The social media platforms aren't monopolies. Don't like Facebook or Twitter? Go to Memo, Minds, et al. The state, however, IS a monopoly. State regulation of social media platforms would expand that monopoly.
Hypothetical question #2: Is Elon Musl's "Bitcoin price manipulation by tweet" perhaps just a tactic to artificially lower Tesla's balance sheet values for end of Q2 before a big Q3 "comeback?"
Hypothetical question #1: Is Elon Musk intentionally tag-teaming with the Chinese regime to keep the price of Bitcoin below $40k, or is the back-and-forth just coincidence?
Well, it's a shitcoin not a scam. I dislike its release and issuance. Its scaling issues were predicted about 5 years ago. I also dislike POS if they go that route.
Otherwise, despite all the hype, eth failed to deliver anything meaningful.
Its price has as much fundamentals behind it as the BTC shitcoin price has (exactly 0)
The worst aggression is aggression that produces a seemingly just result. That kind of aggression inevitably gets used to justify other aggression that produces obviously unjust results.
Helped a friend to exit the BTC pyramid scheme. Paid 20 USD and the transaction still didn't get in the next block....
Moved some BTC the other day. About the same fee, but it only took 20 minutes. Which is 19 3/4 minutes slower than acceptable for the "buy a Coke at the convenience store" use case.
The worst aggression is aggression that produces a seemingly just result. That kind of aggression inevitably gets used to justify other aggression that produces obviously unjust results.