Martin Armstrong Discussion

[OROBTC]

@OROBTC, you wanted to understand money and the knowledge age.

Here is all the edification @r0ach will ever need. Make sure you click the link in the linked post, which will take you to my main elucidation.

OK, I read it and the link.  I have numerous questions, but it looks like I can get the answers on my own with some reading here at bitcointalk.

It's possible that I have now found how I can use some of my (presumably ample) time in Europe on the big trip I am taking with my wife, namely spend a chunk of it going through the more relevant parts of your project and your thinking behind it.  I will ponder this, and watch as you move your own big project along.

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[iamnotback]

@r0ach you are leaving money on the table when you stopped investing in altcoins. Cripes ETH just did a 4 bagger in a month. And it is likely going higher.

Silver is no panacea as @OROBTC says.

Lol insect or friend. Haha.

[sidhujag]

@OROBTC, you wanted to understand money and the knowledge age.

Here is all the edification @r0ach will ever need. Make sure you click the link in the linked post, which will take you to my main elucidation.

The knowledge silver age

Hahaha let me know when you invent the time machine

[Risk Mgmt]

How will all your investing decisions change (Before and After)
if I were to tell you that within 3 years....

An impact event as in a collision between astronomical object causing measurable effect will occur...or Devastating (recall San Fran EQ) EQ reshapes North-American Markets.

GOLD/BITCOIN/ BONDS/ FOOD CAN/ WATER  -

[Perle]

How will all your investing decisions change (Before and After)
if I were to tell you that within 3 years....

An impact event as in a collision between astronomical object causing measurable effect will occur...or Devastating (recall San Fran EQ) EQ reshapes North-American Markets.

GOLD/BITCOIN/ BONDS/ FOOD CAN/ WATER  -

Such statements come up with strange thoughts and can create panic among people. Only a stable and calm market satisfies both the common man, the buyer and the trader.

[r0ach]

@r0ach you are leaving money on the table when you stopped investing in altcoins. Cripes ETH just did a 4 bagger in a month.

Silver is no panacea as @OROBTC says.

While the antediluvian relic Anonymint was getting a boner thinking about running coolpages in Ethereum VM, Putin has spotted silver breaking above the 200 day MA.

[OROBTC]

@r0ach you are leaving money on the table when you stopped investing in altcoins. Cripes ETH just did a 4 bagger in a month.

Silver is no panacea as @OROBTC says.

While the antediluvian relic Anonymint was getting a boner thinking about running coolpages in Ethereum VM, Putin has spotted silver breaking above the 200 day MA.

To my knowledge (and I could be wrong), Putin is a gold guy.  Russia has bought up a lot of gold over the past few years, and their central banker (Elvira Nabiullina) has apparently done a great job.

Russia is now No. 7 in the world re Official Gold Reserves (1615 tonnes):

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gold_reserve

They apparently are stacking it up...

Note that NO COUNTRY has Official Silver Reserves.  Still, whither silver goes, so will gold.

[iamnotback]

@r0ach you are leaving money on the table when you stopped investing in altcoins. Cripes ETH just did a 4 bagger in a month.

Silver is no panacea as @OROBTC says.

While the antediluvian relic Anonymint was getting a boner thinking about running coolpages in Ethereum VM, Putin has spotted silver breaking above the 200 day MA.

To my knowledge (and I could be wrong), Putin is a gold guy.  Russia has bought up a lot of gold over the past few years, and their central banker (Elvira Nabiullina) has apparently done a great job.

Russia is now No. 7 in the world re Official Gold Reserves (1615 tonnes):

Tinfoil hats don't understand why gold has been a reserve currency of good money and therefor they do not understand why gold is not optimal:





And thus you don't understand why my blockchain design is the only one which will win as the ideal good money.

@r0ach has been clueless. If he is wise, he will read the linked thread and learn what is really going on.

[iamnotback]

URGENT: buy LTC immediately!

[rpietila]

URGENT: buy M immediately!

[OROBTC]

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iamnotback (SSEoC) &  HRH rpietila

Even if some of the ALTS have properties of great interest, the complexity of those products is daunting for Average Joes like me. 

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Risto, your Realm looks very interesting, but way too complex for a busy guy like me.  I'll see if I can take another look around there this weekend.


SSEoC has a message!

[OROBTC]

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Armstrong has a nice article up on how the sleazy banks are now being required to report ever more cash transactions to the sleazy governments:

https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/world-news/taxes/banks-secretly-report-all-cash-transactions-to-the-police/

Turns out that not only is "structuring" a crime (to evade the $10,000 reporting requirement by doing, say, 3 cash transactions of $5000 each), there is a $100,000 / year structuring which gets punished even more severely.

Highly recommended article for the privacy minded.

[r0ach]

[r0ach]

I talked to Steve of SRSRocco:




Also, anyone heard of "FSK" before?  What this guy wrote in 2007 sounds almost like the pre-white paper for bitcoin heh, and he develops financial software

http://fskrealityguide.blogspot.com/2007/09/agorist-philosophy-overview.html

[OROBTC]

Good catch there, r0ach.  I use Chrome and saw the COEXIST BS, but missed the horns.  They are becoming more obvious each week, now just hiding in plain sight.

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Re Steve at SRSrocco, well, I would not expect a gold guy to be very pro-Bitcoin.  Nonetheless, he is right about gold being the Store of Value.  Bitcoin is much more speculative.  And BTC has its own problems with the BU vs. SW Civil War.  I read elsewhere that even MONERO is going to have its own hard fork.  Hard forks (and the adjustments that users then have to make) make it less attractive for Average Joes to want to use cryptocurrency.

Your FSK link is interesting, I will have to read it later.

[iamnotback]

@r0ach here is your silver crypto.

A chart communicates more effectively than 1000 words...

[iamnotback]

URGENT: buy M immediately!

I also would like to understand your currency plan better. Could you provide again a link to your whitepaper or equivalent document?

Note if I am unable to come to agreement with your plans, I would agree to forfeit my CK. It wouldn't be fair for me to leech on the community.

I posting here and not there, specifically to not have many speculators see this message.

[r0ach]

@r0ach here is your silver crypto.

A chart communicates more effectively than 1000 words...

I already bought some litecorn once I saw the bullflag.  Looking at charts for it isn't necessary.  I don't like Ton Vay's logic at all, though.  There is no guaranteed skyrocketing curve of BTC.  The thing could stall out at any second from lack of scalability.  Bitcoin is a currency not money.  It's value will be determined by raw transaction throughput keeping it afloat, not people hoarding it pretending it's gold or silver, because it's not.  The public hoarding bitcoin with no scalability attached to it is nothing more than a rat trap.  Eventually amounts like 0.01 would become uneconomical to even spend.

Also, did you read my FSK link?  Outside of DARPA/NSA or some esoteric cryptographer like Wei Dai, I've never seen anyone fit the profile for Satoshi as much as that guy:

http://fskrealityguide.blogspot.com/2007/09/agorist-philosophy-overview.html

[sidhujag]

@r0ach here is your silver crypto.

A chart communicates more effectively than 1000 words...

I already bought some litecorn once I saw the bullflag.  Looking at charts for it isn't necessary.  I don't like Ton Vay's logic at all, though.  There is no guaranteed skyrocketing curve of BTC.  The thing could stall out at any second from lack of scalability.  Bitcoin is a currency not money.  It's value will be determined by raw transaction throughput keeping it afloat, not people hoarding it pretending it's gold or silver, because it's not.  The public hoarding bitcoin with no scalability attached to it is nothing more than a rat trap.  Eventually amounts like 0.01 would become uneconomical to even spend.

Also, did you read my FSK link?  Outside of DARPA/NSA or some esoteric cryptographer like Wei Dai, I've never seen anyone fit the profile for Satoshi as much as that guy:

http://fskrealityguide.blogspot.com/2007/09/agorist-philosophy-overview.html

Nah he doesnt type the same.. your off by a mile check the comments section. To me nash fits the bill perfectly.. been saying it for a few years seems people catching on

[r0ach]

@r0ach here is your silver crypto.

A chart communicates more effectively than 1000 words...

I already bought some litecorn once I saw the bullflag.  Looking at charts for it isn't necessary.  I don't like Ton Vay's logic at all, though.  There is no guaranteed skyrocketing curve of BTC.  The thing could stall out at any second from lack of scalability.  Bitcoin is a currency not money.  It's value will be determined by raw transaction throughput keeping it afloat, not people hoarding it pretending it's gold or silver, because it's not.  The public hoarding bitcoin with no scalability attached to it is nothing more than a rat trap.  Eventually amounts like 0.01 would become uneconomical to even spend.

Also, did you read my FSK link?  Outside of DARPA/NSA or some esoteric cryptographer like Wei Dai, I've never seen anyone fit the profile for Satoshi as much as that guy:

http://fskrealityguide.blogspot.com/2007/09/agorist-philosophy-overview.html

Nah he doesnt type the same.. your off by a mile check the comments section. To me nash fits the bill perfectly.. been saying it for a few years seems people catching on

Seems a little too old.