I heard it was possible in the future
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I heard it was possible in the future
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I’ve read that bitcoin was created as a currency that does away with middle men and service fees and banks altogether. But it seems that you have to have a bank account to purchase bitcoin - which seems to avoid the purpose in the first place. Any suggestions would be helpful.
I am not a programmer, nor do I have allegiance to any coin. Just trying to learn.
I was excited about bitcoin's promise of monetary freedom but after doing my research, I'm disillusioned by the difficulty to transact and maintain anonymity in BTC. I am US-based, bought my first crumb of BTC at an ATM recently, I own a trezor...
Sadly it feels like I can't do what the original promise of BTC advertised. So I wonder why the original system has those small blocks which dictate the slow TPS. Seems like it was set up to fail? (No, I haven't read the whitepaper yet.)
Thanks in advance for the help.