What are some movies about losing 200 billions dollars in less than a week?

What are some movies about losing 200 billions dollars in less than a week?

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post yfw you didn't fall for this ponzi scheme

Hey guys this is normal totaly normal guys!!!
This is just correction. B-b-buy low now, pls buy.

give me a quick rundown

yeah nah cunt I only deal in cash and silver and bic lighters

Donald Trump's America

Can someone tell me what kind of stupid ass jewry would make 1 bitcoin equal more than 10,000 dollars.

God I love not being a nocoiner.

bitcoin crashed real fucking hard

what are some movies about buying really high and selling low?

sure you did

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Guys can i get some soy for bitcoin?!?!

IT'S GAME OVER
IF YOU'RE NOT PANICKING YET, YOU BETTER START NOW

Like this is a surprise. Bitcoin is like the endgame of fiat currency, even paper money has more real world value.

I'd buy a few dozen Ripples, if I knew how. $1.04, that's a good point to place bets. If you lose, you lost a few dollars.

OH NO NO NO NO
Oh well lads.

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ripple existed for 5 years and still hasn't gone anywhere

It's the Jeb Bush of meme currency. Slow and steady.

I use imageboards in three different languages and bitcoin shitposting always uses the same style of picture and posting, is this mandated by (((bankers)))?

Pure coincidence :^)

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I'm going to invest a million or two in dogecoin, this will cause an upswing and at that point I'll sell.

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And they'll still be fucking shocked when it dies. Never admitting to themselves that they were the ones who killed it. Oh well, a fool and his money are soon parted.

I wanna see their faces now.

Money was a mistake

Will graphics cards be cheaper now?

What would a communist modern currency look like?

were graphics cards really only expensive because of bitcoin or something

They were expensive to start with but bitcoin has made them even more so.

I don't get it, why are the prices collapsing now? I mean, I never took any of them seriously aside from bitcoin.

But even so, this doesn't seem like *that* much of a collapse, you're just comparing it to how high it spiked. So it just went from 20k to 9k. So what? It used to be 1usd = 1000 bitcoins. When we start approaching those numbers, then we can talk about collapse.

That would also be when I might consider investing.

How is that possible

increased demand caused by bitcoiner miners. blame the chinese and ilk like sam hyde

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If I were to harbor a guess, I would say it'd be akin to the NSDAP's Reichmark– still assured by the government but taking its value from work done by the people, for the people. I don't know if it would be tenable in the long term, or within a stable country at peace in the 21st century however, because of the sheer advancements we've made in fields of technology like computers and robotics (which reduce the human energy requirements to produce one "unit" of work, and, maybe even more importantly: economics.

From the start of the institutions of banking the goal has been to cheat time-value of money by allowing projects to be launched without having the required capital, and then paying back the sum with an additional amount equal to at least $X+1, where X is how much money the 'bank' could have made by using that money on something else instead of giving you a loan. Advances in technology, again computers but also communication techs like wires and now the internet, have made bankers and economists so much fucking better at maximizing the usage of an asset, a dollar, or a share in a property, that it boggled my mind as a student. Really, look into the financial collapse of 08 and the housing market bubble and see the techniques people had thought up.

That's why Wall Street has been saddled by the masses with the idea that they "create money out of thin air," because the methods used to generate that increased wealth are too specialized for a lay-man to understand anymore. Any communist, or even national socialist, attempting to create a new, modern currency, would be forced to answer the tough questions of what value do we put on these people's work? Many do not see it as creating value in any sense, only manipulating the value your money already has for their own pleasure and profit, and thus should a banker or investment broker should never be given a salary or standard of life higher than a laborer who tangibly creates for the good of the state, or Volk. But to ignore these men's value and the incredible benefits that the (((modern banking industry))) have brought to the West would be at best crippling to themselves, and could leave them forever playing catchup to the old ways, damning them to long term failure. I rambling now, and fully admit that I didn't even go to grad school, and am merely an undergrad in Finance and Economics.

How am I stupid for almost completely ignoring the whole cryptocurrency fad entirely and just being curious as an outsider now?

boy i wonder whats gonna happen this time

just wait for the next bubble you idiots

You can't actually spend bitcoins on real things like food and rent so unless you had thousands of dollars sitting around doing nothing that you didn't mind losing or not spending for potentially decades you missed out on nothing much. It might be a hundred years before bitcoin is implemented, if ever.

Bitcoin suffered a massive devaluation, in terms of planning for investment it was always going to be a volatile risk. The fools are the people putting in huge amounts of money into crypto without diversifying

you could buy games on steam with it a couple of months ago, they removed that payment option though.

where is da videos at

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Any American "war" movie.

Coins, and The South, shall rise again.

"but nazi iz ebil yo"

This, bitcoin is only useful, or even usable, as a method of converting money into a larger or smaller amount of money after a period of time. You can't use the coins themselves as a trading object for goods or services. At least, not truly– I've had people tell me that there are methods to use it for things, which makes it as good as a dollar. You can create an amazon wishlist and give proof that you have the price total in bitcoins, and wait for someone attempting to buy bitcoins to use their currency to buy the items on the list for you, and then you send them that money back to them as bitcoin. The problem is that once again it's just using crypto as a way of earning more fiat currency, the only difference between the amazon list and selling your coins and using those earnings to buy things off amazon is your sense of smug superiority to "nocoiners." And in both cases you're passing the chance of the risk of the bubble crashing onto someone else and you don't feel bad about it because you got yours, an incredibly jewish behavior.


I've used the argument from it to trigger much anger and cries of pig and fascist from idiotic AnCaps and commies. Many thanks user, take this highly valuable and usable pepe coin in return.

Dominos pizza used to accept bitcoin directly.
Years ago my m8 used to get them all the time. The value of those bitcoins now is millions and he wasted it on pizza.

People still believe this huh.

Thank you for the rare pepe coin

You fool! Now Pepe coin will flood the market!

Is this kino?

A quick google search tells me you can still use bitcoin directly:

In the Microsoft store to buy shit games
To buy gadgets at Newegg
To buy in app scam purchases on zynga games
To rent one of those bittorrent seedboxes
To buy computers from dell or scan
To book a theatre ticket in London
To buy gay vape pens
And to rent VPNs

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Theoretically, there is nothing to stop any provider of goods or services from taking shitcoins as payment, however since the value of said coins are so volatile no one in their right mind would use them to pay for something (what if the price suddenly goes up?) or take it as a payment for something (what if the price suddenly plummets?). Even the North American Bitcoin Conference stopped taking bitcoins in its last event cause the value is so volatile.

Newegg is the exception not the rule; recently a lot of businesses stopped taking bitcoins, the most memorable one for me being steam.

That argument could be made against all currencies.

You shouldnt spend currency on goods or services because its volatile. The price may go up or down after you buy them.
Equally you shouldnt keep your wealth in currency for the same reason.

Its even worse with traditional currencies because governments are always printing money. Creating a constant supply to drive down the price.

I mean drive down the value.

Really great stuff. Some people made a lot of money. Some people lost a lot. Movie when?

So the solution is the creation of an endless number of cryptocurrencies?

Doesn't solve the fact that people keep making new coins out of fucking nothing and shilling it with some hyped advertising (which is what's happening now)

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It's not exactly created from nothing - it requires a lot of computation to generate a proper hash thtat "discovers" a new botcoin.

you can create an endless number of softwares. doesn't mean some particular software is automatically worthless

Me too.

What hurts is that if I had followed precisely what the random tiny 'fake news' blogs I like to watch on youtube were telling people to do id be a millionaire now. They were saying to ditch bitcoin around new year.

So the solution is the creation of an endless number of cryptocurrencies?

Some would say the solution is to go back to the gold standard where the currency is actually based on something real.
The other side would argue that having a fiat currency is good because it will change with the demand of goods and services a country provides. A shitty country would find their currency devalued which would make the things they sell more compettitive.

My point is that everyone in the world uses imaginary currencies that are volatile. So that is a poor argument to use against bitcoin.

does anyone else see how dumb that idea is?
Seriously, is this thing on?

Value is derived from utility, and all these cryptocoins have no utility except as a pump-and-dump scheme for a select group of insiders.

You can buy stuff from the blackmarket secretly online. Thats about the only real value bitcoin ever had.

And legitimately from a lot of places.

value is subjective. they may not have value to you, but clearly they do to other people.

Fuck you my signed justin Bieber CDs are worth ten bitcoins each at least.

And soon enough only retards will belive these cyberscams with fancy wording have any value

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A loaf of bread is worth $1 in a good economy, and $1000 in a bad one. The value of the currency is variable, but the inherent need to eat isn't.

As long as your admit that the US dollar is also a scam just not a cyberscam.

It's not only energy, but time as well. There's only so much bitcoin you can generate at once, both because of the computation power required and because of the size of the blockchain itself.

I don't know if the bitcoin implementation of the blockchain idea is the best possible, probably isn't because it was the first, but the math behind it is solid.

1 bitcoin buys about 80,000 loaves of bread in my country.

b-but it's backed by the US Goberment…

So what

So if you have 1 bitcoin you could afford to feed your family for their whole lives.

What happens when the value of the buttcoin goes down? You just created value out of thin air by running some graphics cards?

They use jew wizardry to extract it from goys all over the globe.
>But to ignore these men's value and the incredible benefits that the (((modern banking industry))) have brought to the West would be at best crippling to themselves
Maybe in a liberal capitalist sense. I agree with the cumunists on this one tbh, these people contribute nothing of value to society.

literally not true. if their products had no value to anyone, no one would buy them.

I guess I start selling all the bread I own.

What happens when the value of your bread goes down?
Check and indeed mate atheist.

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I would invest 50% of the funds in to tables.
Im not a fool.

Real value, not artificial value or fiat currency value. Within the context of the social collective they are dead weight at best and parasites at worst.

I don't even know why i bother

We have already covered why bread cant be used as a currency.

Same story all over the world

Did you just get here from fucking reddit? What year were you born in? 2000? 2001?

meant for

oh, you're a commie. nevermind then. I thought I was talking with a basically competent person.

OK How about I take half the value of the bitcoin, invest that in tables and then rent the tables to people to put their bread on?

Is that good enough for you Richard fucking Branston.

Not that guy but you must be very poorly read to not know that being against fiat currency does not mean being a commie.

Can you not recognize German?

no, but he's clearly espousing the labor theory of value, which is the economics equivalent of young earth creationism

How about you knock off the bullshit with all the FIAT paper and the cryptocons, and invest in material goods and services that actually improve the economy and the nation as a whole?

fuck off cryptocoons

I'm not a commie but I'm no blind follower of Mammon either. To be honest I'm not terribly invested in any economic system or theory but I do think the national socialists had the right idea and I'm open to any alternatives to liberal capitalism. What I'm more concerned with is what it does to society, who it benefits and where it puts power. The economy should serve the people not the other way around.

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third position is a meme retard, there is only left or right.

Please invest.

>(((There is only left or right)))
oy vey

case in point, nazism is left wing

Everything is just a dichotomy within the nation for you

pro tip: what do you think the "socialism" in national socialism stands for?

What did that faggot have to do with it did he blow the bitcoin miners?

What does this thread have to do with television and movies?

As quoted in Hitler and I, Otto Strasser, Boston, MA, Houghton Mifflin Company (1940) p. 106

Right wing vs Left wing is a false dichotomy used to divide and conquer the nation by making reconciliation between countrymen impossible.

According to your logic all socialism is left-wing regardless of any other aspect of government. That isn't very convincing.

How does applying an artificial left vs right dichotomy help one plan a party platform eh?

Newfag.

Protip, get toilet paper, glass-bottled water, and a firearm.

What caused bitcoin to crash?

(((they)))

The same thing that caused bitcoin to bloom: market expectations. It works the same way stock prices do, except there's no company for you to look at and ask whether you think they will be successful or not based on their actions. It's all people trying to game the system and make their own quick buck, happy and even hoping that the price will crash and never rise again once they make their final sale.

>people buy bitcoins when they are

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>>>/israel/
>>>/shill/

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No, go ahead. Tell me how having bitcoins means you're a millionaire? How long does it take to trade you coins to actual money? How money value do they lose when you do that?
This is the best.

If they can sell it for real money when ever they want, then yes they are.

You can instantly sell the bitcoins you have on coinbase, dummy.

much jelly, such salt, wow

Fuck off republicuck.

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On the liberal spectrum, yes.

With the exception of communism, isn't it weird how much more handrubbing there is as you move right on that reductive spectrum?

Fuck off, Styx.

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Currency is about supply and demand, Bitcoin had no real application, so any demand was from the marketing of it. I'm honestly surprised people bought it and waited for it to crash before seeing how worthless it was. Well not worthless, they are just salty they weren't on top of the pyramid.

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The market is going up again, nows a good time for salty no-coiners to buy.

No, if anything minerfags will flood the market with burned up toaster cards and the price of new cards will artificially inflate.

I made my money the good old fashioned way. I inherited and sold a thriving business to a corporation looking to lock down a new territory.