there cant be a decentralised version of facebook only a different facebook, so jes people could be in various communities,
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Ich beobachte die Situation in Venezuela nun seit längerem. Ich scheue mich auch nicht davor, meine Meinung zu äußern, dieser ist wie folgt: Venezuela ist (eigentlich) ein reiches und wohlhabendes Land... Öl und Gold ohne Ende *gut, vielleicht bissl übertrieben* ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Die USA und all seine Mitesser sind ja bekannt. Sie wollen "Demokratie" exportieren und dafür das Öl und Gold des Landes importieren:) Bisher hat die USA erfolgreich "Demokratie" exportiert in den Irak, Iran, Syrien, Kuwait, Saudi Arabien, Lybien, Sudan... Da sind jetzt alle Post-Demokratische Länder dieser Welt:) Denen geht es allen super gut:)) Vor zwei Jahren hat die USA mit seinen Mitessern einen ähnlichen Putschversuch in der Türkei versucht. Sie werden es wieder versuchen - vielleicht auf eine andere Art und Weise demnächst, mal schauen. Aber in Venezuela sind die USA so frech und geben ihre kranke Gedanken ja öffentlich zu. So unverschämt ging ein Putschversuch ja noch nie ab. Was denkt ihr denn so, über die USA mit ihren Terroraktionen, ihrer Möchtegern-Weltpolizei-Gespiele? Juan Guaidó oder Nicolás Maduro? sind beide das gleiche, wollen beide die kontrolle über das bankenkartel in venezuel haben, was brings westlichen investoren? die ganzen millenials brauchen euros keine venezuela taler um sich dort eine zukunft aufzubauen, es ist egal wer gewinnt es wird weiter alles schlechter werden
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du kannst dir nicht vorstellen was für wellen auf uns zukommen, nach der brexit katastophe könnte usa uk in den kommunismus folgen, das hat weitreichende konsequenzen Die USA und UK werden kommunistisch? Ach Leute... ihr seid manchmal so köstlich. ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) kommunismus bedeuted das sie weltweit kaum noch einfluss haben und ihr communales territorium aufrechterhalten müssen, und deren banken um ihre finanzsoveränität communal begründen, als gegenteil zum z.b. der imperialen oder kaiserlichen souveräntität. das deutsche bankensystem aus der nazi zeit zerstört derzeit den euro.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXVEnxtZe_wproof: uk left european democracy france wants to leave european democracy bitcoin and crypto are controlled by private individuals, that run that cryptocurrency index. democracy and capitalism are split. BTC according to you, is capitalism. But why would a supporter of capitalism (economic decisions not run by a central authority) be opposed to democracy or a representative government? why isnt then the democracy the controler of money? and why isnt the supporter of btc not supporting the capitalism of the democracy then but the one of btc? First, I suppose, we should define democracy. Mob rule isn't something I value. The mob is fickle and violent. I prefer a constitutional republic with limitations upon what the government may or may not do. Democracy is a term best applied to government decisions. It does not apply, in the same way, to economic decisions. I don't have a vote in what you do with your money. Meaning that we (you, I and others) don't get together and decide what we will spend our money on - say going out to restaurants or buying a larger house - and our group decisions don't force the minority to accept the majority will. So the adoption of BTC is a personal choice - not a democratic choice. BTC is capitalistic because there isn't a central government running the show. But this doesn't mean that democracy (constitutional republic) and capitalism are at odds. contitution is worthless crap compared with the moneteray control of a nation, give me the controll of the financial system of a society and i dont care who makes its laws
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financial sovereignty is an asset that cant be shared, a worker can either work for capitalist A or Capitalist B, if the workers arent supposed to be masss available junk but human being with human rights, the capital that gives soverignty over those workers is limited and highly fought about
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXVEnxtZe_wproof: uk left european democracy france wants to leave european democracy bitcoin and crypto are controlled by private individuals, that run that cryptocurrency index. democracy and capitalism are split. BTC according to you, is capitalism. But why would a supporter of capitalism (economic decisions not run by a central authority) be opposed to democracy or a representative government? why isnt then the democracy the controler of money? and why isnt the supporter of btc not supporting the capitalism of the democracy then but the one of btc?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXVEnxtZe_wproof: uk left european democracy france wants to leave european democracy bitcoin and crypto are controlled by private individuals, that run that cryptocurrency index. democracy and capitalism are split.
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What nonsense are you spewing? The USD is the source of most evil in the world. Wake up already; what's the point of you being here if you're still under MSM manipulation?
Hyperbole doesn't help the cause of decentralized currency. The USD is no more the source of evil that is the ruble, the EU or the yuan, or any other fiat currency. There will always be a role for fiat. What's necessary is the creation (done) and spread of decentralized crypto currencies. What's best is for these cryptos to coexist with fiat and not be illegal. of course usd is main source of evil look what american banks invest in and what european banks invest in, or soviet banks invested in. What do US banks invest in that's evil compared to EU banks or Russian banks? This is a real question. All banks invest in whatever brings the most return including oil companies (I have no problem with that); gun companies (I have no problem with that), etc... What do US banks do that the others don't? they are investing in mainly american interests, thats useless for the majority of the world as usa has no geographic interest in the stability of the other part of the world we need a better more independent financial regime in europe and russia.
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What nonsense are you spewing? The USD is the source of most evil in the world. Wake up already; what's the point of you being here if you're still under MSM manipulation?
Hyperbole doesn't help the cause of decentralized currency. The USD is no more the source of evil that is the ruble, the EU or the yuan, or any other fiat currency. There will always be a role for fiat. What's necessary is the creation (done) and spread of decentralized crypto currencies. What's best is for these cryptos to coexist with fiat and not be illegal. of course usd is main source of evil look what american banks invest in and what european banks invest in, or soviet banks invested in.
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Too late, the rocket has reached orbit. Anyway I wonder if the rumors about Russia buying BTC are true.
nope they are not true russia is simply using btc and crypto to destroy usd and emberass the american banking cartel that calls itself liberal, onces that is done btc and the usd is gone and russia becomes financial centre
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Hey everybody, been a while since I have been around. I had a pretty poor experience with the last coin I worked on, but I want to try again! So, I have a website which basically functions as a coin index. Currently it pulls data from coinmarketcap, aggregates it together and divides by any divisor that is entered. There is also a decent amount of customization that is available. For example adding individual coins, organizing by market cap, organizing by token etc etc. Anyway I don't really know what to do with the site. I also don't have the time to work on it and promote it as much as I would like. Thats where you come in! I am really open to move this in any direction, either starting a token, monetizing the website, keeping it informational whatever. I really just want it to go to good use because frankly I think it is pretty cool. For anybody curious the website is https://daoment.com/the problem with cryptocurrencies is that, their value is determined by the cryptocurrency index.
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in socialism there is also capitalism, there was hate between socialists and nonsocialists because of the controll of the accepted financial system people never get enough money and power https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_rublecapitalism is root of evil and good, but capitalism divides society in poor and rich. those around the issuing financial centre are the winners and kings, those financially illeterate are the labour gulag in the usa these people are the rednecks the white trash and the hut rats.
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This guy is the worst, an ultra-statist. He's been anti-Bitcoin for at least a couple of years, since I've heard this stuff from him several times before, and he's also consistently anti-freedom in all other areas. Someone should set up a dark money nonprofit in his district with a mission of "educating voters about the problems with restricting freedom, such as banning cryptocurrencies" or something like that, and accept worldwide BTC donations.
he is a dollar statist, wants to empower the usd financial cartel
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This guy is the worst, an ultra-statist. He's been anti-Bitcoin for at least a couple of years, since I've heard this stuff from him several times before, and he's also consistently anti-freedom in all other areas. Someone should set up a dark money nonprofit in his district with a mission of "educating voters about the problems with restricting freedom, such as banning cryptocurrencies" or something like that, and accept worldwide BTC donations.
he isnt just a statist, the american banking cartel has not much to do with a social state since the soviet union is gone, the american banking cartel is simply just a scam run by that particular banking cartel and its billionaires. the upcomming trade war with china will reveal that its not really desired by the elite that the population is supposed to aquire themselves equity they simply want to controll the financial system this could then break both societies.
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you dont get what i am talking about the problem is that the economy hass massive surplus capacities which cant be used, because of the global trust system in those huge mega states, (eu china, russia, usa.)
There is no trust system in the real world. No one on the world arena is making something just because he trust some other country. The most obvious example Russia: with all those sanctions we see that neither US nor EU trust them and with the other sanctions everyone could be happy to stop buying their oil. And that waas not because they trust each other but because they have to cooperate. jes in the past it ran through the nobility system of muslims or christians, among muslims it was extremly bloody to answer the question who will be next money minter because all established leaders had so many wifes, among christians it was more stable but sometimes they where corrupt western banks are in a trust crisis because those that need the minting right have to have diverse skills and are no gambling specialised bankers. regards
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bad examples are EU, USA, China, Russia
all want to flood the market of the other one with easy to mass produce goods, like meat, wheat, electronics,
No one is trusting to flood anyone. Companies are selling as much as they can and getting their profits. If some hot country shouldn't struggle for its agricultural sector instead of buying what they need abroad? in order to keep the currencies value pairing high, but cant do that because they block each other off it,
No. No one needs to have an expensive currency. It is much easier to buy anything from russia while living in EU because for expensive EUR you would buy cheap russian rouble and cheap russian goods. The aim of the central banks is to keep their currency stable and sometimes slightly deflate it (for example up to 1% per year) in order to provide some advantage for its exporters. during the existance of the soviet time there where many directors with their own currencies in the soviet union who needed ressources for space exploration projects,
Comrade Satoshi is a grandson of a comrade Stalin. True. but stuff like that doesnt exist now. because everyone is just trusting into the central bank of those democracies.
You have to rely on your central bank simply because it is regulating the monetary policy of the entire country and not only printing money that are in your pocket. So even if everyone would issue his own cryptocurrency and those coins would grow to the high price everything would collapse simply because the real economy would degradate and people would return to the stone age. jes but the banks imprision the population and have a weird system to expand financial sovereignity, it gets incresingly broken look at europe especially southern europe it is in a crisis. because of the broken € financial system and i am saying that as a german you dont get what i am talking about the problem is that the economy hass massive surplus capacities which cant be used, because of the global trust system in those huge mega states, (eu china, russia, usa.)
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Decentralization is one of the greatest dreams of Satoshi looking at the how the blockchain technology and its immutable distributed ledger has been designed. Well it saddens my heart that the greed of men has led to the abusing of this freedom and liberty that Satoshi wanted us to have in the financial industry. Look at the way people are being scammed and robbed in broad day light just because crypto is embedded in anonymity and decentralization. I think we've all had it to the peak, how about we have some level of regulation with the activities in the crypto industry. Share your thoughts commrades.
thats a great ideal bitcoin is designed like the perfec decentralisation ninja star but after that purpose its harmful, chinese urban centeres suffer massively from bitcoin ressource waste.
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I doubt this was a mistake, it could have been a angry business who did this, am ruling out a possible external collusion. Anyway, the Russian government ought to have a back-up fund to cover for the losses. I hope this won't affected their economic and currency.
of course, euro is still a trusted currency especially among the hard working people in germany, so everyone pumps gas into it, germany, saudi arabia, russia, usa, to get funds out. usa and russia have thousandfolt the capacity to flood europe with food but thats not the issue its still the currency the population trusts in, although the euro banking cartel gets increasingly a fail
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in the developed world,
there are conflicts between states over how much stuff those states are allowed to sell to the other states, its not about giving ressources for projects anymore everything is about the belief system of the populations into their states,
bad examples are EU, USA, China, Russia
all want to flood the market of the other one with easy to mass produce goods, like meat, wheat, electronics,
in order to keep the currencies value pairing high, but cant do that because they block each other off it,
uk and their brexit has put them into a very bad trade negotiation situation the eu can flood them with meat or milk products while uk has to balance out with services.
a very exhausting situation.
but here is the big problem
during the existance of the soviet time there where many directors with their own currencies in the soviet union who needed ressources for space exploration projects,
but stuff like that doesnt exist now. because everyone is just trusting into the central bank of those democracies.
until we dont fix that we will continue to have a painful economic system
cryptos should offer tech coins so those projects could get a funding since world has such a huge surplus production, no one wants to sell surpluss us or european food into countries people arent trusted
regards
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It looks like the Russian crude production will remain affected for the next 2-3 months. The latest data indicates that the production has declined by more than 1 million barrels per day, which represents a revenue loss of $2 billion per month. Meanwhile, the lower range for the volume of contaminated crude that needs to be replaced was given at 37 million barrels.
are you excited about that? Why should I get excited about it? Being an Indian national, I am worried a lot. India imports more than 80% of its crude from abroad and any disruption in the production means that the prices will rise sharply. This can burn a big hole in the national exchequer and the inflation may rise. Also, I am worried about the environmental impact. Treating the contaminated crude is very expensive, and they may just decide to discard it. Now how you are going to discard hundreds of millions of barrels of crude oil? ah an indian, just thought, you see the mad picture, there is a trust crisis globally, usa and europe are in a conflict about who is allowed how much to sell to the other nation/society, while in other places people starve
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