Bitcoin is not Digital Currency, Kaspa is. Michael Saylor #Kaspa

saying USDT (Tether) is a real digital currency makes no sense. Sure, it’s on a blockchain, but it’s pegged to the dollar, so its value and trend are tied to the Fed’s monetary policies. It’s basically just a reflection of fiat money, and the dollar itself is the ultimate “shitcoin,” controlled and devalued by centralized institutions. Plus, USDT isn’t even secure,the recent issue on Solana proves that. A real digital currency should depend directly on the economy, not fiat currencies. That’s why assets like #Kaspa stand out, offering true decentralization and independence. Why they take much time to get it !?

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@saylor "Make satoshi great again <3" - Yonatan Sompolinsky $KAS

@saylor @saylor look up into @KaspaCurrency , you have been sleeping my dude

He’s come to that conclusion hasn’t he. Bitcoin digital capital (his words) a store of value. There is an interview where he says only the elite will be able to use Bitcoin to transact in because if it speed. Meaning only large institutions or countries will pay transaction cost in Bitcoin. Tether is just Fiat period. It gets debased as the dollars does. Kaspa will be used in trillions of transactions by anyone, because it can.

@saylor Kaspa is not digital currency, but digital money. Currency is just a medium of exchange not store of value. Money can store value and also functions as medium of exchange. You can print currency from thin thin air, but you have to put into enough work to produce money.

@saylor i thinked u made an AI speach like others :) $kaspa isnt mentioned by Saylor :(

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@saylor It does fit the description 👍

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