How come?

@@ADL1998- I would say you’d had to be apart of the unveiling and expectations that Bakkt promised and placed on themselves then quickly launched and it was a nothing burger… they had an app and now it’s gone… but overall they just failed to deliver and was our first taste of the “institutional wave” that completely missed and miss understood the space.

It’s not and you’re naïve to think that it’s worthless… in apocalyptic or global disaster our “internet money” will be worthless. Gold will be gold like it has since the beginning of time… meaning it will always have value… relative

@@Ducotevision Gold not scarce. Not desirable. An ancient religion proven defective. After apocalypse, gold will get you killed, Bitcoin will get you respect. Can’t steal Bitcoin. Can’t seize it from a corpse.

@@Ducotevision Gold is not scarce or desirable. Infinite amounts of gold in the universe. Gold is hard to store, hard to transport, an incentive for violence. Gold will get you killed. After a cataclysm, Bitcoin will get you respect, allies, and anything else you need. It’s a network protocol for peaceful warriors. Gold will show you to be a selfish, loser, who is unworthy of community. A descendent of Caine. Bitcoin can’t be seized by force. It’s mobile. It can’t be counterfeited. It doesn’t make you a target. Bitcoin crosses all borders with ease, and Bitcoin can be moved without the internet. Bitcoin. Ammunition. Toilet paper. Seeds. This is value after apocalypse. Gold would be dead weight.