It seems Saylor calling #Bitcoin property is in line with Hal Finney's prediction that BTC would likely become rarely used between individuals and instead just back digital cash issued by banks or central entities.
So are we calling Hal Finney a statist too?
It is a (digital) commodity and commodities are properties. These are facts.
Nate
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