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David Bennett criticizes the injection of 'old world' financial values into Bitcoin, viewing moves like Saylor's debt instruments and institutional embrace as a constrictive squeeze that feels threatening but won't break the network.
David Bennett argues Mark Cuban's billionaire status stems from one early lucky break selling a sports streaming website, not from consistent brilliant financial strategy.
David Bennett argues that while on-chain zaps are dangerous, their technical possibility meant someone would inevitably build them; having non-malicious developers like Alex Gleason and Vitor do it first allows the community to confront the risks early.
David Bennett argues the lawsuit against Strike appears meritless unless proven Strike received insider information; he compares it to an investor exiting a failing company.
David Bennett argues Tether's dominance creates a flywheel where dollar stablecoins will become primary buyers of US debt, exporting inflation globally before it returns to the US.