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181  Economy / Economics / Re: Friends reactions to crypto currencies? on: April 07, 2019, 02:07:52 PM
I haven't really had friends say something bad about cryptocurrency when I introduced them  it to. . Though I imagine they would think it is another sort of ponzi scheme just as I thought the first time I was told  about Bitcoin.

Some scam projects which gained a lot of media attention helped propagate the bitcoin ponzi falacy. A lot of average folks still think cryptos are a scam because of the high visibility scams.

If it weren't for a handful of infamous scams, starting with *that* BTC exchange, BTC would probably be worth U$ 50k right now.
182  Economy / Economics / Re: If you had 10000$ on: April 07, 2019, 02:04:56 PM
Having $ 10000 is everyone's dream, and that is a large amount to do a business, I will invest in Bitcoin, because I think Bitcoin is a place to look for very good profit so far.
always yeah bitcoin is the most trusted crypto since its initial appearance, with that money you will have approximately 2 bitcoin and of course it's pretty big. I think you should consider investing again using bitcoin so that you have the potential to gain wide profits
Bitcoin is the most trusted crypto but will bitcoin generate profit also? the reason of investing someone would have is probably to generate profit. Investing in just a trusted coin is not enough. The coin has to have the potential of making a profit also. Buying just 1 or 2 BTC and keeping them would simply help you to save your money. but does it also make profit for you at this current bear market? If I were the one who has $10,000. I would definitely think more and make a better plan. Investing in a working business would be more attractive for me.

Bitcoin is becoming a reserve cryptocurrency, kinda like central banks for cryptos (decentral banks?).

Projects like Brave and BAT have much larger valuation potential since they're still small.

You can earn tons of BTC by entering the right project early on whereas just holding BTC might at most pay some interest.
183  Economy / Economics / Re: France, Spain and Belgium Ready For Hard Brexit on: April 05, 2019, 09:26:59 PM
Maybe this will get everyone to finally see how the FED and ECB really work?

Their system is basically to print money for bankers. Perhaps a big event like Brexit will be able to expose this system for what it truly is.
184  Economy / Economics / Re: 2018 the year of correction? on: April 05, 2019, 05:33:53 PM
As we witnessed a bearish year which lasted longer than the prediction and some people was it was the bad year for crypto but i feel it was a the year of correction as the value of crypto were overachieved at the end of 2017. Hence we are having a correction period to what the real value should had been? Kindly share your opinion.
2018 was the year of correction. All the bad coins vanished and the btc is strong considering that is still almost half of the value in the bull run.

That's right and now we've filtered the bad stuff and were left with awesome projects like Brave and BAT.

Most low quality projects were filtered though I can still see snake oil in the the top 100. The high quality ones will survive and gain amazing value in the long run.
185  Economy / Economics / Re: Hedge funds with public ROI? on: April 05, 2019, 04:14:25 PM
Wait.

Publishing this data is not mandatory in regulated funds? I think every registered fund must publish this?
186  Economy / Economics / Re: The bulls are back, bitcoin on the way to $5k on: April 05, 2019, 03:41:58 AM
i'm still a rookie for such prediction thing, but i'm guessing that the price will countinuesly grew up and interspersed with correction, you are right abaout the bull run is higher than ever, I agree with you, it's verry posibble to break 6000$ or even higher due the volume is so high and the chart is promissing. happy fomo

It gained 30% in just a few days.

Soon as the markets turn their eyes back to crypto it's probably gonna return to the ATH.

Could happen any moment now IMO. Most the bad news that drove it down has been dispelled in the past 15 months.
187  Economy / Economics / Re: Time for investment on: April 05, 2019, 03:36:22 AM
Go here CoinMarketCap.com. Pick any coins that are in the top 10. Study it and do some research since you are investing in it and you don't want to blame anybody else just because they told you to invest in some coins.

Always do a research before investing because your money is on the line here not ours.
before starting an investment with crypto currencies and altcoins, investors must understand and understand all the risks they get in their investments because in starting an investment in confidence and patience it is very necessary after that we see every opportunity to be used for coins later
we must prepare everything we need before start investing in crypto market.our capital not only money, but we still need to prepare another thing such as skill, emotion controlling and another else.

Same skills you need to invest in any area, not just crypto.

I see folks losing 100% capital in binary options, ordinary options and these gambling instruments get none of the fame some legacy investors attribute to Bitcoin and cryptos.

Some "regulated" derivatives are much more dangerous and risky than cryptos and the banks think those are ok.
188  Other / Off-topic / Re: Music bands on: April 05, 2019, 01:37:24 AM
Something about this guy that's awkward and awesome at the same time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRzGzRqNj58

A blast from the past for those over 30 YO here.
189  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Error 502 Bad Gateway on satoshibox.com on: April 05, 2019, 01:34:37 AM
Still down from here as well.

They decided to shut down just as BTC soars 30% in a week?  Huh
190  Economy / Economics / Re: Future of Bitcoins - What will happens to BTC on: April 05, 2019, 01:30:24 AM
in my opinion the price of bitcoin will go up over time, we can see from a variety of increasingly sophisticated blochain systems and also some countries have legalized bitcoin in their country, we just wait as america legalizes bitcoin in their country and it will explode.
bitcoin and other crypto currencies and all economic systems created using the development of time and technology so that I believe that with the development of the era and crypto currency technology will also experience development
Yes, the future of Bitcoin looks bright, because there are always many people who start investing, and it seems that Cryptocurrency is a profitable investment in this century, so the growth in BTC prices will increase.
It is too early to predict bitcoin in this early of the year we saw that bitcoin crashes in last year where in its price drops and now its price is slowly bouncing but it is not stable , probably if the demands from people and investors is high the price of bitcoin will surely going to skyrocket just like what happen in 2017 where its price suddenly goes high and many investors of bitcoin gains more profits.

I like how this year's price action seems more linear and more rational than 2017. Something tells me the third quarter could be an interesting time to be trading Bitcoin in 2019.
191  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Ongoing Civil War in U.S.A. corporation on: April 05, 2019, 01:27:10 AM
Please don't say it is the British, it is the City of London. That was used to turn the failing British Empire into a new financial empire, and it started with Cecil Rhodes and the Rothschilds vision of a Western eugenics programme.

Many of us in Britain want to escape from the yoke, hence the vote for Brexit.

What's the cryptocurrency scene like in UK right now?

Does the Leave camp see Bitcoin as an asset in this new cycle, with the UK outside the EU?
192  Economy / Economics / Re: Why is Inflation a Bad Thing? on: February 02, 2019, 11:01:43 AM
I'm pretty sure fiat is supposed to have inflation built into it in order to keep people spending rather than hoarding cash--and yeah, those two examples you gave are when it all goes wrong. 

The FED and other central banks need inflation because the system is a ponzi scheme. They keep printing money for themselves.

The system is designed to allow 15 bankers to print almost free money for themselves while 7 billion people work for them.

There's plenty of research and news about this. Look for the level of inequality this  ponzi scheme has created. A handful of families hold 50% of the world's wealth. These families are bankers who have the power to "print" money.

Cryptocurrencies bring transparency into the game. With cryptos the value is real, it's transparent, nobody can print money out of nothing.

Today the FED controls everything. Stock markets go up when the FED wants. It's no longer a real market, it's fake, everything depends on the FED printing more and more money.

193  Economy / Economics / Re: Will people come back to gold on: January 21, 2019, 02:52:41 PM
Crypto is much better than gold.

Instead of backing money up by some precious metal, it's backed by pure abstract math. It's the concept of the future.
194  Economy / Economics / Re: Just a friendly reminder.... on: January 18, 2019, 11:02:42 PM


It's a ponzi. Inflation is part of the system design.



The FED and their buddies are printing money again!! Guess what the stock markets do when the FED prints money!! You get magical stock market bull runs! Print money, buy stocks, stocks go up. What can go wrong?!

I'm not complaining! Bull markets are much easier to ride. Just buy every dip, then proceed to roll stop losses higher and higher into profit. The post-2008 stock market has been an endless gravy train.

Duh! You can't stop printing money in a ponzi scheme, stupid!

I don't doubt what you're saying, but I've also been hearing it for decades now. When will it actually collapse? Smiley


You can ride it until it blows up.

When will it collapse? As soon as growth is no longer exponential.

Like every ponzi scheme, it requires exponential growth of the user base in order to stay afloat. When production and/or human births and workforce no longer grow exponentially, the collapse is inevitable.

They can't print more money to pump the markets unless there's more people (slave workforce) to keep the system running.
195  Economy / Economics / Re: Just a friendly reminder.... on: January 18, 2019, 02:09:37 PM
The FED and their buddies are printing money again!! Guess what the stock markets do when the FED prints money!! You get magical stock market bull runs! Print money, buy stocks, stocks go up. What can go wrong?!



Duh! You can't stop printing money in a ponzi scheme, stupid!
196  Economy / Economics / Re: Just a friendly reminder.... on: January 18, 2019, 12:07:12 PM
By the way, how many of you made U$ 31 million last year?

https://www.businessinsider.com/jpmorgan-ceo-jamie-dimon-just-got-a-31-million-salary-2019-1
197  Economy / Economics / Just a friendly reminder.... on: January 18, 2019, 11:47:11 AM
...that your everyday money is toy money printed by bankers, for bankers.

Your entire professional existence revolves around getting paid in a little green token that bankers can print for themselves freely.


198  Economy / Economics / Re: Long Bitcoin Short Banks. on: January 16, 2019, 02:52:41 PM
Banks are so greedy that they are killing themselves. Bravo. They are helping Bitcoin so much, thank you.

I certainly hope you're right but I'm not holding my breath.

Banks have never lost a war. They bet on both sides and always win.
199  Economy / Economics / Re: USD will crash before BTC on: January 10, 2019, 10:57:30 AM
When I was New into crpto I used to get all worked up and restless each time I read this type of article and then start packing up .
I believe so many people are still like me now.
According to the article it says that use would crash before bitcoin.
The thing is I hardly believe 100% the prediction again because the volatility nature of Cryptocurrency has a way of making mess of the hard work of analysts.

Crypto volatility is due to low adoption.

When coffee, taxi, hotels, rent, groceries begin to be paid in Bitcoin it'll acquire a more stable value.

Someone at some point decided a coffee was worth a dollar. This wasn't magical, it was a natural market thing. Someone said gimme that dollar, here have your coffee. The same will happen for BTC soon.

Its Difficult not too agree with you!! but the financial world is just a puzzle always going to have its down time, just dont be cut on the wrong side

Or maybe this is just one warning we all need to heed. The world economy is a big thing you know.

Only a few people will say this and nobody will believe and then one day it will all turn out to be true.

Before 2008 several people warned that deregulation of subprime loans would lead to a crash. Clinton deregulated during his last days in office and during the Bush years this deregulation became a snowball. The rest is History.

How did they "solve" the banking heist? WE paid banks for their theft. We paid.

How did they get the economy to "grow" again? By printing money. Tens of trillions of money.

That's the new problem now, it's a ponzi scheme again. WE are paying again. Everyone's working ten times more than 30 years ago just to keep the same living standards.

10 to 20 years from now people will work 24x7 just to keep the ponzi scheme afloat. While the FED and friends continue to print money for the world's 15 richest families who control the other 7 billion people's money.

Why BTC will not crash together with USD?

Imagine USD crashes and is worth next to nothing. Why would you swap your BTC back for USD?
But, you could swap it for carrots at local farm to feed your family.
Can you imagine real BTC value if it's only thing (except Gold and Silver) that you can swap for food? It would be TREMENDOUS (in terms of purchasing power, not USD value).

(I'm not saying in this post that USD will crash or not)

The U$ value of BTC will surely become a mess during the crash but eventually people will begin to pay for daily stuff in BTC. Hey can I pay this month's rent in BTC? Sure! Can I pay for a week of groceries using BTC? Sure! That's when BTC becomes widespread and the USD slowly fades into the past.

Anything that is rare and which can be transferred easily can be used as currency. Gold is rare. Diamonds are rare. Bitcoin is rare.

FED-printed money is not rare. The FED prints as much of it as the bankers want.
200  Economy / Economics / Re: You were warned on: January 10, 2019, 10:47:49 AM
Remember 2008?

People lost their homes, cars, savings, some lost everything. Lots committed suicide, others got in to drugs or heavy drinking.

The 2008 banker heist destroyed thousands of lives and totally slowed down millions of others.

The corrupt system went and made YOU pay for their theft. The People paid the bill against their will, because no one chooses to pay tax.

Get ready for the new cycle

A lot of people have been trying to warn about what's going on now right under our noses.

The FED has printed over U$ 22 trillion since 2008. The only reason the markets went up is because the FED printed all this money to pump it up.

There is no economic recovery, there is no real growth. There is no demand for oil or gasoline which are the main fuel for the economy. Nobody's buying gas, it's building up in repositories. If nobody's buying gas, nobody's driving, products aren't moving, the economy is NOT growing. The only reason oil goes up is when OPEC agree to use their monopoly powers to cut production. There is no demand.

Same thing with the FED, there is no real valuation in the markets, the FED is simply helping their banking buddies pump the markets.

When the FED says "we'll stop printing money for just a bit" the markets crash 5% in one session. There is no real value.

Everyone's in denial right now

People are in denial. There is U$ 250+ trillion in debt floating around. Nobody's going to pay this debt.

The crash is imminent.

When it crashes there won't be time to get out.

What should I do then?

Pay up your credit card debt and any other debt immediately. You will be crushed if you're caught in debt when this new crisis arrives.

If you were planning on spending big on something new, reconsider.

Buy Bitcoin or gold or something that should survive the coming crash.

The banking system is one big ponzi scheme and if the economy slows down the crash is inevitable. The whole system is based on the premise of exponential growth. Growth upon growth, year upon year, quarter upon quarter of composite growth.

There is no way this can work. It's been pushed forward for 10 years now since the 2008 banking heist and now the signs are everywhere. The new crash is imminent. May happen now or in a year, you never know, but it's upon us.

When it happens, do not go to Wall Street with a camping tent and your hippie beard and pretend you weren't warned. "We are the 99%". No shit sherlock, the system is a ponzi meant to enrich the 1% not for you. You were warned.

If what you have said is true, then it would be good to invest in non tangeble products so we could not get totally affected by the upcoming crisis as what you stated. But these kind of warning would make people panic and could not think properly on what to do for the next to happen.

Avoiding debt, especially credit card, is a big step towards being safe during the upcoming crash. Banks will become desperate to keep their ponzi going and average Joes will be the ones to feel their credit sucking wrath.

There has been ample warning. People should think calmly about this. There is no way the world can continue sitting on hundreds of trillions of dollars of nonexistent value-less debt. It's a time bomb.

Hopefully, I am very happy that I find someone who shares the same opinion as I do.
I believe that the next crisis is near and it is inevitable. After these years of growth in the Stock Markets and the continuous increasing growth rate of the global economy, we should not overcome the fact that the bubble is gonna blow.
The best option that individuals have to do is to pay any debt and try to save their money value in assets that will not be affected by the crisis such as Bitcoin.

Happy to know that others have seen the truth as well.

I agree with you, gold and BTC will probably be the main reserves during the crash. Kind of ironic considering that this banking ponzi scheme took off precisely when they ended the gold standard.
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