I've found that the-whole-point-of-isms are almost always wrong.
It's not the whole point of Bitcoin to be a decentralised payment system. It's part of the point, sure, but there are many other points, such as being an asset with a predictable inflation rate, and allowing the storage of value protected by cryptography.
A few centralised actors offering service to those who choose to use it does not negate those points of Bitcoin.
It's not the whole point of Bitcoin to be a decentralised payment system. It's part of the point, sure, but there are many other points, such as being an asset with a predictable inflation rate, and allowing the storage of value protected by cryptography.
A few centralised actors offering service to those who choose to use it does not negate those points of Bitcoin.