@_MG_ 10 hours ago
2018 day 2 - 6 million cell tracking & spying devices have accidental backdoors.
2018 day 3 - Basically every internet attached device with a processor has an accidental backdoor.
Let's keep the pace up for the rest of the year!
ha bleeding ha. 'accidental' my arse
I don't know 20 prgramming languages like some weirdos around here but I know 3. What I find funny is that none of the ultra nerds or white/black hats I know seem to trust hardware wallets at all. This is another reason I see BTC as retarded, trying to store your life savings in it is always going to be dangerous as hell. People like the Gavinator used to tell people it was dangerous because it was, but now people pretend it's safe when nothing has really changed. I guess they think a Vitalik will roll back the chain. |
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Bitcoin
old enough to be an Islamic bride
^And this is how you can tell he's a jew shill, he tries pushing cultural marxism garbage non-stop and claims criticizing jews is "racism", but has no problem pulling complete double standards against enemies of his evil Jewish cult (enemies meaning anyone who is not jewish or doesn't want to be ruled or extorted by jews). |
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Now you have these guys like Adam Back and Coblee making nonsensical comments claiming that bitcoin is proof of stake and mining doesn't even matter. [...]
I really don't understand your interpretation of those tweets: they are not talking about PoS. Instead of admitting bitcoin failed because it's designed to centralize, they claim control of the protocol rests with nodes and whatever miners do doesn't matter, aka proof of stake - except nodes can be sybiled so what they're saying makes zero sense. They're advocating a completely nonsensical explanation of how they think bitcoin should work instead of just admitting it failed. |
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How long until the general populace figures this out? but for example, in roach's eyes, even bitcoin is a scam, sooo....
It doesn't take a genius to know the whitepaper didn't even make sense when he's making claims like "one cpu one vote" when that was never the case even from day one when Satoshi himself was mining with an entire computer lab. There's only two real ways to look at bitcoin, either as a failed experiment that claims to be decentralized but is designed to centralize, or as a trojan horse to get everyone into a cashless society tracking grid. Now you have these guys like Adam Back and Coblee making nonsensical comments claiming that bitcoin is proof of stake and mining doesn't even matter. The quotes just highlight the fact bitcoin is a failed experiment but they're obssesed with preventing it from dying as it should so we can all go back to actual decentralized money like physical silver, gold, and even copper. Since all of this garbage is designed to centralize, the only thing that will survive in this sector is federated chains (or chains that are federated where people lie and claim they aren't until the lies stop working). Working on and hyping federated chains is just working to help govt and bankers enslave humanity.   |
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but for example, in roach's eyes, even bitcoin is a scam, sooo....
It doesn't take a genius to know the whitepaper didn't even make sense when he's making claims like "one cpu one vote" when that was never the case even from day one when Satoshi himself was mining with an entire computer lab. There's only two real ways to look at bitcoin, either as a failed experiment that claims to be decentralized but is designed to centralize, or as a trojan horse to get everyone into a cashless society tracking grid. Now you have these guys like Adam Back and Coblee making nonsensical comments claiming that bitcoin is proof of stake and mining doesn't even matter. The quotes just highlight the fact bitcoin is a failed experiment but they're obssesed with preventing it from dying as it should so we can all go back to actual decentralized money like physical silver, gold, and even copper. Since all of this garbage is designed to centralize, the only thing that will survive in this sector is federated chains (or chains that are federated where people lie and claim they aren't until the lies stop working). Working on and hyping federated chains is just working to help govt and bankers enslave humanity. |
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Anyone who has 2.5 billion dollars and is still actively playing slot machines trying to acquire more money has a mental disorder. Bitcoin is not a pro-freedom movement either, so dumping money in this shit is not some humanitarian effort. It's a completely centralized, non-fungible, govt tracking system for fucks sake that's just going to help central bankers "de-cash" civilization and further their control grid in the end.
If you were actually trying to do a humanitarian effort, you would attempt to blow up the Comex and LBMA scam by taking physical delivery of large amounts of silver (because it's way harder to move the gold market). People will regain freedom by using physical metals. They're not getting anything but enslavement out of bitcoin in the end.
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Were all traders here though.
I'm not sure you can even consider this market "trading", more like attempting to analyze which way the scam is going:  |
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What I'm saying is nobody admits they were wrong when they say an alt is garbage and isnt going anywhere but then it rises 10,000% instead.
Nobody was wrong. The more centralized a coin is, or the bigger a scam it is where they just print coins out of thin air, the more incentive and easier it is for the scammer who controls it to pump. Especially when you can create coins out of thin air (Ethereum, Ripple, any pre-mine coin) and then send those coins to Poloniex and use as margin collateral. That's 100% fraud. The idea a valueless imaginary token can be used as collateral for anything is a joke. Also, if bitcoin wasn't completely centralized the price would probably be lower because there's less incentive for scammers to pump it. |
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r0ach jew theory confirmed: |
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I wouldn’t be surprised if Roach came out in favor of XRP. He’s a lunatic in every other sense.
No real difference in any of these coins. They're all designed to centralize, some just obfuscate how they're centralized better than others. They're generally all permissioned ledgers due to not being fungible also. The transactions are not blinded and at any second the mining or stake cartel can just say HAHA FAGS, we're not processing your transaction and declare you a terrorist. Good luck moving your coins ever because even if North Korea processes it, the G7 will flag them! And we don't allow tumbled coins with no origin either! |
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Gold and silver do appeal to survivalists/preppers.
I'm not a fan of Martin Armstrong because he seems to shill for the federal reserve after going to prison, but his description of metals is "a hedge against government". What is bitcoin supposed to be a hedge against? The cuckchain operates on govt infrastructure and is basically a centralized tracking system for the govt to monitor all your activities and rape you. Oops, I think we just discovered why bitcoin exists. |
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People who run the bitcoin forum trying to argue with me claiming Exter's pyramid is somehow defunct. As you can see, it's obviously not. I will file this under "things bitcoin shills tell themselves": The r0ach report 31: Of the numerous lies people make up to try and pump bitcoin, this is the worsthttps://steemit.com/bitcoin/@r0achtheunsavory/the-r0ach-report-31-of-the-numerous-lies-people-make-up-to-try-and-pump-bitcoin-this-is-the-worst"Exter is dead. His pyramid is defunct."
The idea of Exter's pyramid does not require him to be alive nor is the idea deprecated. Exter's pyramid is simply the end of the line financial asset in which no other assets leap frog as a store of value. For instance, if someone believes the bitcoin market has topped out and the gold and silver market have topped out as well, NOBODY is going to hold bitcoin and will immediately dump the bitcoin for metals because bitcoin inherently will always have a vastly higher risk profile.
Just like Theymos said the other day, people just assume SHA256d might be secure. Metals do not give a fuck about if SHA256d is secure or not. It requires a black hole hitting the planet to black swan metals. Bitcoin has too many black swans that can blow it up to count. This is why bitcoin shills hate the word Exter's pyramid; they know bitcoin cannot compete on Exter's pyramid, thus making bitcoin just a pump and dump - a place gamblers go trying to get yield from imaginary, valueless tokens by scamming others into accepting their imaginary IOUs.
Just like I said a thousand times before, the further you abstract money away from barter, the bigger a scam it is. Using a physical commodity as money is the closest thing you can get to barter without being barter. The fact bitcoin doesn't even exist except in people's imaginations - an imaginary commodity, obviously makes it trash compared to real commodities or precious metals.
Here is what the exters pyramid looks like going fwd https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@goldgoatsnguns/with-bitcoin-entering-adolescence-now-the-real-competition-beginsLOL, this is laughable. Exter's pyramid is based around risk profile and you need to be mentally insane or a scammer to try and claim bitcoin has less available black swans than noble metals. |
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People who run the bitcoin forum trying to argue with me claiming Exter's pyramid is somehow defunct. As you can see, it's obviously not. I will file this under "things bitcoin shills tell themselves": Of the numerous lies people make up to try and pump bitcoin, this is the worst:https://steemit.com/bitcoin/@r0achtheunsavory/the-r0ach-report-31-of-the-numerous-lies-people-make-up-to-try-and-pump-bitcoin-this-is-the-worst"Exter is dead. His pyramid is defunct."
The idea of Exter's pyramid does not require him to be alive nor is the idea deprecated. Exter's pyramid is simply the end of the line financial asset in which no other assets leap frog as a store of value. For instance, if someone believes the bitcoin market has topped out and the gold and silver market have topped out as well, NOBODY is going to hold bitcoin and will immediately dump the bitcoin for metals because bitcoin inherently will always have a vastly higher risk profile.
Just like Theymos said the other day, people just assume SHA256d might be secure. Metals do not give a fuck about if SHA256d is secure or not. It requires a black hole hitting the planet to black swan metals. Bitcoin has too many black swans that can blow it up to count. This is why bitcoin shills hate the word Exter's pyramid; they know bitcoin cannot compete on Exter's pyramid, thus making bitcoin just a pump and dump - a place gamblers go trying to get yield from imaginary, valueless tokens by scamming others into accepting their imaginary IOUs.
Just like I said a thousand times before, the further you abstract money away from barter, the bigger a scam it is. Using a physical commodity as money is the closest thing you can get to barter without being barter. The fact bitcoin doesn't even exist except in people's imaginations - an imaginary commodity, obviously makes it trash compared to real commodities or precious metals.
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Exter is dead. His pyramid is defunct.
The idea of Exter's pyramid does not require him to be alive nor is the idea deprecated. Exter's pyramid is simply the end of the line financial asset in which no other assets leap frog as a store of value. For instance, if someone believes the bitcoin market has topped out and the gold and silver market have topped out as well, NOBODY is going to hold bitcoin and will immediately dump the bitcoin for metals because bitcoin inherently will always have a vastly higher risk profile. Just like Theymos said the other day, people just assume SHA256d might be secure. Metals do not give a fuck about if SHA256d is secure or not. It requires a black hole hitting the planet to black swan metals. Bitcoin has too many black swans that can blow it up to count. This is why bitcoin shills hate the word Exter's pyramid; they know bitcoin cannot compete on Exter's pyramid, thus making bitcoin just a pump and dump - a place gamblers go trying to get yield from imaginary, valueless tokens by scamming others into accepting their imaginary IOUs. Just like I said a thousand times before, the further you abstract money away from barter, the bigger a scam it is. Using a physical commodity as money is the closest thing you can get to barter without being barter. The fact bitcoin doesn't even exist except in people's imaginations - an imaginary commodity, obviously makes it trash compared to real commodities or precious metals. |
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Jew media and US govt are posting 3 year old videos of Bahrain and claiming it's Iranians attempting to overthrow the govt. The united conquered states of Jewish slaves haven't figured out these scams don't work anymore?
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