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This is an important part of our society and necessary to keep. ... Destroying the estate and BTW destroying international relations can only benefit the group of people who do not want a estate, usually the very rich that want to make the rules for them as they go.
I don't still understand what his strategy is when he now gets so openly aggresive when comes to international relationships, There is people on Twitter already talking about Trump somehow buying Greenland from Denmark and an hypothetical take-over against Panama and his canal. Though, It is rather interesting how he is both threatening American and European countries with aggressive diplomacy (let us call it that way for now) and he has now mentioned anything on the Russian aggression against Ukraine. As if he was getting out his way to create chaos and disharmony among (not only the people of the USA) but also the allies of the country. It will obviously benefit Putin. Lol, you guys see this? |
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Not a democrat problem, just a scumbag problem. Most of people would disown their family if they went all-in on democratic values as well. Both sides are trying to normalize some truly disgusting behavior and they are only doing it for power and political gain.
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His fan base is a few million people. If that is what mattered, the Ronaldo Coin would be ruling the world.
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I do not expect a nobel prize-winning economist to say something like this. They will not know anything about bitcoin but prefer to start misinforming people and feeding them with wrong information.
Yeah, with all that fancy learnin book knowledge. |
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Repeating after Elon is like repeating after Donald Trump. Dont waste yourself.
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Of course "it" will survive. Most currencies will not, but the ecosystem will evolve and move on.
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Just my guess, but no jail time. However, we don't even know exactly what happened yet either so who knows.
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not very practical to use it right now
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That was his real name, real person, someone even interviewed him and then bitcoin blew up, then he recanted... is my recollection of the story. Obviously that was the same. I think the idea that nobody knows who it is is sort of urban legend at this point. This sort of reminds me of a joke that Norm Macdonald did which was originally by George Miller.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4Xtglzk6JYSo yeah, maybe it was a different Satoshi Nakamoto. |
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Oh no! That's like 95% of the Cardano business plan lol. I used to follow that guy on Youtube but not anymore. He was learning too much about marketing from Trump and Elon and getting a bit annoying.
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The whole "freedom" aspect of bitcoin is just marketing nonsense. It should probably be banned and it won't bother me to take the loss on what I own.
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Overweighted admiration in my opinion.
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Japan seems pretty exotic compared to the US so Id have a go there for a year maybe
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... because people think it is. Scarcity has nothing to do with it and I don't think the scarcity argument holds up over the fire regardless. All it takes to mint more coins than everyone thinks is community consensus and if you are looking at a 100 year time horizon and competition between cryptocurrencies, that is not out of the question.
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Call me crazy, but I have a wild suspicion that this "lesson" may have ended in a pitch of some kind. I have had several "lessons" myself.
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Coinbase had notorious customer service issues with serious ghosting from their support staff and closing of unsolved tickets. Avg wait time was over a month when I was dealing with this. For those that wound up in situations that needed help, they often got stuck. Hacking is part of it but I was more concerned about losing access and having nobody to deal with. Coinbase is probably safer than most wallets at this point as long as you dont get yourself locked out. Their vault feature seems pretty safe to me.
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It probably won't be as dramatic as anyone thinks. It's already a digital affair. Physical printing of paper money is a very small part of money creation in the US, most of it is done by someone going into a computer and changing a number.
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There are almost 500 projects being built but the list is really not impressive. It sounds just as unfinished as competitors and this one seems to be filling a niche that could easily be filled by others. Maybe there is something here but I assume that there is a reason that you can earn more staking here than you can elsewhere and it is not because this is the best investment idea. https://polkaproject.com/ |
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nothing, there are better solutions for payments and it has never been a good way to store value. I own some because I saw MACD indicators saying I should buy and I did well so I kept some.
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