E-currency will eventually present the mark of the Beast dilemma - the ultimate financial control system where nobody buys are sells unless you've got a 666 barcode on your hand or forehead. No anonymity - no tax evasion - and only one world-wide e-funny-money system run by the ((Learned Elders)).
Oh man, BTC hasn't been at 1K for awhile. >tfw I bought a game for 3 BTC years ago JUST FUCKING KILL ME JESUS CHRIST
Hudson Peterson
I thought e-currency would save us from the debt-jew?
Robert Nelson
Why?
Jacob Sanchez
Fuck the electric jew in general. Debating on shooting my computational jew and routing jew tonight.
Noah Flores
GO AWAY YOU CHINAMEN
Carter Williams
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Caleb Hughes
Buy silver/gold if you think mark of the beast is going to happen. The suppression scam of Au/Ag will collapse eventually causing it to skyrocket because of the SGE creating competition. If you aren't afraid of Bitcoin I do have to say its a good time to get in despite being just over a thousand right now because the mania that existed in 2013 hasn't even hit yet.
Brayden Jenkins
Gold and Silver can exist without governments, electronic anything cannot.
Liam Perry
This has been argued to death. If there was a catastrophic event of that magnitude then your gold and silver wouldn't get you far either.
William Rogers
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Jaxson Morris
Violence has been and always will be the currency of action.
Brayden Wood
They could at least get the memes right and know the first thing that happens during the End Times is the Antichrist conquering the entire world through warfare. This "Mark of the Beast" shit doesn't happen until long after that.
Bitcoins made me over a million euros. OP is just a dumb jesus nigger who is mad because he's poor and can't afford any.
Kayden Phillips
Where's the gold collapse? The feds current policy will only support and inflate commodities.
Eli Myers
it does. buy it while it's low.
rush them to the digital gold then.
are you high?
wat
exactly, there is no reason for a global power shutdown.
THEN SHORT THE LIVING DAYLIGHT OUT OF IT THEN FAGGOT. YOU ARE FULL OF SHIT.
enjoy ordering pizza with gold
enjoy your shitty 3rd world country.
good job - how much was your investment, and when?
where is the dollar collapse?
Austin Hernandez
Where is the dollar support?
Julian James
there is no support [flash crash dec 28]
Nicholas Cruz
Bitcoin begging thread? Bitcoin begging thread!
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Daniel Stewart
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Benjamin Wright
on a scale of 1-10 how smart would you say are?
Henry Parker
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Charles Thomas
Last time this happened I made 59k and then BTC started falling a bit while DOGE was rising so I put it all in DOGE and ended up losing 36k net. Never again.
Daniel Foster
What would you have done with your gains anyway?
Austin Bell
Pandacoin (PND). I won't even talk about that.
Brody Peterson
I took a vitamin this morning
Noah Ortiz
You really don't understand how bitcoin works do you? You can create a wallet anytime you want, have as many wallets as you please, there are even laundering systems to anonymize the trail left in the blockchain. It is by design the exact opposite of the mark of the beast paperless currency shit banks and the gov want to cook up. There is a reason alt-right communities thrive on bitcoin and other blockchain currencies, the jews can't just shut it down.
Hudson Hughes
Ignore OP's obvious JIDFing. They're poisoning the cryptocurrency concept by equating it to e-currency due to its recent boom in anticipation of public curiousity. Let's call this shilling technique "pre-emptive poisoning".
Now, onto Cryptocurrency… provided it is a public ledger (run by anyone who wiahes to run it) and not a private ledger (run by those who are approved - banks for example) then it is usually a desirable progression.
Those touting it as NWO shit are usually either a) retarded or b) shills. Anonymity with any current cryptocurrency outperforms any existing digital exchange of value - easily.
The problems with crypto currently mostly hedge around transaction capacity. This is a real concern but might be mitigated with the lightning network.
Anonymity, once coin is acquired, only seems to be getting better with new trustless services that are in the works.
Do not let the Jew jew you.
Cryptocurrency: This kills the Jew.
Kayden Gonzalez
I can tell you were born after 1995 just by your faith in the internet alone.
Kevin Edwards
Remember to report all kiketocurrency shills.
Ryder Thompson
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Cooper Allen
You fucking idiot. You're trying to win a blood feud on a chess board with civilized rules.
Chase Cruz
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Anthony Cook
The fact they're shilling against it so hard is a good sign. Not all of pol are retarded, they'll read into it and learn why Jews hate it eventually.
PS. They cannot inflate it at will, they cannot control who uses it and they can scarcely trace it.
Brandon Taylor
Then use monero.
Lucas Davis
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Lucas Barnes
I remember when BTC was less than $10, we're all kicking ourselves brah, that's life
see above, few predicted it would climb so high
Robert Garcia
I use bitcoin on a daily basis, it is the only route I take payments. But, the internet is down on the list of things I have faith in, Guns, Ammo and Gold uber alles.
OY VEY I'VE BEEN FOUND OUT! SHLOMO UNPLUG THE ETHERNETS!
Jace Cook
You autistic faggot kys
Austin Morales
Better than being Jewish tho, Chaim.
Justin Thomas
Except how the chinese did for this and all major past bubbles?
Elijah Long
Stand aside for new money pleb
Jaxson Robinson
YOU CANT HAVE MORE THAN 21MILLION TOTAL BITCOINS EVER
Asher Ross
Just let this ignorant nigger get his boomer surprise.
Lincoln Barnes
Wew. Seems the soulless chinamen bought another bitcoin mining building full of racks of vm miners.
John Foster
JUST A REMINDER THAT ANYONE WHO SAYS SHIT LIKE THIS BUT ISN'T WILLING TO PUT THEIR MONEY WHERE THEIR MOUTH IS IS LIKELY A SHILL
SHORT THE FUCK OUT OF IT FAGGOT I DARE YOU
This, that's why big banks and governments are shilling against it so hard.
Just most
The total number of coins is hard limited to 21 million.
Connor Thompson
You obviously do not understand what inflation is. So probably not Jewish, just dumb.
Bitcoin is capped at a maximum of 21,000,000 coins, currently divisible to eight decimal places (though this can increase in future). The full 21 million will not be in circulation until around the year 2140, despite how much tech advances (difficulty on the network adapts to hashrate).
fucking this. If you were real, and somehow in the know. then DO IT FAGGOT
Ayden Rogers
lol. you are very sad indeed. you know nothing.
Owen Nguyen
Why bother?, Sheep are more useful to me.
Jeremiah Campbell
too lazy to copypaste it lazy faggot? guess it's not important enough.
Angel Evans
this, I've almost given up on enlightening people in general so bitcoin could fill that need for enlightenment. At least it's profitable. At most, there is overreaching variant to profitable.
Anthony Parker
FUCK ME. I should've just left it alone, I didn't even need the money back then but around 28k euro would be extremely helpful to me. That's like 2 years worth of salary to me after taxes.
Angel Howard
You realize anyone can use Bitcoin right?
Low energy shekeling.
Isaac Miller
Such is life in the EUSSR
Caleb Mitchell
fixed that for you
Christian Morris
(checked) Damn, "Europoor" is not a meme
Sebastian Smith
So owning a significant percentage of coins doesnt give you leverage over the price?
Logan Butler
facts: There are about 2 Billion : 2.000,000,000 persons connected to the internet There are about 16Million (max 21M) : 16,000,000 bitcoins in the world
Results: 16Million / 2Billion = 0.008 So, if every person on the internet was given an equal amount of bitcoin. Everyone would have 0.008 BTC. Plan accordingly. Be Smart. Have Smart Money.
Jayden Smith
That includes large numbers of bitcoins which are in accounts that have been lost.
Josiah Myers
Checked.
Noah Roberts
.008 Bitcoin equals 8.20 US Dollar. What is 8.20 for a ticket to the future ?
yes, many (unknown amount, estimated 200.000+ ) are lost, never to be found again.
Connor White
One shouldn't only invest in bitcoin though, also getting some gold and silver is a smart choice for the same reason.
Andrew Bell
You have to be in it for the long haul. You have to think in the millions.
Owen Wilson
All of these gets with a 100% chance they are going to try and crash the system on Trump
Benjamin Ward
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Jaxson Gray
kek
Nathaniel Martinez
kek
Wyatt Jones
Crash is inevitable, its going to happen regardless of if Trump was elected or not.
Its just a shame Trump has changed his tune from saying the market is in a bubble to saying that the recent gains are real and because of him. He should be keeping the bubble narrative and when it does crash he can say 'I told you so' and blame everything on Obama.
Instead hes taking credit for the rally and when it crashes he wont be able to blame it on who is really responsible.
The term (((they))) use is "cashless society". Just so people know what to search for when looking for news articles about it being implemented.
Cooper Jackson
Anyone who equates cryptocurrency and e-currency are mongs.
E-Currency = Any currency that is digital (think Apple, etc) Cryptocurrency = Currency that is distributed, decentralized (from a control pov) and relies on cryptographic functions to ensure the former.
They shill against it because it will soon strike them at their heart. You cannot print crypto at will, thus the Fiat Jew can no longer sustain his propaganda and subversion efforts with an endless pool of money. It is finite.
Anthony Hughes
Only problem is that Bitcoin can be controlled by an actor with sufficient computing power, say…. the NSA. So any cryptocurrency that relies on computing power is open to being controlled in this manner.
Ryan Walker
And because no businessman worth their salt is gonna spend a bit-penny because it'll worth more in the future, entire system will just come to a grinding halt. Absolute majority of bit-money will be just hoarded and never spent, effectively becoming useless as a currency. Then businesses go belly up because nobody buys their shit, at the same time they've invested retarded amounts into e-shekels, not only not having any income, but also losing shit ton of resources.
It isn't a bubble - a bubble can sustain itself for a while. This thing will crash and burn the moment it lifts off the ground.
Jaxson Brown
it's ok user, you're not the only one who was left behind regretting their decision not to buy bitcoin when it was 1000x cheaper.
Christian Rodriguez
Thanks to Democratic socialism all the wealth of Europeans has been bound up in the commons. The average European has spent most of his life looking down on Americans for being self-centered and relatively poor in social capital.
And then when a certain threshold of self-righteousness was reached their elected leaders gave away all their wealth to niggers.
Whoops.
James Johnson
Having a bit of experience on the topic, I would invest in BTC, RUB/USD, Ford and Pharmaceuticals. Reasoning:
Good luck! 19jrX2voNWaDHRKk3jh7vq3gGNRHcGJKEv
Joshua Anderson
That's actually good advice.
Blake Rogers
This is true but probably not entirely practical. The attack is referred to as a 51% attack and assumes that a malicious actor controls most of the Bitcoin supply.
The idea is that enough countries would have mining operations functional so this could not occur once the cryptos replaced fiat. I.e. it is in every country's interest to defend the currency that they use as an exchange of value, internationally.
However, if this attack did occur, it would not be feasible to sustain. Incredibly expensive, especially if on a secured chain, and if the bad actor depended on that currency, they'd suffer immensely when it tanks also.
If NSA tries this before it takes off, they'll probably just switch the PoW. It'll kill Chinese Mining, but NSA would have had to invest just as much as they dis.
You make assumptions, i.e. that the computing power that an actor might possess couldn't possibly be orders of magnitude more powerful than what is possessed by others. But if you remove that assumption you see that it wouldn't NECESSARILY be expensive nor impractical
Andrew Carter
I do indeed make that assumption.
It might be true, it might not. I just try to make predictions as best i can with the data available. In any case, i still see crypto as a far better alternative to conventional fiat. With crypto there is (imo) a slim possibility that it could be controlled and subverted. With conventional fiat, we already know for certain that it is controlled and subverted.
I was thinking about the 51% attack problem a while ago and thought that as it gets bigger, it might cycle through a diff hashing algo each block to somewhat mitigate that problem. I wonder if anyone else has any proposals?
Nathaniel Perez
Yeah, that's exactly why gold has never been used as currency.
Lucas Hall
bump
Andrew Edwards
Of course it does. When the big holders start selling bulk the price plummets. What's worse is that 10-20% of all Bitcoin that will ever be made is in the hands of 2-3 early miners. That's enough to manipulate the Bitcoin market forever. These people, whoever they are, haven't really moved any Bitcoins at all yet.
This is a new world. On the internet everything goes faster, likewise with this stuff. Notice how the zealots think doubling value in a couple of months is steady growth. It's a bubble, but in the fast tracked world of millennials with no attention span.
Not correct. The entire mining fleet and bitcoin economy is a tiny, tiny blip in comparison to the world economy. There are institutions out there with wealth enough to buy all the bitcoins in existence at 10x the price it has now, or miners enough that they would have 99% of the network.
As you say it would be a net loss for them, but I suspect the people currently in charge would rather do that than allow the pipe dreams of the Bitcoin crowd to come to fruition (destruction of banks and world economy with Bitcoin holders as the new world aristocrats.)
Fortunately for them, but unfortunately for us, they don't even have to do that because people are taxed in their interactions with society. Thus, Bitcoins can and will be taxed as easily as the elites own brands of pretend money.
With crypto there is (imo) a slim possibility that it could be controlled and subverted. With conventional fiat, we already know for certain that it is controlled and subverted. It's not that it's impossible or even impractical for the big players in this world to subvert cryptocurrencies as they currently stand. It's just that at the moment they are so small and insignificant that they aren't any threat to them. So at the moment they don't care.
Elijah Lopez
At the end of 2013 during the previous high of Bitcoin, the Litecoin price was worth about 1% of Bitcoin, eg., $1000 BTC and $10 LTC. But right now BTC is $1000 and LTC is at $4.60. So it might be a good time to buy LTC since it's probably the second most stable cryptocurrency and also has the second highest daily trading volume.
Ian Davis
Perhaps. But while Bitcoin is mainly speculation it also has some practical uses. A small selection of shops take it etc. Litecoin, in contrast, is purely speculation and has no value beyond it. It's possible that it's the new cryptocurrencies that at least brings some new ideas to the table, like eth and monero, that's cutting into the Litecoin-Bitcoin value relation.
Jaxon Mitchell
Pretty sure litecoin went into the 40's as bitcoin bubbled. I'd avoid the altcoin meme unless you are a savvy daytrader. Lotta sharks in those waters.
Jack Cook
They will turn it completelt useless like every other currency they farm. kek.
Joshua Peterson
Oh you're right. It hit $50 at one point actually in Nov 2013.
Nolan Wilson
This. Getting into Bitcoin now may reap rewards but the bigger percentage gains are going to be seen in other cryptocurrencies which haven't made such considerable gains yet.
Four coins: Monero, Litecoin, Ether, Dash.
Litecoin and Ether have enormous upside potential relative to historical valuations. Monero is already sharply ascending, it is the one that will be used to diversify away from Bitcoin based currency. Dash is lightweight, innovative and accessible, possibly the dark horse of cryptocurrencies.
Ryder Brown
I know I'm going to get here, but… Could all this spamming about BTC be some coordinated effort to inflate its value even more before (((someone))) sells? Sorry, I don't know a lot about digi currency beyond kicking my self for throwing away my BTC wallet ages ago (not that I had much, .0002 BTC), and not buying litecoins @ $1 to see it hit $3 the next day. t. poor fag who can't n2 BTC
Gavin Cooper
In a way. Eventually the big holders are going to start dumping like last time and make money off those who gets into the pyramid late. But the Bitcoin shills aren't really hired shills in that sense, they are just people who want to hype their investment as much as they can in the hope that it will reach the skies. It's a very natural procedure you see in any sort of investment scheme.
Back in the day I had one savings wallet and one for general use which I kept on a liveboot USB stick I had on my keychain. One day when I was out fishing my jacket fell in the sea and I lost my keys. Was about 20 Bitcoins on that stick. :^)
Parker Gutierrez
(Checked and hiled) Thank you for clearing that up for me. Sorry for your loss user!
Liam Brooks
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Zachary Ross
I'll make it more fun for you: I did a 3 year Bsc, otherwise I would be making even less. Even lowest scale (until 18k I believe) gets taxed at 37% in Netherlands.
I get paid roughly 2300 a month depending on overwork or not. So on yearly basis its around 28k. Then I pay over 18k 37% taxes and over the other 10k 42%. So I keep around 17k a year. So it's almost 2 years. This is by the way with a good starting job and above average pay for my country with my qualifications.
It's very easy to get jealous at US when you hear that the average salary for someone who has a Bsc in whatever is already above 50k USD and goes up to like 80-90k USD. Only thing more expensive in US compared to Europe is insurance. But you safe so much on taxes that it doesn't even matter.
Huge taxes on everyone (even poor) are causing the middle class to move more towards the poor class. Since poor people can apply and qualify for many types of governmental benefits. I'm living in a country where you make more sitting on wellfare than working a minimum wage job.
The funny thing of this form of socialism is that it does not solve the elephant in the room: capital building capital. Which leads to some business getting too much power and influence in the long run. It merely just exists to keep everyone at the same level, while the ones at the 0.001% just laugh. Because they don't get salaries and due to holes in the law have to pay very little taxes.
Asher Rodriguez
would've been easier to raise the house higher and look better too
Justin James
You know it's going to be a bubble fit to burst when ricejews get involved.
Jaxon Reed
Refusing to buy into bitcoin, could have easily grabbed a few hundred bucks of it back when it was 300$ but A the ease of access isnt there B the security isnt there for large amounts of money C they have a set amount of transactions that can be processed and REFUSE to update their software - so when Bitcoin does reach a larger usage, they will start to take 30 minutes, 1 hour, 3 hours, 5 hours to finish a transaction.. and at that point, people will realize Bitcoin itself is extremely flawed, when they cant even sell their fucking coins when they want to dump them.. and youl see the rapid fall of the market, total collapse.
A lot of people will lose a lot of money. Could you have made some money in the meantime? Yep, but other systems will replace bitcoin, one without retarded non-existent leadership who wont update their transaction software.
Christopher Wright
Also, the bitcoin ATMs are trash and cost too much. Its like a 30$ fee to purchase 1$.
Asher Cook
Bitcoin (down) or Gold (up) is in for a massive correction.
My bet is Gold up. Bitcoin and Gold both up long term because China is implementing capital controls and weakening currency which will increase further in the next recession (overdue). Global demonetization and expansion of government controlled digital cash is also rising and will expand in the next recession.
Hunter Thomas
Yeah, get paid to turn on a computer… if you're mining bitcoins, you're no different than the shekel loving money changing jews Yahshua expulsed from the temple. NO DIFFERENT.
Angel Gutierrez
Most of the hipsters at the dorms here mine bitcoins all day and all night because free electricity, for now.
Daniel Garcia
*free* electricity nobody has to pay ever
they should obviously be known as jewbits or jewcoins… is there a term already?
Isaiah Lewis
Jesus christ everytime there is a lul I say "oh I won't buy it this time"
And I fucking miss out
Julian Edwards
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Hunter Price
So bitcoin and it's derivatives became the new gold?
Carter Green
I think it's going to be destroyed by quantum computers before it gets that far. No idea what can replace it either, except something physical.
Ethan Murphy
JEW
Connor Richardson
Judaism and Christianity are filthy fucking disgusting arab religions and anyone who follows them is sub human. Imagine wanting to get fucked by a fucking brown cunt that you pray to every night
Liam Morris
This is why i keep promoting alternatives like Litecoin.
The CHYNA has owned the SUPPLY of Bitcoin for YEARS.
Benjamin Fisher
666 is the star of David you moron.
Josiah Morales
Buying bitcoin is like buying buckets of sand - unless you have a system to regulate the amount of it. Bitcoin is a DEAD END. We need a newer, better alternative to trade than coins now. Bartering is close, but we can do better. It's there somewhere.
Grayson Carter
That said, we're running out of time to cease the means of production now. Once gold and rothschild notes implode, bitcoin is the only alternative.
That said, there are "alternative ways" to mine and "hack" bitcoin. And it doesn't involve hacking at all. It's called reaping the fruits of the market. You need to play the finance game.
Jason Harris
To do that there would be no more recessions. You'd need a government controlled banking sector. You'd need essentially - natsoc.
Samuel Ortiz
Though this. It would be wise to keep some when normies finally wake up.
Jose Ward
But we all know it's not really lost right?
Jackson Howard
I have to bite my tongue while talking to most of them especially the non-whites who somehow have 2 years in the dorm paid for in scholarships but can't even do dimensional analysis. I guess working instead of being gifted is better in the long run if the gifts are allowed to run out.
Technically its Greek part of Hellenic belief systems, even Aristotle used the term Χριστός and its no coincidence his student spread it in those areas. Sadly books like "The Gospel according to Hebrews" used heavily by (((Church Fathers))) started the corruption even before Trinitarianism, its no coincidence as well that commoners reading the texts were considered heretics though the texts would say otherwise. Even though I'm a LARPer I decided to buy an old Greek copy from the 1600s to learn more about the deities behind its creation. From my small amount of research I can't find exactly why the "Old Testament" was added no Gnostic would accept that and it comes from an entirely different culture anyway Deus overcomes. Interesting fact it would seem John opens his writing with a συλλογισμός syllogism which I bet isn't by accident to the greater picture as only Hellenic writers in that area like in Alexandria would be able to use such logic logic or have knowledge of the square of opposition. I wish Hellenics the best but can't see when if ever they had a concept of racial purity though they almost killed off the Hebrew for good because around the time of Christ's birth they wrote in Greek and not Hebrew which the Jew had to reinvent or relearn away from Canaan.
Endings matter more than beginnings though.
Aiden Smith
Not if natsoc becomes involved :^)
Thomas Price
beginnings matter more though.
anyway, how can a slav get his greedy hands on a old greek copy (preferably in english or slav translation)? Asking this because it's almost impossibly to even grab the only Sinod-approved version of Bible in those parts of the world. Sad!
Juan Morales
It's either going to collapse to 700 once this wave of buying is over or keep going forever
Too bad nobody will ever make anything off it now
Grayson Powell
Gold been fluctuating between 1000 and 1400. Bitcoin was fluctuating between 150 and 800.
Kayden Parker
Poorfag here that makes US federal minimum wage, is buttcoin worth getting in to now? I can start investing when i get my tax return. I was going to buy a new PC but maybe I'd be better off getting into buttcoin with it.
Aiden Mitchell
It really isn't, but the more to the east you go, the lower prices get too. In Ukraine, normal salaries are like $100 and a small coffee costs some cents.
Brody Carter
weapons/ammo > real useful things (like food, house etc..) > shiny metals = btc > jewish money ($,£,€ etc …)
Cameron Brooks
Christos is a Greek word, meaning anointed. It's a calque of the Hebrew word Messiah.
Levi Scott
ITT
Carson Nelson
Sell all your bitcoins now and buy gold with the amount of money you got for them. The Jews will rage.
Brody Ross
This, assuming the user isn't a jew with insider info on fusion. Gold is still a highly valued good for a reason, it doesn't need a state running the country to be valuable.
Lincoln Flores
sell your cloak and buy a sword
Hudson Howard
Probably right, though it may have been a cost issue. Dirt movers cost less per hour than the equipment needed to lift a house and drive in supporting piles.
Lincoln Wilson
in fact this is the one drawback against bitcoin - it needs an authority to give it practical usage. The only authority for gold is the universe itself. It is malleable and useful for a lot of stuff. It is also easily divisible. But a stateless bitcoin is only useful as a form to guide trade of production. And like the nazies said - the labor is key to production, not the coin. The issue is allocating the labor.
I suggest meme magic. Let's bait this economy perhaps?
Colton Brown
Or - gamification
Gabriel Phillips
Yes goyim! Listen to him, sell your Bitcoins and buy shiny metals that lose 20% of it's value every year.
John Ortiz
Best investment is the means of production itself. Such as machinery to mine and manufacture gold.
Landon Walker
That's because production has been steady. If SHTF then that price will skyrocket. Especially if it effects the source of production of gold.
Caleb Long
Except not. Those mining Bitcoin are not like money changers at all.
Thomas Long
It is amazing how many people in this thread have an opinion on Bitcoin and clearly haven't read the whitepaper. Why are so many of you ready to rush into spitting out opinions when you're so uneducated on the subject matter?
Benjamin Mitchell
ALSO YOU'RE ALL FUCKING JEWS GETTING PAID RUNNING JEWISH ALGORYTHMS
COMMUNISTS!
Daniel Foster
Moron, I mean because of this Soon all of western civilization will be in Weimar Germany type hyperinflation, bitcoins won't help you then, only gold and bullets will.
Tyler Allen
At least you didn't lose 2k BTC because you mined them years ago on a lark and didn't expect them to ever amount to anything.
Jace Carter
If shit hits the fan seeds, bullets, and porn would all be worth more than gold.
Carson Torres
Reminder that labor backed currency is objectively the best currency.
Kevin Morales
True, but when it settles - gold is victorious yet again.
Henry Barnes
Proof of Work you mean?
Adrian Wilson
Wew laddie. Time to go back to your containment board >>>/christian/
How worthless. The average person has no viable means of even attaining bitcoins. So what, are a bunch of rich fucks going to trade it amongst themselves? Does it have worth because some schmuck who bought loads of them tells me it does? I wouldn't waste a penny on this junk. Can't wait for the bubble to pop.
Matthew Nelson
This is bait. Metalfags have been proven right about the market rigging since Deutsche Bank settled a lawsuit recently where they had to turn over evidence.
Matthew Jones
Gold only has worth if people agree that it does. Why would gold have any worth to people unless a society were established and it became its currency? If the entire system collapses, a functional society wouldn't just spring up out of no where. No, people would deem your gold worthless and trade labor for labor or goods. Food, bullets, a diminishing stock of toiletries etc. will have worth. All the city dwelling rats will be shit out of luck with their glorified paper degrees and their experience working in an office building. Knowledge and experience in skilled trades will be worth more than a million oz. of gold.
Julian Collins
JEW SHILL FUCK OFF
It's Yahshua Messiah.
YAHSHUA
Jordan Jones
I thought the same thing until I realized Trump seeds things into the media so he can push any narrative he wants if the situation changes
Aaron Roberts
Does it change anything to the fact a gold investment 5 years later is worth half it's initial value, while an investmlent in BTC would, at least, triple it's value ?
Jeremiah Taylor
also pawn shops have been buying 24K gold for like 10$ a gram for YEARS
Wyatt Parker
No it doesn't change it but you are framing it in an arbitrary window of time and not even admitting that this kind of market rigging will come to an end at which point the metals will skyrocket. The SGE prices are already diverging from western prices because they actually trade the real thing.
Jackson Garcia
Isn't repeating an act of god to push subversion blasphemy?
Owen Bennett
FUCK OFF BACK TO ISRAEL
Jacob Gomez
HAHA ARE YOU IN 1974 ? HAHAHA
Henry Morgan
ORLY!?! name two other state run currencies, come on, you can do it..
Grayson Miller
Or liek stock up on non perishables and weapons and ammo. And just stay hidden till the worst has passed.
William Powell
It will cost way more to make gold that way than mine it from asteroids
Julian Cooper
Butthurt much Shlomo?
Mason Collins
bitcoin is not for everyone, but it is not a kike tool for subversion either. it is a technology for decentralization of which many tools have spawned or been now rendered possible that will help us re-establish our nations behind the backs of the kikes.
Kayden Sanders
I use bitcoin for monthly Brave Payments; every time I look to see if I need to add more funds, there's just more money in the wallet than before, feels good, thanks chinks.
Evan Murphy
I believe crypto is a scam to get the goys to buy digital currencies instead of silver and gold (i.e. chinks and indians were buying too much gold, schlomo decides to make completely valueless "gold" to sell to them so they stop buying all the gold up)
Daniel Phillips
WHY DO I NEVER LISTEN?!
Samuel Ramirez
Only the Litecoin pop left now.
Luke Hill
we all know those are REALLY FUCKING GONE FOREVER
Ian Young
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Jacob Turner
You don't really know anything about crypto currencies or logical design, do you?
Liam Foster
it's reverse psychology
Brayden Ortiz
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Wyatt White
nah.. :'^)
Colton Davis
not really
the whole reason bitcoins price is up right now is for kike reasons
the chinks (aka the yellow slant-eyed kikus schystminius) use bitcoin as a lander/exchange currency so they can exchange it into USD/EURetc and dump their money into western assets, the past 3 years, the main investment in bitcoin mining and exchange networks has been chinese
China's GDP is a bigger fake bubble than any US or 1990s east/southeast asian markets thus Chinks have no safe place to store money, and they only like actual gambling so they dont fuck with stocks, so theyre all avoiding the chinese government the best they can as they funnel their money to foreign assets, as china's economy may or may not take a horrendous shit, this year or the next
Austin Hernandez
The only wise post in this thread… Meanwhile some of us here think the Internet is the next God, but, they won't admit to it.
Charles Martin
It's a Trojan horse; it is made to seem like it is a savior and a safe haven away from the current system. You can tell it is deceptive just by reading the name. (((Crypto)))currency as it is called and whenever asked about it? You get an explanation as to how it works, but, never does that explanation take into account of larger powers or that the system it operates on is not ran or owned by anyone who is conducive to any National Socialist or anyone who is privy to Jews and against them. Never do they even talk about the problematic alphabet agencies whom are an unseen player in all of this.
Not only that but by now it is obvious to most people that our financial institutions, and our currency as well as the means by which they operate are all fraudulent. But because of how big this system is and how much of a habit it has become for people or rather due to how it is has been around their life for so long. They do not see the need to worry about such a thing and they do not worry about who is pulling strings for money for plenty of reasons. For most people privy to this info they do not worry about those pulling the strings on the whole economy, because, the currency itself is still physical or are simply unaware of exactly whom is doing it. I would say a weak will factors in as well, because, how many kids do you think have seen 'all wars are bankers wars,' or the documentaries on how banks are behind most problems? A lot when you think of how known those are in places like half-chan or Reddit. Which are places full of people who want to measure their egos without having experience. Given that it is probably certain to say they are not going out there to do very much to combat this problem engineered by the Jew. (Which I would assume most don't ever accept the idea that is mostly Jews behind the problem itself.)
For most people it is just because it simply just 'works' for them and they have no recollection of real history. Which the need to create a situation of strife by pulling the strings is not in their awareness. Due to the fact they are lulled by this sense of responsibility and fears that not having money in this system entails. There is also the problem that if this fight against the washed masses influenced by Jews continues slowly. Technology will rapidly increase to the point that will circumvent any natural or explosive means that would undo this all overnight. Where people who are common yet hold power by being productive are usurped, and their enslavement made more absolute by convenience of technology while experimentation on subduing man's most natural state aka violence is controlled or outright diminished.
The very fact that the future that entails the most enslavement is the one where technology has been advanced for this purpose. This alone tells me that something like cryptocurrencies are a subtle means by which to test on how to introduce an economic system that is entirely digital. You might say they are trying to do this in a much simpler fashion, but, the way we are now is hardly whole in their idea and many are against it.
tl;dr … fuck bitcoin, fuck your technocracy/cyberpunk fetishism bullshit, and fuck your mom too
I think it will settle to just above the previous mark as the speculation wears off. If you're still in the selling mood, wait for the dead cat bounce.
If you've got stamina, I think future turmoil will project it above $1k (in today's dollars) again, and eventually reach some stability at that mark. It's sort of a novelty in the developed world but the developing world is just discovering a use for it. There's current examples of its usefulness in India and there will be more to come. Even something like Trump taxing money going back to Mexico could turn a lot of people onto it. Yes, I know. That money goes to people who don't even own computers. Don't count out entrepreneurs, though. Crypto "banks" (one guy with a phone managing BTC wallets) are not out of the question.
My excuse is that the IRS is investigating Coinbase. They'll spend half their budget to squeeze one shekel out of a citizen's wallet. No agorism on their watch. Even though I don't have any plans to spend buttcoin on the black market, I shied away from using their services.