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Vivek Ganapathi Ramaswamy is an American entrepreneur and politician who has given the most importance to the economic recovery of America before the elections. In particular, he gives special attention to the recovery of the dollar. He also said that Bitcoin must be protected as an alternative to going to battle with the Fed. Ramaswamy plans to debut his new Bitcoin policy this Saturday at the annual Bitcoin 2023 conference in Miami.

US Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy's positive attitude towards Bitcoin will play an important role in Bitcoin's development ‍along with will get a huge support of bitcoin lovers.


https://twitter.com/BitcoinNewsCom/status/1660014153681993728?cxt=HHwWgICwhfyEx4kuAAAA
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/gop-presidential-candidate-vivek-ramaswamy-bets-big-on-bitcoin-in-2024-race/

[John Abraham]

The progress is reasonably good. You cannot do it by snapping your fingers. You have to start at some point, and the progress should continue till you finish your work. Taking a nap, going shopping or even going for a vacation is a part of the progress as well

[Bitcoin_people]

Texas A&M University has been researching the intersection between #BitcoinBTC  mining and grid stability. What they’ve found is that demand flexibility afforded by Bitcoin’s decentralized architecture reduces stress on the grid at peak times.


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[Who is John Galt?]

Does bitcoin touch upon those things or not?  That's up to you to figure out and to figure out how much you believe that it might be worthy of your time, energies and value to be figuring out more about bitcoin or if you might believe that your time, energies and value might be directed towards some other endeavor(s) that you believe to be more important.. hopefully for your own sake (and well being) you do not choose some dumbass shitcoin to direct your energies.. hahahaha

Bitcoin is gradually building relationships with different parts of society. We see that some American politicians participating in the presidential campaign that has begun are actively using bitcoin not only as a way to receive donations, but also as one of the key arguments of the campaign. At the same time, private initiatives in El Salvador, with the development of bitcoin clusters, are also developing the economy and ecology of their small towns. It is difficult to say where the boundaries of this process are. But of course, it is interesting to continue to explore the possibilities and prospects.

Fair enough.. and if you are comparing a fucked up money to a good money, are you going to make some choices in regards to which one you are going to spend first and which one you might save up?

Oh, the fact that bitcoin has many advantages over fiat money is clear even with a fairly superficial study of the issue. An independent and not controlled monetary system that cannot be canceled or frozen at the snap of someone's fingers is a much more reliable safety of savings than much else.

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[yslyv]

Oh, the fact that bitcoin has many advantages over fiat money is clear even with a fairly superficial study of the issue. An independent and not controlled monetary system that cannot be canceled or frozen at the snap of someone's fingers is a much more reliable safety of savings than much else.

are you sure that Bitcoin is better than regular money? issue is that the value of Bitcoin can change a lot, which makes it risky for saving money. And Bitcoin isn't controlled by any government, which means it's harder to regulate and protect against illegal activities. there are also technical risks with Bitcoin's technology, like the possibility of security problems or difficulties in how it operates. 

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[Who is John Galt?]

Oh, the fact that bitcoin has many advantages over fiat money is clear even with a fairly superficial study of the issue. An independent and not controlled monetary system that cannot be canceled or frozen at the snap of someone's fingers is a much more reliable safety of savings than much else.

are you sure that Bitcoin is better than regular money? issue is that the value of Bitcoin can change a lot, which makes it risky for saving money. And Bitcoin isn't controlled by any government, which means it's harder to regulate and protect against illegal activities. there are also technical risks with Bitcoin's technology, like the possibility of security problems or difficulties in how it operates. 

Yes, I am sure. I understand the risks you are talking about. Every coin has two sides. However, the risks of fiat money are actually much higher. If they are more convenient to pay for everyday needs right now, this does not mean that this happens always and will always be so.

Illicit activity in fiat currencies is much higher than in bitcoin. There have been many studies confirming this. The Bitcoin blockchain is transparent to everyone, including law enforcement, unlike the banking system.

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[yslyv]

Oh, the fact that bitcoin has many advantages over fiat money is clear even with a fairly superficial study of the issue. An independent and not controlled monetary system that cannot be canceled or frozen at the snap of someone's fingers is a much more reliable safety of savings than much else.

are you sure that Bitcoin is better than regular money? issue is that the value of Bitcoin can change a lot, which makes it risky for saving money. And Bitcoin isn't controlled by any government, which means it's harder to regulate and protect against illegal activities. there are also technical risks with Bitcoin's technology, like the possibility of security problems or difficulties in how it operates. 

Yes, I am sure. I understand the risks you are talking about. Every coin has two sides. However, the risks of fiat money are actually much higher. If they are more convenient to pay for everyday needs right now, this does not mean that this happens always and will always be so.

Illicit activity in fiat currencies is much higher than in bitcoin. There have been many studies confirming this. The Bitcoin blockchain is transparent to everyone, including law enforcement, unlike the banking system.

I appreciate your perspective, but I still have concerns about the overall superiority of Bitcoin over regular money. While I understand that there are risks associated with fiat money, such as inflation or the potential for government control, I believe that Bitcoin carries its own set of risks.

Ultimately, both Bitcoin and regular money have their pros and cons. It's important to carefully evaluate the risks and benefits associated with each and make informed decisions based on individual circumstances and goals.

[Torque]

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Luke's Twitter account may be dead, but he's very much alive and working on neat Bitcoin stuff. Free @lukedashjr, @elonmusk!
https://twitter.com/lopp/status/1659994294315372544

I'm OOTL.

Why was his Twitter acct suspended?

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[Bitcoin_people]

The next state orchestrated “Plandemic” is going to be a “Crypto Contagion”.
• There is going to be financial turmoil
• They will wrongly blame #Bitcoin   
• They will block on/off ramps
• They will prosecute crypto companies
• They will threaten public advocacy
• They will hunt you down for KYC/AML
• They will force CBDCs on you
• They will rationalize universal income
• They will inevitably print trillions
• Bitcoin will emerge as digital gold

If you can HODL through this you WIN

https://twitter.com/TheBTCTherapist/status/1660290161224171520?t=xoithVAZX7b2acAvO50UZA&s=19