Is this EU vs EUA thing now the new Red vs Blue? 🤣

Do they?

We need to stop normalizing the idea that you can buy bitcoin trough ETFs, Centralized exchanges and the likes. You can't and that is not bitcoin. (The image shows an excerpt from The Big Print) @Lawrence Lepard

People need to talk about bitcoin's pricing mechanism. There should be the "paper bitcoin price" - extracted from centralized exchanges - and the "Bitcoin price" - extracted from P2P markets like Bisq.

People need to talk about bitcoin's pricing mechanism. There should be the "paper bitcoin price" - extracted from centralized exchanges - and the "Bitcoin price" - extracted from P2P markets like Bisq.

People need to talk about bitcoin's pricing mechanism. There should be the "paper bitcoin price" - extracted from centralized exchanges - and the "Bitcoin price" - extracted from P2P markets like Bisq.

People need to talk about bitcoin's pricing mechanism. There should be the "paper bitcoin price" - extracted from centralized exchanges - and the "Bitcoin price" - extracted from P2P markets like Bisq.

I guess you are right for most of it. But i think there is also the possibility that they never questioned where is the "price" coming from. Like a no-coiner asking themeselves where does the dollar bill they hold come from...

Thank you! I really just would like to stir some discussion around this. I guess that the price of bitcoin should also be determined in a trustless way. Otherwise, what is the point of having a trustless money if its price is coming from grifters and scammers? I never heard the big mouths in the space talking about this...

That is a whole other level, and I hope we get there! But in the meanwhile, relying in the "price" as it is spoonfed to us seems not very smart. And this also seems to be a great point in favour of XMR, since it is on its way to be the only asset with a credible and fair pricing mechanism - thanks to the eventual complete de-listing from CEXs.