fuck that guy
Who ? The artist I posted about just above your post ? He's a nocoiner ? |
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Somebody posted this artwork on reddit as an homage to Finney. https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/aevq8u/i_created_an_artwork_paying_homage_to_hal_finneys/ Repurposed credit cards sit atop a used bank safety deposit box.
Inside is a customized Casa Node allowing you to "run bitcoin.”
Embedded is Hal's signed card given to me by his wife Fran.
The WiFi-enabled node is adhered to only run when paired w/ the art.
The work is up for auction, 10 years after his famous tweet.
50% of the proceeds will go to the ALS Association Golden West Chapter who supported Hal during his battle w/ Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis.
A limited-edition of 100 signed and numbered prints on aqueous pigment fine art, semi-gloss archival rag are available here.
A heartfelt thank you to the Casa Inc. team for collaborating, to Fran, and of course to Hal for his important contributions in a space that means so much to so many of us. RIP
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Old news cf le thread de JU en scam accusation.
Pas vu. Et quelqu'en avait parle ici ? Non donc voila c'est fait. Je t'en prie mon loulou. |
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If there's no logical reason (lazyness, eating too much), go see a doctor.
Get some bloodwork done, it can be anything (liver, leaky gut, food allergies, hormonal issues, thyroid...).
If it's just about consuming more calories than burning them, just get on a diet (lower carbs, high protein, moderate good fats, no sugars, lots of water, greens...).
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username : kenzawak
thanks !
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Fake news a priori le truc avec la Russie, a moins qu'on ne parle d'autres 100 milliards. https://www.rbc.ru/economics/09/01/2019/5c36271a9a79472653e32608C'est en Russe mais avec Google Translator, ca donne ca : "La Banque centrale de Russie a révélé qu'au printemps 2018, elle avait transféré un cinquième des réserves internationales de dollars en euros et en yuans. ... Début avril, les États-Unis ont imposé les sanctions les plus sévères aux entreprises russes depuis 2014, notamment la liste des milliardaires russes Oleg Deripaska, Viktor Vekselberg, Suleiman Kerimov, les dirigeants de VTB et Alexey Miller et Andrei Kostin, plusieurs hauts responsables et responsables de la sécurité, ainsi que la liste des sanctions. Rusal Aluminium Giant et Renova Multi-Group. Immédiatement après, dans l'intervalle de deux mois, les investissements de la Russie dans les obligations du Trésor américain sont passés de 96 milliards de dollars à moins de 15 milliards de dollars. Le 9 janvier 2019, la Banque de Russie a annoncé que l'argent avait été retiré des titres du gouvernement américain et transféré à des éléments d'actifs en euros, en yuan et en yen. En particulier pour le deuxième trimestre 2018: La Banque centrale de Russie a réduit ses réserves en dollars de 101 milliards de dollars (de 201 milliards à 100 milliards de dollars); les réserves en euros ont augmenté d’environ 44 milliards de dollars (passant de 102 à 147 milliards de dollars); les réserves en yuan chinois ont augmenté de 44 milliards de dollars (passant de 23 milliards à 67 milliards de dollars); les réserves en yen japonais sont passées de zéro à 20,6 milliards de dollars" |
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It seems like this might be fake news according to this article which is in Russian : https://www.rbc.ru/economics/09/01/2019/5c36271a9a79472653e32608I don't speak Russian but from what I got with Google Translator, Russians have changed $100 Billions into Yuans, Yens and Euros. There was no plan of changing them into BTC (or is this about another $100 Billions ?) That's what Google Translator gave me : "The Bank of Russia has transferred $ 100 billion in yuan, yen and euros It became known, in which assets the Bank of Russia was transferred from the US government securities last year. About $ 100 billion of gold reserves were transferred to the euro, Chinese yuan and the Japanese yen. In April — May, Russia arranged for an unprecedented sale of US government bonds, getting rid of $ 81 billion worth of papers in two months. This happened immediately after the April round of sanctions against Russia's largest businessmen, including Oleg Deripaska and Viktor Vekselberg, their En +, Rusal and Renova companies. RBC wrote then that the Kremlin and the government are considering the toughest scenario of sanctions, including the disconnection of Russia from the interbank SWIFT system. Information about Russia's withdrawal from US Treasury bonds came from the US Treasury Department, which publishes monthly data on foreign investment in US government debt. But in which currency Russia shifted, it was unknown. Based on the information provided by the Bank of Russia, and the calculations of RBC for the second quarter of 2018: The Central Bank has reduced reserves in dollars by about $ 100 billion (from $ 201 billion to $ 100 billion); reserves in the euro increased by about $ 44 billion (from $ 102 billion to $ 147 billion); reserves in the Chinese yuan increased from the same $ 44 billion (from $ 23 billion to $ 67 billion); reserves in Japanese yen increased from zero to $ 20.6 billion " |
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And wait... There's some sh*t happening with Dembele too? He's like one of the biggest prospects in Europe with Pulisic imho. You sure it isn't just tabloid news...?  Oh no it's not tabloid shit, the guy gets fined almost every two weeks by Barca for arriving late in training or even not showing up at all. Even his teammates (i.e. Suarez) are getting tired of him. Dortmund are glad they got rid of him. The landlord of his apartment there actually filed a complaint against him because he left the place looking like a dump. He's just a stupid kid who thinks he can do anything he wants. He's very talented but so unprofessional. There is a documentary about the French team during the World Cup in which we see Deschamps criticizing him a lot for his immaturity. |
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trust me this thread isn't like the others.
I sure hope so ! Well I know so actually.  |
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According to a report from the Blockchain Transparency Institute (BTI), blockchain projects spent an average of $50,000 last year on listing fees. https://www.blockchaintransparency.org/"Based on information we’ve received from many tokens in the space, the average project spent over $50,000 this year in listing fees from exchanges on our Advisory List. This adds up to an estimated $100,000,000 stolen in 2018 from the crypto ecosystem.. and with over 50 exchanges wash trading over 95% of their volumes, this is a 500K a year scheme, with some exchanges making over one million dollars this year just from collecting these fees. We advise any token project to contact us regarding any exchange requesting large listing fees, especially those on our Advisory List. Many of these exchanges exist solely to collect these fees while their bots run their exchanges. We also have data on fair listing fee costs for exchanges which are not using wash trading bots. We’ve had reports on fees ranging from 2BTC up to 75BTC. " |
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But where is the connection between tobacco shops and cryptocurrency sales?  Tobacco shops don't just sell cigarettes lol. They sell lottery tickets, newspapers, chewing-gums, stamps, postcards... |
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Manchester United has been linked with Persic and Koulibaly, the former makes no sense to invest in but the latter is definitely needed.
Koulibaly is one hell of a player, probably in the top 3 CDs right now. If he goes, it won't be cheap for MU (more than 100M). But he would definitely solve a lot of their problems. |
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@CryptoZombi00 Ah mais j'en ai aussi... et j'en ai repris ce matin apres les -16% des 24h precedentes.  |
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