[Cryptography] On Security Architecture, The Panopticon, And "The Law"
James A. Donald
jamesd at echeque.com
Fri Dec 27 21:36:28 EST 2013
On 2013-12-27 18:25, ianG wrote:
> Ponzis, pyramids and bubbles generally offer a better rate of return
> than is natural. They feed on this 'great rate of return' by using
> their customers to bring in more customers, which in the long run
> creates the great rate of return.
>
> They cannot go for ever up or even continue in operations. The limit is
> how many new customers can come in to pump up the value of the insiders,
> which is something that can be estimated.
>
> Bitcoin matches all these core requirements. As a symptom, also, there
> is often unrealistic hype surrounding these things.
Money is a bubble that never pops.
People who invest in gold or bitcoin are taking out insurance against
the equally worthless US dollar.
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