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281  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The Relationship between social media and Bitcoin on: June 28, 2023, 04:28:16 PM
It's about Power. You need a lot of it to influence the price of Bitcoin thesedays.

It's not really the social media. It's actually about a person or people with sufficient Power to influence the price of Bitcoin/crypto. They are the people you need to watch or observe to see how their words, deeds, mood, etc can actually influence price. How many of such people are active or popular on social media? Most likely zero. The owners of the social media wouldn't like them as they are typically independent minded, do not speak like the crowd, have high knowledge and understanding, hence could be suppressed, suspended or banned. The media owners could only give them that privilege in order to take advantage of their Powers.

If the media owner hope to utilize the power of Bitcoin/crypto users to power up the price, it will need just one or few people with sufficient power. The powers of the collective or a majority of Bitcoin/crypto people with little to no power won't be sufficient. They probably need to be trillions × trillions in number to be enough.  It requires enormous amount of Power that can only be found in people you could consider the real Heads who are gifted with really high IQ. They are incredibly few in number and are people with gift of light from the CREATOR of the Universe... The brighter their lights the higher the Power
282  Economy / Services / Re: Seeking Developers for Collaborative Project on: June 28, 2023, 09:38:42 AM
Hope to hear from you on what rules/standards the reputation  or ratings system will be based on. Basing them on the right rules/standards is one of the best ways to create a reliable rating system, which should also be evidence-based rating system, otherwise fools could give whatever ratings they want without reliably proving that the ratings are deserved.
If you want people to reliably rate for example Cryptocurrency Exchanges based on how decentralized & blockchain-friendly they are, you could have a list of criteria, rules or standards they will need to follow while rating. The list could say rate from 1 to 100% How decentralized an exchange is, 2. How transparent is it, 3. How privacy/anonymity friendly it is , 4.How immutable it is, 5. How permissionless/trustless it is etc... The raters then rate accordingly, for example exchange1 gets 30% rating under Decentralized (which means it's 30% decentralized) , with proofs why the exchange deserves 30%,   40% under Privacy, with proofs, etc.  If any issue is observed in the ratings anyone can downvote them with proofs why the exchange deserves more or less than 30% under decentralized, or 40% under privacy. Everyone is free to check for issues in the ratings until no issue is found.  And you can have a ranking mechanism to rank up best raters. The higher ranks should have more power and stronger effect on the rating system.
283  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Being Knowledgeable before Bitcoin investment is very Good on: June 27, 2023, 04:44:03 PM
Only true knowledge for success in your Bitcoin investment can help. Google is not the best place to source for it due to its ranking method.
True knowledge tend to be hidden or scarce, and can be found on this forum if you search diligently, by yourself. Searching by yourself is important because no one will likely reveal it to you even though it's known. It's a treasure people preferred to be hidden.
So, look for someone on this forum whose prediction is always accurate, and follow his/her Bitcoin investment advice. But note he is a very religious person who completely relies on the CREATOR of the Universe for success in his predictions.
284  Economy / Economics / Re: After Making Money In Bitcoin, How is Black Tax Affecting You Economically? on: June 27, 2023, 03:42:02 PM
Run your family like business. Fund things that are profitable and necessary. Your success will prove you deserve the money you earn from crypto.
Typically, rewards or money should be going mostly to people who deserve them. They will be put into good use and multiplied by wise decisions.
285  Economy / Economics / Re: Is it painless to control a multitude??? on: June 27, 2023, 10:12:00 AM

I will use the government sector as an example whenever I see a leader I do believe that it is not comfortable for him all the time, you may  always see him smile in public but the hardships he is encountering can be destructive, taking about our leaders in the country most of the moments thing may go hard on them but they still take uptheire responsibility as a superintendent of thatcountryy to protect and provide for them, let me use my self as an illustration when I was younger I thought that when someone is been chosen as a head
 thatmeansn he is wealthy and riches and powerful and will live a life of no suffering in his generation  but it was more than that, one can have this material thing but still not have it all, most of the time this word is a called corruption
Closing our eyes for us to see this little thing.



It should be abit easy for them as they are controlled, or they are always told what to do like animals in zoo... then they pretend to be in charge when speaking to the media and others. ... It's more like being a conveyor belt for a pre-planned work in a system. The one who planned the work is in the dark watching the activities of his salves/leaders. The moment the leaders start doing things on their own it becomes really difficult and dangerous for them. The system typically fights back without mercy.
286  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Lost coins redistribution on: June 26, 2023, 07:35:08 PM
I don't think it's a good idea to assume they are lost. We should instead assume they are not lost no matter how long they stay unmoved. This is part of what keeps the Bitcoin system trustworthy.   Could even affect the potential use of Bitcoin for inheritance transfer via timelock. Imagine locking your coins for your grandchildren which you set to automatically unlock when they become adults, only for the coins to be stolen in the name of block reward.
There is already a more moral way the network can benefit from lost coins... Everyone else's coin increase in price due to reduced supply of coins that can be spent.
287  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Do you think it's still wrong selling properties for Bitcoin? on: June 23, 2023, 04:23:39 PM
I am this close to making double of my money yesterday when I looked at my Bitcoin wallet, this was the Bitcoin I bought at 17k with two acres of farm lands I sold in 2022, I still feel very happy right now because of my decision, I believe that some risks are worth taking and mine is paying off, some people tried to talk me out of this, if I have keep the lands yes it could grow big in future, but the fastest growth of Bitcoin is far more enticing for me.

I am not trying to tell anyone to sell their properties to buy Butcoin, I have more lands that's why I am able to sell for Bitcoin, I think it's wrong having a land or two and sell because of Bitcoin, but if you have more, it's going to worth the risk, nothing grows insanely well like bitcoin does.

I am excited to see how 2024 and 2025 will play out, tell me, is anyone taking such risks with Bitcoin investment? Do you think I went too far selling something as valuable as lands?





Not wrong for people who know what they are doing. It seems you knew what you were doing considering you said you didn't sell everything to invest in Bitcoin, and also bought when the price was quite low. I would say you actually did minimize risk by making these two important conscious/unconscious decisions.
Another important thing to consider is whether you were just lucky or actually knew what you were doing. Your subsequent Bitcoin investment decisions will likely prove this. If you continue to make the right decision then it's unlikely luck.


By the way, it would be worth selling lands for Bitcoin that is held and used the right way. That's where the value really is.
288  Other / Off-topic / Re: Universities still refuse to apologize for promoting violence against me! on: June 23, 2023, 09:24:52 AM
There are several reasons a minority could be hated by a larger group in a community, one of which is if the minority is not like the majority or if the minority promotes something that is contrary to the belief of the majority that it thinks is harmful. In such case, the larger group would try to capture or destroy the minority through hate. It's important to stay strong as if nothing happened and try to be empathetic by understanding that the group is just fighting to survive... And your sadness makes them feel better. You could show them love at this point to assure them you aren't a danger.

One of the easiest ways the majority would try to capture the minority is to continue to hate them until the minority bubble/defense is destroyed, it then becomes subject to the majority.. and begins to behave like the group.
The solution is to have a stronger defense by constantly feeding and refreshing one's self with Christian Holy Bible (Book Of Psalms, Mathew, etc) and staying healthy. The Words in the books will fight for the victim and arrest the trouble makers


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289  Economy / Economics / Re: extrinsic value on: June 22, 2023, 09:36:36 AM
1 usd = 1 usd
1 bitcoin = 1 bitcoin
1 peach = 1 peach

Only one of these has extrinsic value
Only one of these will keep you alive


You could die of malnutrition or poverty.
You'll need a currency to exchange for things you need, even in times of crisis, or you go the old fashion way by getting as many peaches as you can to barter for things you need.

In times of crisis or scarcity, no one will want a currency that is inflationary as that could worsen the crisis. The obvious solution is with a deflationary currency that can help curtail overspending, encourages savings and productivity.
The nice thing about currency like Bitcoin is that it work best in times of crisis. It's mobile/nomad friendly, which could allow some groups of people to settle anywhere that is conducive for productivity, and to exchange what they produce with one another either with physical bitcoins without internet or virtual bitcoins via internet, possibly connected to safe and decentralized satellite system. So, I think the nomads should always move around with survival gadgets like those that allow for satellite connections. This can help them survive better than moving around the world with peaches or fiats.
290  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin and cash are more important than ever. on: June 21, 2023, 04:19:05 PM
Well, Bitcoin will only help when used correctly. With it you'll most likely be guaranteed privacy on a possible privacy-friendly p2p decentralized Investment Network, even if your private info is collected. The decentralized Investment Network could have fellow participants who do businesses in UK on alternative UK or Global bond, which you can safely patrionize.   Otherwise a company could just allow transactions with Bitcoin on centralized platform that ends up demanding for your private information which could be viewed by anyone who controls the centralized platform.  

If it becomes necessary to provide one's private information on a decentralized Bitcoin investment Network, it will most likely be handled in privacy friendly manner, probably by the system bot simply confirming that the information provided matches with your real ID without revealing it to anyone else.   I think sometimes it may be necessary to provide such private information, but what matters is whether it's accessed and handled safely.

In regards to using cash, that depends on the kind of cash it's about (Physical fiat or physical Bitcoin?) . Don't forget who owns the fiat system. They could request for your private inform from the intermediary when you go to pay with cash by making it part of their licensing agreement. So using the fiat system to preserve privacy is not viable long-term. And it can't be decentralized unlike Bitcoin.
291  Other / Off-topic / Re: How did the Chinese crack SHA? on: June 21, 2023, 08:59:56 AM
Private keys, passwords, etc are as secured as the laws that protect them and how responsible or morally upright the owners are.
China or US can't do anything bad about the security without consequences unless the owners rights are nolonger enforceable because of doing something wrong that leaves their security vulnerable.

292  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: If Bitcoin is legalized, a dream of mine would come true on: June 20, 2023, 03:57:48 PM
Technically Bitcoin is legal in your country as long as it does not violate any Natural/Moral law which all just laws are built on. If a law says it's illegal it most likely unjust or evil law. It's actually impossible to ban it legally as that will mean violating the fundamental/natural laws of which all just laws are derived from.

Nevertheless, to safely buy & sell with Bitcoin in lawless society you'll need to do it according to the principles Bitcoin is built on and you will be naturally protected as long as you aren't a criminal... And that would also mean taking advantage of the natural laws of which every moral national law is built on
293  Other / Off-topic / Re: let me rephrase. I do not hate woman generally. on: June 20, 2023, 10:44:21 AM
None of my thread have any elements of hatred, I choose my words carefully and I even go as far as making sure I would not get carried away by narratives and begin to talk bad about woman.

In facts I love woman, and treat them with respect just like a gentleman, I do not ever once beat a woman in my entire life.

However I mainly dislike some married guys and their daily routine, due to them being the breadwinner to the family, they have to go out and hunt for foods, obviously they have to go out and fight another man like me, and get my foods, this is something I dislike, but I do not hate them, because since the dinosaur age, men has been designed to kill each other to survive,  it is just as barbaric as it sound.

finally, make peace!



In regards to the bolded, It's actually an age when dumb and violent people roam the earth because they have no light in them. It can also happen in this age, even to modern people.
It always happens at some point in time in human history when the Earth's or humans protective shields have become weakened exposing themselves to the instability and chaotic nature of the great "cosmic darkness" that surrounds the shield.
The shield is overwhelmed when humans repeatedly violate the natural laws designed to keep society sane and moral. The shield also helps keep the outerspace dark energy or "aliens" from entering your world. So, they understood that to breach it and takeover they have to get the humans to violate the laws.
294  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What makes Bitcoins valuable? on: June 19, 2023, 05:03:44 PM
Its features or principles, coupled with the fact that it requires hard work to earn contribute greatly to its value. People greatly value things that are natural, durable, attractive, uncommon, unique, genuine, hard to create, useful, etc.
Bitcoin has inbuilt characteristics of nature with rights that are natural to humans & living things which any sensible human would value in a world rapidly developing with things that are artificial and contrary to the natural rights.
295  Other / Politics & Society / Re: the point of having high IQ? on: June 19, 2023, 08:57:09 AM
— IQ = Knowledge to solve problems.
— High IQ = more Knowledge to solve problems properly
— Low IQ = less Knowledge to solve problems properly


— Knowledge = Light to see
— High Knowledge = more Light to see
— Low knowledge = less Light to see


— Light = the right information that eliminates ignorance.
— The More the Light the better. The Less the Light the more the problems like disease, hunger, poverty (inability to take care of ones needs), confusion, etc




*How To obtain Light: Consume enough good or holy information/foods only, and trust them to guide/help you.

* How To dim or quench the Light: Consume bad information/foods and trust them to guide/help you
296  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is Bitcoin(decentralization) the end for utopia? on: June 16, 2023, 04:18:30 PM
Is Bitcoin the final form for humanity?
Decentralization has long been dreamed by all different social models, is there another step to be taken?
Can humanity (humans) learn to hang on and manage their finances?
Or is Bitcoin an experiment to show that we're not capable of managing our own belongings and do require central authority?

It's more than just controlling your Bitcoin/assets. It's about decentralization of power to avoid abuse.
The Bitcoin Model is actually necessary for the survival of  humanity and proper functioning of human society. The model exists in nature, for example the human cells. They are more like billions of little humans, each having  a copy of the "Blockchain" in form of DNA for checking and balancing the decisions other cells make for the body/system. They are quite similar when compared with the Bitcoin system. The humans/nodes are more like cells having copies of the Blockchain to check and balance the activities of others within the Bitcoin system. The Blockchain is record of information chained vertically to one another similar to the DNA. Get a picture of a DNA and compare it with the Blockchain and you may be amazed. Every cell within the body has a copy of the DNA just like every node/human within the Bitcoin system should a copy of the Blockchain. That's how things are supposed to be in nature and human society. The current centralized model of the Fiat system is artificial and dangerous/evil. Nature seems to value decentralization especially in an imperfect world. It's dangerous to hand over your power, rights, assets, etc to centralized power in such a world. Unfortunately, the world currently does it because it's in deep sleep, dead or enslaved.
297  Other / Off-topic / Re: Do you drink alcohol? on: June 16, 2023, 09:18:15 AM
Drinks is so good In calming the mind


Not every alcoholic drink is good. The good ones are those made naturally from natural foods, drinks, fruits etc. The synthetic ones are not good for you. *Synthetic are basically the natural that has been altered or reproduced wrongly, making them artificial and harmful to humans or nature.


* It's important to also note that the natural ones must be consumed in moderation, only when necessary and must not abused/misused.
298  Other / Archival / Re: No panic while holding my Bitcoin on: June 15, 2023, 04:30:16 PM
Well, I would've agreed if this is hinge on something that will never fail us but it's not at all. There is absolutely no guarantee that price will keep going up unless the prediction is based on something that guarantees that.

Anyway, I'm basing mine on the Only Thing that can never fail which is the CREATOR of the Universe. I believe strongly HE will reverse the price and keep it going up. No past price action, "rich" person, government agency can prevent that or make things go his/its way. I have seen non who succeeded. They are cloud without water, making empty promises and weak threats and they probably think it's working when price reacts to how it's "programmed" to react to factors they probably knew about after reading about them on Bitcoin Master comments. It's like having an idea when it will rain due to the behavior of the clouds then you tell your juju men to scatter ashes in the air and announce to millions of your decieved slaves that it will rain today or tomorrow. When it does rain they give credit to you instead of the CREATOR who caused it to rain. To avoid any embarrassment, they get more juju men to say it won't rain, so that if the former fails the latter will bring them the credit. That's how incredibly deceitful they are. This is why we choose to be very precised with our predictions. Credit must always go to the precised Predictions.

Well, it's clear the current sentiment is very pessimistic, both on social media, and this forum. This is when Bitcoin Master typically steps in. It's just abit unfortunate that some gods are already giving baseless assurance of a coming dominance, at a time Bitcoin Master hopes to pray to the CREATOR for price increase and then move it up.  These are clogs in the wheel of progress that should be checked. Nevertheless, for the sake of being consistent with our method, we will move the price up and this will be based on something everyone in cryptospace can use as proof of consistency. For example, "he was the first to say this or that and the market is reacting accordingly", the credit automatically goes to the ONE who deserves or did it.
299  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: BVM Emerges: Unleashing the Power of Bitcoin on: June 15, 2023, 09:54:06 AM
Do we need to mine this emerging garbage coin?
How many were pre mined?

What I wanna know, is someone in control of the supply and the chain or not?

If they are, then it's a garbage like any other, if they are not, then it's also another type of garbage like any other.

I really don't understand the meaning of smart contracts if they are being controlled by some third parties.


We don't really need to over-emphasize that. A serious developer who wants his/her sidechain or layer2 solution to be taken seriously or become part of the Bitcoin Network must build according to the Bitcoin principles otherwise it will be treated as foreign body.

I hope Op ideas is according to what was proposed on Bitcointalk last month... which is Sidechains/Multichain Network abit similar to Lightening Network but more decentralized and advanced. With that, Bitcoin users can transfer their bitcoins from the Mainchain to the Sidechain Network and have them locked in some sort of smart-contract, then the native coin/token of the Sidechain which is equal to 1 Bitcoin in price is automatically printed and given to the users to use on the Sidechain. Tokens printed for users is equal to the amount of Bitcoin they have locked on the Sidechain network. Once they are done using the tokens, users final balance is calculated and automatically deducted from locked Bitcoin then transfered to the Bitcoin address on the MainChain.


It's very important that users of all kinds are able to run full nodes og the sidechains, that's part of the reasons I want it to be a Multichain Network
300  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What happens if pools try to maximize fees by congesting the network? on: June 14, 2023, 04:20:24 PM
I think someone or people who are smart enough to to control that much hash rate won't be too dumb to know that this won't be economically viable long-term unless they aren't motivated by profit but to attack the network.
If that happens, many "customers" will likely go somewhere else where transaction is cheap or stop using the network all together and demand will reduce making the transaction fees to become low again... This could happen in just two weeks. Will they be willing to risk more than 1month of low demand for just 2weeks of illegally hiking the fees?
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