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141  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Everybody talking about digital currency like btc will replace fiat but question on: June 01, 2021, 01:35:53 AM
Even with cbdc  the question is how the supply of currency will be organised?
You cant just give out as a air drop it has no value.
If you provide Limited supply currency like btc it will create the massive povertry and world will be owned and ruled by those who got most of the btc.
It will be feodalism the nobility order like it was kings and queens...but this will create the Equality problem and will lead sooner or later to revolutionary movement.

The credit based currency option is much more sustainable and likely it will happening.
We haven’t seen the CBDC yet, so there is no need talking about how it’s going distributed. And first off it is not going to be a replacement to the fiat we are using now, it’s just going to be the same fiat and nothing is changing about that. What they are creating is like creating a stable coins, just as we have in the cryptocurrency community.

The digital currencies that they are creating is going to be linked to fiat and it will be having the same worth or value as fiat. But it doesn’t stop people from making use of the original fiat, you’re going to make that choice for yourself on what to make use of.

CBDC began in HK in 2019, and its currently used between HK & Thailand. It s a commercial exchange mechanism to bypass swift, the reason of course
'you haven't heard about it', is because its not for you, its for governments like Iran, Russia, China to bypass the USA FIAT system of international exchange.

CBDC stands for "Cross Border Digital Currency", it doesn't mean bitcoin-2.0 get rich quick moron scam
142  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Exceptionalism: Why Should this Pyramid-Ponzi Not end Like all Others?? on: June 01, 2021, 01:32:04 AM
Cabbage patch dolls were a ponzi scheme?

People have used soap since 2800 BC, so being old isn't a sign of instability.

If bitcoin is so terrible, then why are other coins copying it? What makes those coins so special to not be bubbles as well? If bitcoin can lose 50% in a few days, then which of those coins didn't lose much more?

Lot's of people copied "pet rocks" & cabbage patch dolls back in the day.

Sound's like somebody here needs to wayback machine to 'cabbage patch dolls' once upon a time they were bigger than bitcoin, people would buy them fill their garages, they cost $1, and you could sell them for $100, and everybody thought they would go to $1k, I still know people whose garages are filled

Then there was the 'pet rock' it  too sold for very little, but went to the moon.

Nobody here, has yet given one single reasoning why BITCOIN will not implode once the 'greatest fool' has bought in. Which is why as you can see today, only morons are influencing morons, all the 'smart people' have left the building.
143  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The Perfect Bitcoin on: June 01, 2021, 12:45:12 AM
I think satoshi will probably focus on network congestion and transaction fees if satoshi is still here because in my opinion, this two are the biggest problem for the circulation of the economy.

Why would SatoshiNAkamoto care one iota about fee's, and congestion. The experiment is/was a success, the 'digitization of wealth' is now universally accepted, now time to slip & replace the USA/CHINA NWO Crypto aka SDR-COIN, or FED-COIN, call it what you want.

1997 BIS/IMF jointly publish original bitcoin white-paper

2009 NSA release bitcoin source

2021 Bitcoin crashes, destroying $1.2Trillion USD of wealth; hacking slowly zeros the wealth of all HODL'ers

2022 NWO bans non-UN approved crypto

The perfect bitcoin? The bitcoin core dev group owned by WSJ banks and DC-GOV never even tried to build the 'perfect bitcoin'
144  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: POS instead POW ( POS - Proof of Snake - Sucks ) on: June 01, 2021, 12:39:34 AM
Will BTC ever be able to switch to the POS consensus algorithm?

Proof of Snake is every 'whales' dream, where they get to control everything. None of the elite anywhere on earth want POW, it puts too much power in the little guy. POS puts all the power in the whales, where the 'elite' think power belongs.

Funny that POS is even accepted at all

POS is oligarchy, where only the rich make consensus decisions, where any rich guy with +51% can take permanent control of that coin, which means that if POS became standard over time all crypto's would essentially become cartels.
145  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Coinbase Declares War on Bitcoin FUD - It's for the "Bitcoin Children" on: June 01, 2021, 12:36:03 AM
Here are a few guidelines we’ve (coinbase) created for ourselves in publishing Fact Check articles:


https://medium.com/@barmstrong

Be respectful, don’t antagonize.
Assume ignorance over malice, unless proven otherwise.
Share our mistakes just as candidly as our successes.
Don’t respond to everything.
Don’t get distracted from the main goal: building great products.
There is too much misinformation in the world for us to respond to everything. A lack of us posting should not be considered an indication that an external statement is true. We will only tackle misinformation that reaches some materiality threshold.
146  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Exceptionalism: Why Should this Pyramid-Ponzi Not end Like all Others?? on: May 31, 2021, 09:36:01 AM
The OP only post FUD for BTC  saying is NSA (USA)  backed but keeps praise chia(china coin), probably is just a bot or a troll, just take a look of his posts.  Roll Eyes Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

A bot created just to shit-post. Do you realize that nobody so far has even attempted to answer the question?

Why Should this Pyramid-Ponzi Not end Like all Others??

Lastly,CHIA is a scam-coin, I'm actually very gentle to BITCOIN, and far tougher on the CHIA-NET scam team.

So not only are you one-time creation bot, but you failed to even read what I have posted about chia, at the very least a clever-bot would have recognized positive or negative sentiment, which means that if your human, your just retarded. If your a bot, you your programmer is retarded.
147  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Exceptionalism: Why Should this Pyramid-Ponzi Not end Like all Others?? on: May 31, 2021, 09:31:22 AM
Also, I never said USDT is Fiat... I am using Fiat as a Comparison ... because if you do not support Crypto, then Fiat currencies are your only option.

Bitcoin do not need a cult to support it, the technology can stand on it's own... What it needs is people like myself .. to destroy the FUD and misinformation that are directed at it to sabotage it, by people like yourself.  Wink  - The wrong thing to do about any given circumstance or situation is to do nothing. - Hubbard  Grin Grin Grin

"Only gold is money, all else is credit" JP Morgan

Bitcoin is a a magic number, like in the book movie "The little prince" there's an accountant that put a number on every star to prove ownership, and sells the stars. This is essentially bitcoin, a modern day 'tulip-mania', neither gold nor credit, just bullshit.

Your comparisons fail because FIAT is backed by GOV MURDER USD is Murder, Inc.

BTC is backed by bullshit.

L Ron Hubbard would embrace bitcoin, and all its cultists as his own people.

I said USDT, I suggest you go back & read, before you shit-post. I said BTC is backed by USDT ( shit-coin ), I said BTC is backed by nothing, which means it can evaporate to zero overnight.

I support Crypto, I just don't support the bitcoin narrative;  I don't support the Bitcoin bullshitters and con-artists and pumper&dumpers. I do support the pre-2014 Bitcoin crew.

I support privacy coins, and btc isn't private.

Today there are +10K shit-coins, and 100's of them are better than 2009 bitcoin shit-ware that came out of NSA. SHA256 & SECP256k1 the basis of the entire bitcoin infrastructure are both NSA creations.
148  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is bitcoin difficult to understand on: May 31, 2021, 09:19:50 AM
As long as you study Bitcoin patiently and don't have a utilitarian heart, it is not difficult for him to understand. You must have confidence in Bitcoin and firmly believe that the Bitcoin market will always be full of vitality.

There's that religious BS about bitcoin again 'Trust-US", you know the founder said "Trust-Less"; Trust Jesus, let go & believe in BITCOIN

There are two sides of BITCOIN understanding

1.) Understanding the C++ Bitcoin core software, lots of hardwork, but so what right? If you understand this, if you got 10+ years coding C++ under your belt, no problem.

2.) Understanding the pump&dump post 2014 arse-holes that came into bitcoin, and created this 'get rich quick' monster BS

Now what is the OP talking about when he says' "DONT UNDERSTAND"? Hell by 2014 any high-school kid could bake a BTC clone with the open-source. Just change a few names with an awk-script, recompile, and BINGO, this is how Buterin created Ethereum.

I think the problem here is when they say you don't 'understand'  they mean you don't understand the bullshit that goes into believing mythology bull-crap that goes along with believing HODL, and all the shit-coin narratives that came from the con-men.

#1 above is easy, if your a professional CS person, you can grasp bitcoin.

#2 you don't need #1, you just need to spread the good word aka 'talk shit' and influence others to join the bitcoin ship to hell, bitcoin is a religious cult, pure & simple, what's to understand?
149  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The Perfect Bitcoin on: May 31, 2021, 09:04:13 AM
My Perfect Bitcoin
Proof of Stake with a 30 second block speed
~37 billion coins
All Transactions at a fixed rate
All Transactions Processed Sequentially
An extremely low interest rate 5% or lower  
All Transaction fees destroyed to offset new coins created.
No smart contracts feature to avoid blockchain bloat
 Smiley


What you want for Bitcoin simply has so many flaws that I don't even know where to start. Even the proof of stake part itself is exceptionally bad for Bitcoin; imagine how much power exchanges would have over the network if Bitcoin was PoS.

Proof of Snake ( oligarchs wet dream ) is proof right there that this 'concern troll' is working for 'them'

[ Remember here noobs, what POS, they call 'proof of stake', I call proof-of-snake means is that only WHALES get to decide bitcoin future, it means the little guy is silenced forever, it means that once one whale with +51% takes over bitcoin, that its his forever, essentially a coup. This defy's all of the orginal NakaomotSAtoshi(NSA) mythology of btc being 'every little guys bank' POS is just same-same as we have now, another FED-RES bank, where whales oversee bitcoin. F**K POS. ]


Proof of Work, works, 21M coins works, actually as a store of value, not for shopping BTC is fine right now.

Contracts? Well the 'lisp' model on CHIA would be nice, and remember if you want bytes on the block-chain U must pay for the space, so it really there problem

Interest rate? I think this bot, messed up here

Fee's destroyed? Well obviously our POS doesn't want our miners ( the builder of blockchain consensus ) to make anything for running full-nodes and miners

Actually BTC IMHO only has one serious problem, the crypto is old an Obsolete, need sha512 for hash, and secp512k1 for keys, so it can't be broken another 20+ years. WRT to the blockchain size, who cares if CHIA can do 14EB and double per week, then a blockchain can do 1TB ( now what 400gb? )

For a long-term store of value, BTC must make the crypto more secure before all is stolen. I personally believe that DEV (NSA) wants BTC to revert to zero, which is why they sit on their arse. Maybe this is the play all along for FED-COIN, BTC was the trojan horse, it fails and uncle-scam slides in FED-COIN as savior?

Lastly,PRIVACY, PRIVACY, PRIVACY; for BTC 3.0 we need to have z-snark, or some means to have private transactions, this is the major failing of bitcoin right now that people who want privacy must use monero, or zcash clones; why in the hell does BTC-DEV-CORE drag their arse on privacy, oh that's right KYC big-banks own the core, ok so its time for another BITCOIN fork.
150  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What would you do if you were new to Bitcoin and given £10 Bitcoin For Free on: May 31, 2021, 07:47:42 AM
1. Would you store it in a savings wallet to earn interest.
2. Would you leave it and watch it hopefully rise.
3. Would you sell it.
4. Would you trade it for another Cryptocurrency.
5. Would you buy more Bitcoin.
6. Would you do something else with it.

Say what? The feed on sending BTC is $15 right now, so your 10 quid isn't even enough to cover fee's to spend it, say you had $20 USD, then could send a friend $5

If you sold you would lose on the transfer, and the exchange 20% grab, you would still get zero

Say I buy $100 USD of bitcoin, I get $80 because of exchange losses and fee's, then I transfer to my address and I lose $20, then I go to sell it and I take home $50, this is bitcoin.

10-GBP is like 0.000001 BTC these days, smaller than the transaction fee, you have entered the world of nothingness

Next time say 100-EURO, then you can watch it become 50-EURO in just a few transactions.
151  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Exceptionalism: Why Should this Pyramid-Ponzi Not end Like all Others?? on: May 31, 2021, 07:41:48 AM


By all the definition available anywhere, there is now no argument if Bitcoin can be another ponzi or not. Yes, the fact alone that it has been with us for the past 10 years or so can be a big tell-tale sign that it is here to stay and no ponzi will really be that "hot" for a long, long time. I don't think institutional money will get interested with something they know is just another fad and just another joke. In the past many years, nobody is hiding the fact that Bitcoin has been a very volatile asset - meaning it can go up and can also go down in a very dramatic fashion. When it is down, all we have to do is HODL and when it is up we have the option to let go and make good profits. Now, soon when BTC is up again covering a new ATH level, people who are fond of associating Bitcoin with being just another ponzi will be as cold as snow and as silent as the dead night.

PRIOR manias also went 10+ years, this means nothing

During the south-sea bubble, Sir Isacc Newton smartest man on earth told everybody "This is a scam", on the  second wave of south-sea bubble, Newton, feeling he had made a mistake went all-in, he lost his entire family fortune, and became a pauper.

No this time is NOT different, a scam bubble lasting more than 10 years is common, epsecially in fraudulent money scams backed by GOV like in France, the Missisippi Bubble where the kings money was backed by worthless paper stock. Primary reason the french monarchy imploded is that they allowed the 'stock swindlers' to operate the bank of france.

A ponzi just means those that got in early got rich. Check. A pyramid scam means those who got in early get rich

Scammers entering the highest level's of government to stop criminal indictment is common in these financial swindles, the thing is this is the first that SWEPT the earth, but it will not be the last.

1.) BTC is not unique
2.) BTC is easy to hack
3.) BTC is fake pricing backed by USDT which is also backed by nothing
4.) Once the selling starts, the 'price' will go to zero
5.) Just because something went on for 10+ years means nothing the history of financial swindles.

Long after all these bubbles imploded, 1,000's of people were murdered, executed and imprisoned. Only those who sold out early, and left their country's saved their arse.

The latest Bitcointalk Troll continues with his foolish attempt to discredit Bitcoin, but it gives us an excellent opportunity to smash his theories and the FUD that he fabricates.  Grin

He says :

1.) BTC is not unique
Answer : Oh yes it is, it was the first Crypto currency, from which all Alt coins was copied and nothing can change that.  Grin Grin
 
2.) BTC is easy to hack
Answer : Wow, Do your homework fool, It is backed by the most hashing power in the world... no other Alt coin comes close.

3.) BTC is fake pricing backed by USDT which is also backed by nothing
Answer : Fake? Look at Fiat currencies and how governments manipulate their value. Bitcoin is based on actual Supply and Demand.

4.) Once the selling starts, the 'price' will go to zero
Answer : Thats what they said in 2018 and guess what it was $18 000 back then and within a few years it shot up to $60 000  Grin

5.) Just because something went on for 10+ years means nothing the history of financial swindles.
Answer : The average lifetime of a paper currencies is 40 years before it fails. Some currencies last longer, like The US Dollar and the Pound sterling.... So I guess Bitcoin is still going strong, compared to other currencies.  Wink

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Ponzi_schemes <== Strange, Bitcoin is not on this list.  Cheesy

Let's end this discussion here guys... because we just giving this Troll exposure... to spread his garbage.  Roll Eyes

LB Hubbard Bitcoin, ahh Bitcoin-Tology, the high priests have arrived

Thanks lotus 123 was first, where are they now, ever heard of them? probably not

BTC is a ponzi, and your cultish protection of the cult, and the church of bitcoin, doesn't change the fact that its going down

paper currency avg life is 45 years, btc is not a currency, and its paper-money is not a financial swindle orchestrated by common criminals, your argument is weak and un-informed

Like I said the famous bubbles in history, all went to the moon, and back many times before they reverted to zero, bitcoin bubble is following a historical pattern of prior hysterical bubbles

USDT is not fiat, R U a bot, because you repeat cannards like a bot
152  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Exceptionalism: Why Should this Pyramid-Ponzi Not end Like all Others?? on: May 31, 2021, 05:22:24 AM


By all the definition available anywhere, there is now no argument if Bitcoin can be another ponzi or not. Yes, the fact alone that it has been with us for the past 10 years or so can be a big tell-tale sign that it is here to stay and no ponzi will really be that "hot" for a long, long time. I don't think institutional money will get interested with something they know is just another fad and just another joke. In the past many years, nobody is hiding the fact that Bitcoin has been a very volatile asset - meaning it can go up and can also go down in a very dramatic fashion. When it is down, all we have to do is HODL and when it is up we have the option to let go and make good profits. Now, soon when BTC is up again covering a new ATH level, people who are fond of associating Bitcoin with being just another ponzi will be as cold as snow and as silent as the dead night.

PRIOR manias also went 10+ years, this means nothing

During the south-sea bubble, Sir Isacc Newton smartest man on earth told everybody "This is a scam", on the  second wave of south-sea bubble, Newton, feeling he had made a mistake went all-in, he lost his entire family fortune, and became a pauper.

No this time is NOT different, a scam bubble lasting more than 10 years is common, epsecially in fraudulent money scams backed by GOV like in France, the Missisippi Bubble where the kings money was backed by worthless paper stock. Primary reason the french monarchy imploded is that they allowed the 'stock swindlers' to operate the bank of france.

A ponzi just means those that got in early got rich. Check. A pyramid scam means those who got in early get rich

Scammers entering the highest level's of government to stop criminal indictment is common in these financial swindles, the thing is this is the first that SWEPT the earth, but it will not be the last.

1.) BTC is not unique
2.) BTC is easy to hack
3.) BTC is fake pricing backed by USDT which is also backed by nothing
4.) Once the selling starts, the 'price' will go to zero
5.) Just because something went on for 10+ years means nothing the history of financial swindles.

Long after all these bubbles imploded, 1,000's of people were murdered, executed and imprisoned. Only those who sold out early, and left their country's saved their arse.
153  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Stop the FUD! Enough is enough! on: May 31, 2021, 03:39:07 AM
You cannot stop fuds mate as long as they want to keep the market collapse until they see it at the price which for them is enough.. They are blinded because of the situation and they're keep thinking as well it will going down more base on whats in the social media.. If there's no memes and also some factors that most of the ppl don't understand the situation perhaps its ok now and market will not become stagnant..

FUNNY here on FB 'fud' means truth, and the coiner's hate the truth about their scam child

If the FUD wasn't the truth, then the coiner's would just 'blow it off', but they can't, because the truth always wins the fight at the end of the cycle.

Fools & their money always depart, smart  people see a scam and pull out their money, only leaving the fools. By definition fools always lose their money, so the thing eventually implodes.

BTC goes down 50%, and gold and gold mining goes up 20%; good money always flees bad money, this is a law of money

Just because they told you BTC would take you places, they never said they would be good places.

Also while the BTC has crashed 50% in the last two weeks the 'privacy coins' have skyrocket 20%, so all is not lost, just lost on the morons who think "BITCOIN IS THE ONLY ONE"
154  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Bitcoin Exceptionalism: Why Should this Pyramid-Ponzi Not end Like all Others?? on: May 31, 2021, 03:34:29 AM

BTC will never die, anymore than cabbage patch dolls have died ( or 'pet rocks') , there are always fools that will embrace the scam all the way back to zero, and HODL

Look at all ponzis in human history, all had their day in the sun, and then fell out of favor, this too shall pass.

Most campaigns these days and paid influencers on youtube, are trying to bring in 'green woke' suckers to the fold, the original base of losers has been played out.

Rebranding is the game today, BITCOIN is yesterday's crypto.

Last year 2k shitocoins, this year 10k shitcoins, there will probably be 100k shitcoins next year, but some will be 100x better than bitcoin, that's where smart people have moved, and only morons HODL;

...


Come on people given me some reasons. I have studied 'bubbles' my entire life, and NADA in human history has any bubble lasted over 10-20 years, and yes most had 2-3 cycles before they fell out of favor, south-sea bubble, and Mississippi bubble both went to the moon, and back before they finally fell back to earth like Icarus.

Today with 10K shitcoins, and most are far better than BTC, why in  the hell should this continue; $1 invested in shibu is 50k coins, much more likely it will go 10x than BTC, which can only now go down, as the COVID one-time funny money is not coming back.

The big companys and pension funds have seen BTC lose -50% in a few days, they can't gamble their pensioner money without going to jail, there is nobody, no greater fool on earth to buy bitcoin. It's almost game-over.
155  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BTC is Going to "DEAD....!" Need Discussion..... on: May 31, 2021, 03:30:00 AM

But it is wrong to say that the efforts of the forum is not getting results.
You might not see it now, just as the name implies "campaign". So are converted same day while others will home and sleep over the information.

BTC will never die, anymore than cabbage patch dolls have died ( or 'pet rocks') , there are always fools that will embrace the scam all the way back to zero, and HODL

Look at all ponzis in human history, all had their day in the sun, and then fell out of favor, this too shall pass.

Most campaigns these days and paid influencers on youtube, are trying to bring in 'green woke' suckers to the fold, the original base of losers has been played out.

Rebranding is the game today, BITCOIN is yesterday's crypto.

Last year 2k shitocoins, this year 10k shitcoins, there will probably be 100k shitcoins next year, but some will be 100x better than bitcoin, that's where smart people have moved, and only morons HODL;
156  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BTC is Going to "DEAD....!" Need Discussion..... on: May 31, 2021, 03:24:56 AM
BTC shot up so high so fast in 2017 because it was overly hyped that even people who don't know a single thing about it just registered a Coinbase account and did a buy order.

So you're question is: "Why.... it is not boost up again.......". Simple, it's because not that much people are buying bitcoin. And if you're not willing to wait for another price rise that's hopefully a lot more sustainable, then go sell your bitcoin. Investing is not for the impatient.

Regards
Matrix.Max
(Formally know as Dvyanc)
Sr. Member of Bitcoin Community.

? ? ?

Trillions were dumped into COVID, some 7% of COVID funds went into BTC, so 2020 saw the rise up to $66k by by March 2021, this isn't going to happen, now BTC will slowly dwindle to base of $10k, it already broke the $30k,

Where will the new sucker money come? BTC always trys to find new suckers, look at CHIA, they brought in an entire new base of 'green woke' suckers, that's where the growth will be, BTC is now dinosaur old fart crypto.
157  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Buying BTC - concern if been through a mixer? on: May 31, 2021, 03:15:21 AM
I am considering purchasing some BTC using one of the following sites:

a) Bisq (BitSquare)
b) Hodl Hodl
c) LocalCoinSwap
d) LocalBitcoins

I have discovered online that it is possible for persons to send BTC through a mixer and that if this is done, it may cause issues if attempting to later sell via an exchange.

If I purchase via one of the four sites above from a seller, is there any way to determine if the Sats which I purchase have been through a mixer in advance in case this might cause an issue at some later date if I wanted to sell via an exchange or if I wanted to try to obtain interest for stacked sats, which I believe is also possible.

Is this something which should be of concern?   Huh

most exchanges will no longer accept 'tainted' coins, mixing taints coins

KYC rules by GOV, has said that 'tainted' coins have been used for criminal purpose, thus its sold for a lower value

Three kinds of BTC virgin block chain ( bought for cash/gold no records ) , fresh/clean (never been mixed), and tainted, the virgin are most  valuable and bought by chinese mafia directly from the big-miners, and the 'clean' coin exchanged by likes of 'coinbase', then the 'tainted' crap ends up on the black-market, sold for penny's on the dollar.
158  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: I sometimes wonder whether Bitcoin has established a religion. on: May 31, 2021, 03:12:41 AM
You may believe in something very strict, but not everything that you believe becomes a religion.
Religion is something that you believe, you use for your daily life activities, and what you believe to implement in everything you are doing during this life and hereafter.
But, Bitcoin isn't it. This is just a belief in a thing, earning money, and then crashing can hurt everyone. I disagree.


Will technically BTC is 'cult', not a religion, where religion is recognized by society, a 'cult' is usually detrimental to the well being of its members.
159  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: I sometimes wonder whether Bitcoin has established a religion. on: May 31, 2021, 03:11:27 AM
I sometimes wonder whether Bitcoin has established a religion.
Those of us who are fixed holders of Bitcoin are believers of Bitcoin.

I disagree.
Unlike religion, bitcoiners base their "beliefs" on logic and math, not just because this or that guys say so. Imho it's a huge difference.

BS 99% of the people here can't even read code, or do math.

Bitcoiners beliefs are GREED & FEAR, but mostly greed.

Bitcoiners are not logical, this is insanity.

BTC CAP a month ago was bigger than $1.2T, bigger than most USA company's capitalization, like it gong to keep going up and suck up the entire earths GDP, bitcoiners are mental midgets.
160  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why do many people who do not understand Bitcoin slander Bitcoin? on: May 31, 2021, 03:06:46 AM
After the recent bleak market. Many people do not even understand the basic principles of Bitcoin and blockchain knowledge, so they attack Bitcoin. What kind of mental state is this?

BITCON is a ponzi pyramid scam, get over it, and enjoy the ride.


Understanding the C++ of BTC, doesn't help you understand the human psychology of greed&fear. Blockchain, in CS called linked-list is like 1950's tech.

What kind of mental state were you in, when you posted this question? To slander BITCOIN is to slander God, off with their heads right?

Nuclear energy understanding requires years of physics&math education; Any fool can buy BTC and claims he understand's it.

You can memorize the entire C++ BITCOIN CORE source base, and still not understand the why the PONZI went to the moon. Shit happens, and BTC is just another shitcoin, of 10k+ now created.
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