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1041  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Banks Are Never There When You Need Them - That's Why We Need Bitcoin on: November 21, 2019, 04:34:28 PM
Welcome to the cruel world fam, all these sweet smiling official from the bank, what they truly care about are getting the vote of approval from everyone of you, a business of voting system that run 24/7 and regulate your everyday life, and bank and govt are both working very closely to each other, because they’re both share the same life purpose, they’re both exist just to screw every single one of us, that’s their pleasure source come from, they basically enjoy seeing everyone working hard for the money and turn the world around at their wish, no matter you’re dead tomorrow, nobody has to care, you can just rot on your basement and yet the banker has one less mouth to feed, which is just best of both world.
1042  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Im done with this shit on: November 21, 2019, 04:25:25 PM
I have stop following the price for quite a while, trust me you will be back very soon, when I go out the basement what I saw outside the door are... yeah, it’s horrible, I’m still prefer to be prepper until then, you go out and take the risk and what come next is everyone point finger at you for every single fault, you get the worst deal yet get the most blame from the so called we want to help you get rid of your life financial planner.
1043  Economy / Economics / Re: Negative interest rates in Germany on: November 21, 2019, 04:18:37 PM
And the bloodily govt turn a blind eye on these open robbery from taking place, tell ya every bloody bank would pay for what they did to the bitcoin, negative interest is the bottom line we can accept, they’re just trying to test our patience, but many dumb❤️❤️❤️❤️ are too afraid to take action, and only Satoshi have the balls to start the fire since 2009, now I don’t see many people are up to the task too.
1044  Economy / Economics / Re: Central Bank: If The Entire System Collapses, Gold Will Be Needed To Start Over on: November 21, 2019, 10:59:25 AM
After investors loss a fortune on betting the share market, in return they get warning letters for messing up their share market. How does it feel? It felt like marriage to a nasty wife, who later on decide to go off grid and dump you when you’re broke and also take the child along with her and ask for alimony or she will put you to jail for cheating on her.

Guy if you can’t see the entire narrative clearly, you’re properly the only person who still have faith on a feet biting dog who you spend entire life feeding them to be fatty bomb bomb.
1045  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: All of you Bitcoin Hodlers are mentally ill - *Must Read! on: November 19, 2019, 10:02:00 AM
We have many sick people after the mega market crash and burn, foreclosure, and depression. But hodler are always healthier than poor peasant political driven Ponzi share market.
1046  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: How do people decide to create Cryptocurrencies? on: November 19, 2019, 09:57:12 AM


I think it goes the other way around. If there is numerous number of paper money and cryptocurrency volume, it's the market price will not get bigger, that is why Bitcoin is on the top of the rank in having a huger market price. And with your conjecture about more people distrust the fiats because of coins, actually, in my opinion, its not. If there's more coins, more people will have a hard time choosing which coin where they can invest into. And it doesn't affect their trust to their fiats based from the number of coins created. It would be based on how good a coin or crypto is no matter how many it is, to replace the fiats in terms of primary currency.

Price is not a concern to cryptocurrency as any of them will fit the bill to be a medium of wealth transfer, but we can’t ignore the possibilities that the more altcoins around also contribute to higher bitcoin price, whatsay we would have bitcoin price at 1m dollar and also 3729492749 alt coins at the same time while the fiat money can not get you a decent BigMac with your humble top dollar offer.
1047  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: How do people decide to create Cryptocurrencies? on: November 19, 2019, 06:26:25 AM
People decide to create their own money when the irresponsible bank printing more and more money and people don’t want to hold their shitcoins fiat any longer, the more coins around also proportional to the more people distrust the fiat currency.
1048  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Ban via Executive Order Increasingly Unlikely on: November 19, 2019, 06:19:14 AM
What the ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Is this “executive order”, does it carries the weight of nuclear strike on the planet earth? I think it’s the end game order from the hell.
1049  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Final Hunt for the Real Satoshi Nakamoto - Hoffman Investigation on: November 19, 2019, 06:12:58 AM
That’s one offensive title, hunting for someone who contribute a lot for community, fix a lot of hunger and poor, what’s the rational to tarnish a good well decent group of Japanese names anons, people should focus on hunting the biggest criminals who seat comfortable on the office and working for Wall Street scum bag.
1050  Economy / Economics / Re: Fed Ups Its Wall Street Bailout to $690 Billion a Week as Media Snoozes on: November 16, 2019, 06:38:47 AM
Changing the yearly bailout to daily bailout didn’t improve the situation of how crappy Wall Street is doing, in facts it’s horrible one, they did cleverly deceit every depositor to think that their money are very safe since it’s managed every single day, I had no doubt we would soon have hourly bailout in near term, minutes bailout anyone? Or millisecond bailout. BTW, whether you want to invest on the stock market, chance are you buy or you sell it, you’re guaranteed to loss the bet, the market is a rigged trap, think about a professionally designed animal trap, a very good designer will know animal will jump pass the hole trap and they build a rope above the trap to rectify it, whether the deer want to jump over or move pass the trap, it is guaranteed to be caught, no matter how good the deer at gambling. And yeah it’s the same with stock market a zero sum game, they’re so rigged that this trap give you no chance to profit from buying or selling it, when you buy it, the price go down until you decide to cut your loss, and as soon as you clear your position on that stock, it go back up again to the high price, in hope to trap another gullible investor’s money, the DJIA is going up thru the roof, there is only one possibility, no body is buying DJIA, but the price are pushing up in hope that greedy bastard would want to get in for the profit, so that they can punish them severely for being greedy, how is DJIA pumping up fast when no body buying it? There is only one answer, the bailout money, daily bailout are a lot of money compare to yearly bailout, when the DJIA are high enough it would require more bailout money to pump it much higher, I think it would require hourly bailout once DJIA crossing 30,000, and minutes bailout on 40,000, millisecond bailout on 50,000, to the speed of light bailout for 60,000. Talk about the need for speed bailout, the high DJIA also bring one big problem to the table, the inflation, for those on the Wall Street inflation mean very little sense to them since they make profit from the bailout money, but for most peasant who make a living working for the corporate, it mean a lot, it can severe them financially, their pay check can’t afford to pay the expense, and many business would find it is difficult to sustain their business when the inflation kick in, their raw materials cost shooting thru the roof, many product based business slowly moving to the service based business to avoid entirely having to deal with inflating raw materials cost, eventually service based business would also moving to automation to further reducing the cost, at this rate of Wall Street bailout, I can see the entire economy to be ruined by one hopeless company that need endless supply of bailout money. And the timing that DJIA is pumping, it’s perfectly match with bitcoin price too, which also give trader no chance of trying to arbitrate profit from bitcoin to DJIA, which further fortify the facts that DJIA is a zero sum. I’m waiting to see whether bitcoin can get people to forget about the DJIA entirely, we have been stumble upon DJIA for too long that it have made too much buzz all over the media, to get people to get out of DJIA with an invention, I think it would take a lot more efforts, but DJIA is one persistent problem, it can’t be killed or completely erased from everyone memory, because it’s virtual and it take no money to maintain this index, when you can’t kill it, you join it, it is what DJIA have been designed from the very beginning, they are purposely designed to be immutable, the best analogy of buying DJIA in my opinion is same as buying Ripple, it is an oxymoron decision to me, because you’re buying a centralized, immutable, inflating, rigged and fake virtual business, what’s the point of stumble upon all this time, we don’t want to know why we need DJIA again at the first place, but it doesn’t matter as long as it make more profit to the Wall Street, they are more than willing to keep this floating to as long as eternity. They called it a healthy progress, the strong survive over the weak, and strong one is the one that is virtual and don’t require any money down to maintain it, a weak one which is the one require you to accumulate hard asset would slowly dying, is it even up to debate when thing are progressing from physical to something virtual, and there is money on the table that keep it afloat, and nope it’s not a status quo, it is all about survival of the fittest.
1051  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The Cypherpunks and Bitcoin. The years before bitcointalk. on: November 15, 2019, 03:34:42 PM
Cipher can be around for many many hundreds years but it’s only coming to the limelight in the last few years which totally get me caught unexpected, it should be all the contribution to everyone sparing their free time for a project that doesn’t really have a place in the life for most people, seriously it is a worthless project from its infancy.
1052  Economy / Economics / Re: Paypal Drops Pornhub Support, Pornhub Is Now Exploring Cryptocurrency Options on: November 15, 2019, 02:54:36 PM
I though bitcoin was used on buying porn since the very beginning and early adopters even creating a thread for it. But it is mind blowing facts to me that PayPal was widely used in some of the biggest porn site on the Internet. If I read it correctly, PayPal completely cut off tie with Pornhub for the payment gateway, this would create unprecedented demand for new alternative payment.

But it would also bring them into big troubles that bitcoin is extremely surveillanced, I’m not entirely sure PayPal would have better privacy features in this context.
1053  Economy / Economics / Re: Fed Ups Its Wall Street Bailout to $690 Billion a Week as Media Snoozes on: November 15, 2019, 06:49:37 AM
The short term daily loan bailout in my opinion only carries one outcome, the bigger the value the stronger the market crash and the stronger the financial woes it would dealt to a investor, and the happier the bank get because they get bigger bonus from gullible trader who loss the bigger money by trading the delusional gambling market which is backed up scam businesses.
1054  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What type of Cryptocurrency is used in the Deep Web for transactions? on: November 13, 2019, 10:08:03 AM
Deepweb is where fake items are sold, fake credit cards, fake Rolex, fake phone fake computer fake drugs fake PayPal account fake steam library credit, fake gun, fake cop, fake news, fake zero day exploit, fake hackers, and I think fake crypto too, I think they accept fake money too, now you do like to know what is fake money.
1055  Economy / Economics / Re: Big Bankers Say Cryptocurrencies Do Not Threat The Global Financial Stability on: November 12, 2019, 01:10:16 PM
Big banker said crypto do not threaten their big fat wallet full of cash. Billions dollar in cryptos market cap is child play compare to trillions dollar they have amassed, they don’t even need to take any action yet, not until crypto slowly put some dent into their stronghold.
1056  Economy / Economics / Re: Financial Crisis Will Come on: November 12, 2019, 01:00:19 PM
Financial crisis come, 911 incident all over again, people blame each other, people kill themselve, some people jump from their apartment, innocent people died, and the people over the Wall Street laugh their ass off while on their way to the bank. Am I right?
1057  Economy / Economics / Re: US stock market's annual return is going to be 3~5% p.a. over the next 10 years on: November 12, 2019, 08:11:09 AM
People are gullible, seem everyone just forget the last market crashes and leave thousands of investors homeless or even kill thenselve over the return, I’m amused by the statement, the only stock that even growing in U.S. stock is the DJIA index, which is further adjusted “price weighted average” from “market cap weighted average” to fool yet another gullible investors money, a 3 to 5% return and countless homeless and dead people, is it really worth it?
1058  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Ripple CEO: As many as 99% of all cryptocurrencies will likely go to zero, on: November 11, 2019, 03:56:47 PM
I don’t know about ripple, and I’m not sure why it’s becoming one of the top ten crypto when it’s certainly not a crypto,
it is simply because when you use the term "top" you don't really mean top you mean "the biggest and most bloated market cap". and since market cap is equal to "supposedly circulating supply" * "price" any coin with fake huge supply (in this case 43.3 billion) gets to be on top no matter how low the price is.
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I didn’t know there is a supply cap for xrp, if that’s how to derive market cap, Ripple could easily change the supply cap to unlimited, and eventually overtake bitcoin to be the number one crypto in the universe.

Since the ranking didn’t brother with the price of the crypto, they would only care about the total market cap.

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I would like him to put some money into this bet to see whether they got it right.
if you check out altcoin graveyards over the past 10 years and see that the list currently contains tens of thousands of dead coins you can see what he says is not really a prediction, it is simply extrapolating the history to the future!
That’s very interesting observation, I didn’t know there exist so many coins that’s never been announced in this forum, I think they did it on some little known sites, and no one pay attention to it too, and those little known sites eventually go offline and become part of wayback machine. Btw there is massive changes following the biggest bull run in crypto history, most of the shitcoins created post 2017 get a lot of boosted unwanted attention from major financial websites, I’m not sure what’s going on, but it certainly help many shitcoins to get hype up, and even get into the mainstream news, kudos to the CEO to do a lot of paperwork and keep track of every single crypto over the Internet, it is not an easy task.
1059  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Ripple CEO: As many as 99% of all cryptocurrencies will likely go to zero, on: November 11, 2019, 01:49:01 PM
I don’t know about ripple, and I’m not sure why it’s becoming one of the top ten crypto when it’s certainly not a crypto, since there is so many asset classes available, I think ripple will be well suit to the govt bond, and it didn’t solve anything too, all they do is get rekt over the price, so they want to curse my bag of shitcoins would eventually goes to zero? I would like him to put some money into this bet to see whether they got it right.
1060  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why only 6.2 percent of American citizens own Bitcoin? on: November 11, 2019, 11:29:39 AM
That’s a lot for high population country like United State, a 6.2% equalivalent to 15 millions people, I don’t think many no coiner know nothing about bitcoin, they may be too lazy to want to learn more about it, most of them have too much commitment in their life, they need to go work work early in the morning, take care of family on the night, I think one hour of free time is too luxury to them, I’m looking at all my peer, in comparison none of them seem to be interest in bitcoin when I told them about it, I think I’m the only one who has bitcoin, which make me feel awkward among them, for them working is more important than anything else, their life is about work! Work! And more work!
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