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Tillman on why Bitcoin's critical mass is nearly impossible to replicate today "Well, I have a thesis, and I don't think it can be argued. I don't think Bitcoin would survive if it started right now." "The age of AI, and a proof of work network, and the susceptibility... to a brute force attack at the 51% mark, I think the critical mass point that you need to get to is almost not achievable with the technology we have now. I think that's days old." "I think Bitcoin's going to be enshrined in that regard. I don't think that it's going to lose its place. I think it's only going to gain market share in that regard." "Largest proof of work network ever created, and it's the largest network in the entire world. And that is valuable in and of itself." "You talk about use case, talk about value proposition. That's valuable whether you see it or you don't. You're going to use it at some point."show more

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