..” – Mike,
you clearly don’t understand what blockchain means. If it runs on a single
computer, then it is, by definition, no longer a blockchain. The bitcoin
blockchain is decentralized, otherwise it wouldn’t be a blockchain. So the
“danger” you mentioned is completely irrelevant.
To be fair, Mike said “computers” so his analogy is perfectly spot on.
Until it is blocked.
I have not heard of Ripple. I will have to look this up. Thanks for
mentioning it.
Mike gets it, I’m sure. There’s nothing to stop a private organisation,
like a bank, taking a blockchain and running it on a private network that
they control. It’d still be a blockchain though, just a closed blockchain,
not a decentralised, open one, and the bank would have the only say how
it’s run, not the end-users. The bank could use it to add a layer of
redundancy to their existing system which would benefit them from an
internal standpoint, but it wouldn’t solve any of the problems regarding
security or safety of funds for customers as the bank would be in complete
control of all the data and transactions. The bank could turn off a
blockchain like this. Open blockchains like Bitcoin cannot be turned off by
any bank or government.
Pineapple29 one single computer is not powerful enough to run a blockchain,
network
It could keep a Ledger but then would be considered centralized.
We do not want a “Private Blockchain”
It Needs To Be A “Public Blockchain”
Cosmopolit90 lol please don’t be so ignorant, that will never work long,
people will create open systems to bypass or use VPN…
Menno Pietersen I can send you btc. Via text message. So try again!
Ahaha very true!
Menno Pietersen maybe long enough for the majority to lose trust
+Menno Pietersen What a hassle if you have to create an open system to use
your Bitcoin.
Anything digital can be hacked, controlled or turned off. Bitcoins are
okay for diversification, but cannot be totally relied upon as a sole
source for transactions. What happens when the power goes off?
Don’t be so pessimistic and afraid, even if the internet goes down, it will
be only temporarily, and anyway bitcoin can be stored offline and
transferred via radiofrequency/radiowaves, a peer-to-peer decentralised
system is not going to disappear, the future systems will be decentralised
and digital.
Difference between Centralized vs Decentralized
The Blockchain has been proven very stable and anti fragile, the more is
attacked the stronger it gets. Governments can try to put barriers, but
can’t ban mathematics, can’t kill decentralized systems, only can affect
individual companies, but never bitcoin/blockchain itself. And it has been
proven also very safe: Centralized companies/entities (Silk Road, MtGox,
NeoBee, Butterfly, MyCoin, PayCoin/PayBase, etc) fail due to their own
corruption and/or incompetence, and can be a scam or a ‘ponzi’, like in any
other area. The Blockchain (the system/protocol/platform) remains untouched
because it is decentralized and ‘antifragile’, evolving and becoming ever
stronger.
I need help, family sick, I hope you help me bitcoin address
1MsAJtXgMQkPSWa3vrQoLz6QTh6A1jV2aH
actually you can store it in a “paper wallet” or “cold storage” formats.
They are completely removed from access to the internet, and unless someone
gets access to these paper notes or your usb with bitcoin on it, it will be
safe 😉
so what if it’s wonderful technology. it’s still not money.
ib12541 Just want to make sure that you understand what money is. By your
remark, it doesn’t appear that way.
Someday we’re all going to forget about electricity.
According to bitcoin naysayers.
they cant slam the price of bitcoin like they do gold and silver, that’s
actually kind of cool
MrLTiger they have already. several times. and crashed it to zero.
are you still paying taxes on your purchase of goods and services with
Bitcoin? If not then I don’t see that lasting too long without some govt
intervention. I could see the govt allowing Bitcoin to mature then somehow
make it the one world global currency. I mean wouldn’t that just be
something they would do if it became a threat to their power?
I think you’re overlooking the fact that bitcoin is completely
decentralized. There is no ‘jar’ to have a hand in. There is no one in
control of this thing. Even the core developers working on the code can’t
change the entire network, there has to be a majority consensus of all
network participants to make substantial changes to the protocol. This is
by design so no one person or group is in control, it takes everyone.
The point is, regardless of who invented the technology, it exists and
works in a way irrespective of who originally released it. It simply
doesn’t matter at this point, there are now hundreds of cryptocurrencies
that could take bitcoin’s place if it ever became co-oped somehow. It’s the
hydra of money.
Another possibility is that Al Gore invented bitcoin to save the universe.
Dirty White Cat an aussie invented bitcoin. sorta come to light when he
tried to sell tens of millions of dollars worth of it IN EXCHANGE FOR GOLD
BARS.
Bitcoin is a bug in the system of our virtual reality life simulation.
+michael gusovsky Definitely not possible, because we are already
enslaved.
Any tool can used for bad or good, even the current blockchain that also
provides anonymity.
A smart person can use bitcoin in a way so that you can’t link them to
the bitcoin.
So tell me how you are going to link me to a bitcoin. A person has to have
the private key (strings of characters) to use them. How can you prove I
have such a key and it was me that used it? Good luck.
BTW, you might have noticed that when the FBI took the silk roads down,
none of the users that bought and sold things using bitcoin on the website
got caught. Answer, the FBI couldn’t link the bitcoins directly to any of
the users. Their only option was to go after the silk roads creator.
bonsai treehouse even the internet.
btc is not anonymous and doesn’t claim to be. Each transaction can and is
traced.
+Computer Guru not to the individual.
I know, but there is a record of each transaction on the blockchain.
Nice post Mike. It would be great to get that bitcoin episode out to your
users before the price goes hyperbolic… …
+Link Knight instead of being ignorant why not try to understand the new
technology. You are literally no different than someone making fun of
people using computers or the internet in the 1990… You don’t have to
worry about me, I’ll be fine.
I need help, family sick, I hope you help me bitcoin address
1MsAJtXgMQkPSWa3vrQoLz6QTh6A1jV2aH
Agree, I would like to see that episode on Bitcoin too. 🙂
Now that bitcoin has hit historic highs in market cap ($15B) and will be
the world’s best performing asset of 2016 by far, I really do hope you
consider finishing that series on bitcoin Mike. Even Peter Schiff has
changed his tone on bitcoin, though he still doesn’t see the long term
potential that you seem to get.
I think it only makes sense to include this in your series because
blockchain technology has unleashed Pandora’s box with respect to
decentralized digital currencies as an alternative means to transfer value
outside traditional financial systems. We’re seeing how various countries
going through hyperinflation right now are responding and turning to
bitcoin/cryptocurrency as their safe haven asset or to flee capitol
controls.
Gabe Higgins 15 billion I think you meant
Yes, TY.
Gabe Higgins is correct. BTW, logans run, i understood Gabe’s ($15B) to
mean 15 Billion USD which is correct.
Just to keep things clear, the market cap, in USD, at the current price
(about US$954.__) is US$ 15,345,307,xxx.00. That is more than 15 Billion
USD. Available supply of BTC is slightly more than 16 million.
Bitcoin is nothing more than imaginary money. You own digits in a data
system. Poof! It can be gone in a nanosecond.
Physical gold or silver under your own personal ownership and control
cannot go poof. It exists. It is real.
You’re talking about something more like the “Swish” payment network in
Sweden. Please explain how you think Bitcoin is a “single power structure
which has control of the data base”? It’s actually an open source project
governed by the consensus of the participants. Please show me where this
“switch” is that can be shut off with a “single flick” that enables that to
be turned off.
+Spiritus The “Switch”.
Internet access denial. It occurs with increasing frequency, used by
differing governmental systems around the world.
Nothing prevents TPTB’s from shutting down internet access to it’s
citizens. No internet? No bitcoin access.
If that happens you get the reaction.. Look up Wireless Mesh networks.
Bitcoin is wasting energy in the midst of global warming so we can allow it
to grow too large or we destroy the planet lol..
The Titanic was unsinkable too!
I heard one of the founders of bitcoin was/is involved in a VIP pedophile
ring.
Sorry mate, my grandparents and parents all use cash and I can assure you
they’re not criminals .
With your way of thinking your calling me a criminal when I pay my window
cleaner?
Anonymous transactions are not illegal, do you really want the government’s
to know everything we buy? What business is it of there’s.
+logans run I clearly did not say that. Because Bitcoin has no true origin
and the method in which the currency is generated in the form of algorithms
and is deeply involved with the black market and the silk market.
Gold and silver are more traditional and are based on good faith,has it’s
origins and is accepted around the world and are not affected by inflation.
Gold and silver are the only real anonymous money. No electricity required.
Bitcoin is peer-to-peer, I can make a Bitcoin transaction directly with a
friend of mine and he can give me cash for it and the government would have
no clue. No middleman is needed to transact in Bitcoin. Same counts for
Gold if you transact that peer-to-peer, but if you go through some business
that’s government regulated to make a gold transaction then the government
could confiscate it or tax it any time. You can track the Bitcoin
transactions on the blockchain, but you do not automatically know which
address belongs to who. There are multiple ways to keep your Bitcoin
addresses anonymous.
you can store bitcoins without electricity, it will also not be detectable
by through-the-house survey scans.
really? If I bought @ $3 and sold @ $1000, what do you call that?
+Computer Guru Profiting off people’s stupidity. I made $10,000 selling
parachutes on to unprepared idiots on a falling plane.
+xNAPOLEONx
Isn’t that the idea, on how to make profit? If everyone knew then you would
not make the gains. I think you just like to play devil’s advocate. That’s
okay with me. 🙂
The way gold/silver bugs dismissing Bitcoin is analogous to the sheeple
dismissing gold and silver – because they don’t fully understand what it
(fill in the blank here) is and what it can do to protect them in times of
financial crises. Educate yourself and then decide for yourself if bitcoin
should be part of your protection portfolio.
+Austacker
The bitcoin public ledger technology is not bad so it could turn into
something good like peer v.s peer trade without the middle man or something
like that..
Also launching a crypto back by gold and silver (like at least 20% or
something) would make sense but it’s diff story need to think about that
idea lol…
The value of bitcoin is it’s security so if it gets hacked goes to zero but
if it doesn’t it has some value so if you are bit holder hacking is your
number one concern.
of course you can’t hack gold lol so bitcoin can never be as safe as gold –
you can steal both or take them by force. with bitcoin you can loose key
and loose money supply forever so that sucks and this is why could never be
used as global money it would deflate consantly so people would have no
money/bitcoin to buy food etc
This is still nothing compared to the mining=energy equation which is crazy
in the midst of global warming omg lol and stupid bitcoin code doesn’t know
the difference between clean and dirty energy. so if you make bitcoin
global then you destroy the planet with it lool.
mining=energy is a very simplified equation
it’s energy+work+luck+location+technology etc lots of things you can find
gold anywhere you can go to space mine asteroids lol..
pre 1913 gold standard would bring huge technology jump and at least triple
the stadard of living for most people..
Austacker two words! Cognitive dissonance…. Get help!
It is true that Bitcoin gets dismissed, but it does have many flaws. One
being the quantity produced will eventually stop which means unlike silver
and gold, whose production increases when their value increases, the
quantity of Bitcoin produced does not respond to changes in its price. Also
the pseudonimity is bad because you can always add layers to identify
people, but in order to be anonymous with Bitcoin you have to do work.
Finally there is no reversibility in transactions, this could somewhat be
fixed, but in order to perfect crypto-currency we need an upgrade.
I’m not saying don’t buy Bitcoin, I’m just saying I’d be surprised if it
were still around in 200 years, and yes I mean two centuries. Bitcoin is
here to stay for quite awhile, but is it the crypto-currency of the future?
I doubt it.
+NamekianPrince Neither of those are major problems imo because the
production end is far away 2100 or something…but the deflationary nature
is a problem yeah..and with gold standard it’s different lot of gold can
come out of hiding/scraping etc they started mining gold around 4k BC lol
so hard to imitate that same for silver but other comoditties no good for
money they lack proper supply.
Btw I am bullish on bitcoin and few other cryptos but until like 10k price
target maximum or something not sure exactly because of energy use etc so
can’t scale it larger than that these cryptos can’t grow too large they all
hit a limit at some point so they kinda suck as money. I look at them as
commodities not money like gold and silver rest are credit or commodities…
Also with gold and silver dissapearing the system with the coming bond
collapse will help bitcoin grow fast so big money will flow into these like
some think bitcoin is a good hedge against gold confiscation etc
I doubt that because goverments/bankers only chance is not to mention gold
ever lol if people realize we could go back to gold standard and fix the
global economy in expense of the global financial/polticial elite they are
fucked lol…it’s over they can not feed the gold monster with paper b.s.
anylonger so instead they will blame Trump or somebody that’s what I would
do lol..and say that gold is high because people are scared or troll some
b.s. not because the central bank manipulation of interest rates etc lol..
The danger: when BITCOIN is blocked on the internet or your Bitcoin just
disappears.
+Peter Murphy Do not trust it. I only trust stuff I can control and own
physical. Lived to long to trust stuff I cannot control myself.
To RR. You are So ignorant.
Gold is way worse than bitcoin in so many aspects. You cannot transport
gold easily. It can be easily seized/confiscated (check India). Price is so
controlled and much of it is owned by govs and elites.. All these problems
do not exist with bitcoin. And bitcoin is not possible to shutdown in any
way other than completely shutdown GLOBAL electricity and internet. This
means that not even one city with electricity. I think you will have way
more problems in this scenario so it is very idiotic to compare bitcoin and
gold in an event of “no electricity globally”.
Bitcoin wins every time and it is best to diversify with buying some.
Remember, your gold is subject to confiscation and it is so easy, just
check India, the largest consumers of gold jewelry. And no one can
confiscate your bitcoin unless you give it willingly or at gun point.
Before you comment on bitcoin, first get to know it, because it seems you
have absolutely no idea what it is. So ignorant.
+rixcho If the internet and electricity shuts down I can still live. I grow
my own food (chicken, beef, goat and vegetables) get water from several
springs and streams on my land (200 acres) and have a pond filled with
fish. Own tractors and have a large supply of diesel. If they come and
confiscate my wealth (sliver, gold, food, water and a lot
more……..)there will be a lot of LEAD waiting for them……..I will die
fighting for what I have worked for all my life.This is how ignorant I am.
I cannot eat the Bitcoin either but everything else I produce and sell.
See, this is how you survive.
Bitcoin are not on your hardware wallets. The private keys are stored in
your wallet. Your bitcoin exist only on the Bitcoin network.
No matter the reasons you tell yourself why you are not buying bitcoin,
when you see it’s going up and going up fast. not even buying for the short
term. Wow… you can’t even recognize an uptrend if it hit you in the face.
watch it go up then watch it come down just as quickly. ill never day trade
a virus currency
It also forced all people, great and small, rich and poor, free and slave,
to receive a mark on their right hands or on their foreheads, so that they
could not buy or sell unless they had the mark, which is the name of the
beast or the number of its name.
Revelation 13:16-17
Nice Bible quote but it has very little to do with Bitcoin which forces
nobody and also doesn’t require a mark on your right hand or forehead.
Maybe you are referring to the future central banks’ corrupted version of
digital currency they will try to force on us?
+Patatmetmayo
yes, bitcoin itself is just a simple scam like many others. It is a central
banks private digital currency that we need to fear.
+00rphb Bitcoin is not a scam, it’s what will save us from central banks
private digital currency.
+Patatmetmayo
no it is a scam, it is called scarcity manipulation. it takes something
inherently worthless and then limit its quantity to make it appear valuable.
But as I have explained to so many before, rarity does not equal
preciousness.
If something with value becomes less rare, everyone becomes richer.
bitcoin 970 bucks now…
Today it’s $918.
I swear these Gold Bugs really are Married to their Paradigm. If you have
1-3% of your portfolio in Bitcoin somehow its the end of the world. I like
Maloney but much like Peter Schiff their Austrian Religion is keeping them
from profiting.
+VOGELTRON not just arguing better returns but also less volatility. Don’t
ignore what I said. Considering both, these are superior because they also
add to economic output, which bitcoin does not:
http://www.fool.com/investing/2016/08/23/these-3-stocks-are-up-over-700-in-the-last-5-years.aspx
+M. Hfm. Please explain how Bitcoin does not add to Economic output? You
sound married to a paradigm.
+VOGELTRON I’ll flip the question. How does it? Make the case to me, I’m
actually intrigued.
Bitcoin is borderless money with a limited supply, which you can send
peer-to-peer from person A to B instantly anywhere in the world without
permission or the need for a bank or middleman. That’s its value right
there, and it’s huge once you understand what this really means.
+M. Hfm. It is a safe Globally integrated payment system. The volatility is
decreasing as the network grows. The “economic output” is the same as net
increase from things such as Facebook from my perspective. I may morally
not like Facebook but is it a value creator and enhancing yes.
when is your next video? thanks.
Bitcoin is FIAT money just like any other currency so as soon as public
confidence in it is lost then it will tend to zero. It is NOT REAL money
like Gold and Silver, that should tell you all you need to know. One day it
is sure to crash just like ALL fiat currency crashes eventually so I
wouldn’t touch it with a bargepole!
Gold and silver are good for a store of your wealth or even for trading in
person, but not for buying things over the internet, like dollars or
bitcoin can. Best is to have some of each. I don’t know anyone who ever
bought anything with gold coins.
That statement holds true for shiny yellow metal too.