I like the way @pierre_rochard puts it : "What the #Bitcoin network does is issue a claim on some quantity of satoshis, a liability. These network liabilities, called outputs, each have a smart contract to cryptographically secure their future transfer". pierrerochard.com/auditing-bitco… pic.twitter.com/KCiYHUBuFE

@tmccarthyv94 @TrustlessState @ethereum Let’s get toxic. Where is Ethereum’s supply audit? Here is bitcoin’s, I used my own Bitcoin node

Let's prove out expected #Bitcoin issuance with actual balances. Just published 👇

@sarcastic_atma @Stein___ @SBF_Alameda People trust Bitcoin because they can easily use a #Bitcoin node and the BTC supply is auditable. pierrerochard.com/auditing-bitco… This is not true of any other asset in the world.

@Justin_Bons You can’t run the numbers or do the math on ETH supply. Ethereum is unauditable. Bitcoin is auditable

Bitcoin is the most auditable asset in the world.

@evan_van_ness ETH is currently unauditable. BTC is currently auditable. Learn why here

@brucefenton With all of Ethereum’s resources, it’s still not auditable.

@aantonop @PeterMcCormack @bitcoinpasada @Bitcoinschurch @MicroStrategy @BitcoinErrorLog @Bitcoin That's great, but ETH2.0 "Phase 0" still is the opposite of "release". And Ethereum continues to be unauditable. Unlike Bitcoin