You made several good points in your reply to the other message, but I'd just like to ask : couldn't the people sending money to these addresses be held liable in the US?

If people are caught trolling sanctioned BTC addresses wouldn't the US government simply consider it some form of complicity?

I find it kind of amusing that people would troll the govt like this using the power of cryptos to send money anywhere, but when cryptos are finally regulated wouldn't this be considered illegal?

Good point about fractional reserve.

It's even worse than the FED printing all that money (which would be insured by the FED), it's private banks emitting debt based on money that doesn't even exist!

And, just as you implied, the markets depend on QE. The FED controls the markets.

What are the hacker addresses?

Again, just look at the FED debt balance sheet and the stock market curve.

They're nearly identical.

A few words from the FED the past few weeks were enough to crash the markets.

The FED controls the markets. That's the whole point.

We discussed a inflation compensated chart on the previous page.

Note how similar it is to the FED debt balance sheet.

Inflation doesn't happen if the money never reaches The People.

That's their end game. They don't really give a flying $$$$ about anything else.

They've been able to push a new 2008 farther and farther into the future by printing more money and generating debt for future generations.

It's a ponzi.




Notice how they're desperate about profits and corporate growth? If exponential growth stops, the whole system collapses.

World debt is sitting at over 200 trillion dollars right now. The truth is nobody will ever pay this debt.

The FED is cutting a few trillion U$ in its balance sheet, that won't make a dent. World debt is over 10 times multiple of USA's GDP.

Either they'll start a war or cause some other calamity in order to be able to "forget" this debt under some new Bretton Woods agreement.

OP you will likely have to sell your land for fiat money and then exchange that for cryptos.

I don't know how your legislation works, but where I'm from the notary will only register the land in someone else's name if they can provide full banking proof of payment.

Banks will not emit this proof in cryptocurrency.

Therefore if your system is anything similar, then you'll need to finish the transaction in fiat and then buy Bitcoins.

Agree 100%. IMO Trump will go with number 1 to get reelected. If he does indeed take on the FED he'll go down as the bravest American President ever. Nobody fucks with banks.


I'm keeping my hopes up that Trump can at least bring public attention to the FED. If more people become aware of the FED's existence and what the FED really does then maybe in the future The People will do something about it.


You're absolutely right. The way to get crypto to fix the current financial mafia system is to get widespread adoption. We need shops, gas stations, landlords and other daily necessity providers to accept cryptos. Then things will begin to shift.

I also think the only way out of this current situation will be for them to print even more debt and screw us even more. Millenials and later generations are screwed, they'll work 20X more than earlier generations just to make up for the monetary theft by bankers.

Maybe you should provide some logical/factual/data-based arguments instead of just blanket dismissing everything I posted?


It's not me "putting it", it's real and it is called Quantitative Easing.

https://money.cnn.com/2018/07/31/investing/stocks-market-federal-reserve-qe/index.html

https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/021015/how-does-quantitative-easing-us-affect-stock-market.asp


Yes the FED does "print money".


Hmm ok.

Because your money source and theirs are different.

When the resources finally reach you so you can invest them, you've worked for it and so on. By that time they've already bought the markets cheaply.

You make a few hundred percent in a lifetime of disciplined investing. They make a few hundred percent in a year (or much less, in some cases even overnight).


This is what I picture you doing right now: "Ahoy there Cotton Eye Joe come over here take a look at this foreigner, sayin our good ol FED's all rigged up. You gotta problem boy?"

Judging by what we've seen in the past few weeks, especially the past few days, the volatility is just crazy.

Also how Trump is publicly taking on the FED is unprecedented in US Presidents history. Is something big about to happen?

That's the catch. It's out of reach for you.

You don't have access to this bonanza because you're not a beneficiary of the nearly free printed money.

The big banks receive the cheap loans from the FED, those are the only people who can benefit from this system.

These folks:

https://www.forbes.com/sites/steveschaefer/2014/12/03/five-biggest-banks-trillion-jpmorgan-citi-bankamerica/#7c11354bb539

Or these:

https://www.theguardian.com/inequality/2017/nov/14/worlds-richest-wealth-credit-suisse

If the cheap FED money were available for everyone to benefit from, you'd get price inflation. The secret to all this is to keep all that money out of our reach.

I see what you did there!

A friend introduced me in 2012 or so.

He bought thousands of BTC then, I didn't. I thought it was crazy.

We lost contact and I always wondered whether he was a multi-millionaire by now.

Just a few weeks ago I got word that he sold all his BTC when they doubled in price. At least that's what he told everyone around him  

These rumours have been floating around for months now.

It's practically impossible for India to keep Bitcoin banned. What they're likely doing is just delaying mass adoption while they implement taxation over BTC.

Sure but to be honest we could probably question this from any military profession anywhere. If people saw combat somewhere, then there's a chance they may have killed someone.

If a worldwide economic crisis makes people start to send each other bitcoin to pay for stuff, then maybe there's a chance we can escape the banking ponzi scheme we're all living under.

All it takes for Bitcoin to become worldwide currency is for landlords to accept it as payment, food stores, restaurants, gas stations. Soon as everyone starts accepting Bitcoin for payments, the government will need to adapt.

For the time being people are still locked up in the fractional reserve banking ponzi scheme. Everyone works their entire lives for bankers.

People need to understand the FED ponzi scheme.

If people understand that they work 9-5 for 40 years just to make up for the FED freely printing money for their banking buddies while 99% of the world works for them nearly for free, that's when the value of a fixed inflation currency will appear.