John Pitts
1 min readMay 22, 2019

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Someone please help me to understand why majority of people need to hear about someone’s embarrassing mistakes in order to like that person? So strange. Reading this, I cringe WITH the author, and would actually prefer to skip the shame and focus on the greatness which is Bitcoin and the achievement of having created and guarded it over a decade. Sure mistakes were made, but Bitcoin is again in good hands.

By “to the moon” may we assume you mean a security which rises quickly and without much merit? Bitcoin should rise with usage, and while usage is in its infancy in 2019, the growth can be exponential, and seemingly IS if you dive into the current “MetaNet” (start with MoneyButton and HandCash, and check out all the apps on Agora — as a start). So while “to the moon” might be the false rallying call, for those interested in a long term decade-long gains, wouldn’t you recommend owning and transacting with some Bitcoin (SV)? I mean, while it might not “moon”, you yourself admit to owning quite a large chunk of Bitcoin in personal holdings, so seems like we should mimic that a bit, ey?

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John Pitts
John Pitts

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