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Bitcoin - Peer to Peer currency

This is why bitcoin and the blockchain are so good, its because you cannot change what has happened in the past - its impossible. The amount of computer power required to even make one change would make it impossible. My whole point is this - if you have sent bitcoin to an unknown address etc then too bad too sad - its gone. If somehow you can work out WHO owns that address which is highly unlikely then you may be able to get your bitcoin back - which is highly unlikely anyway. The whole point of the blockchain is that it is checking itself constantly so it pretty much is unhackable. I think that makes sense. What you are seeing as a weakness is in fact one of its biggest strengths.
 
Just thought I'd bump this thread for posterity. Hope someone got in back when I originally posted and Bitcoin were $8.
 
You end up being a billionaire Tim?
It bought me a house and investment property but sold most too early like everyone. I always thought the government cracking down on it was the biggest risk especially in the early days which would have just wiped it out as an investment. Sold a lot when the scaling issues appeared too and the block size debate happened, never thought the pivot to digital gold would work, still skeptical about it long term. I think ETH will surpass it eventually with ETH2 and the digital gold narrative will gradually fade, but I've been wrong about that so far so probably will be again (I thought ETH was going to surpass Bitcoin in 2017, it got very close then Bitcoin had a massive rally and hasn't looked back).
 
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