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June 26, 2018, 07:40:47 PM |
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You people are seriously trolling. It's Charles Hoskinson trying to pump and dump via Twitter. He made that statement just straight out of left field based on no kind of news or fundamentals or anything. Like he just drank a 12 pack and that was the first idea he had at random. Someone claimed I was a "poor man's Charles Hoskinson" once which makes it even more ridiculous : /. It was like he just got a call from some investor that said "holy fuck we need to dump these shitcoins but there's no buyers, get on Twitter and do an Anton Antonopoulos pump and dump impersonation!". I would also like to add that MIT is completely compromised for anything cryptocurrency related and it seems like both Gavin and Antonopoulos have hung out around there and given talks. Sheez you are one salty baby boomer
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June 26, 2018, 07:46:45 PM Last edit: June 26, 2018, 07:58:21 PM by realr0ach |
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You people are seriously trolling. It's Charles Hoskinson trying to pump and dump via Twitter. He made that statement just straight out of left field based on no kind of news or fundamentals or anything. Like he just drank a 12 pack and that was the first idea he had at random. Someone claimed I was a "poor man's Charles Hoskinson" once which makes it even more ridiculous : /. It was like he just got a call from some investor that said "holy fuck we need to dump these shitcoins but there's no buyers, get on Twitter and do an Anton Antonopoulos pump and dump impersonation!". I would also like to add that MIT is completely compromised for anything cryptocurrency related and it seems like both Gavin and Antonopoulos have hung out around there and given talks. Sheez you are one salty baby boomer But Anonymint said that if he had to guess, I'm at least 70+ years old? It's not easy being from the greatest generation: ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FoYhzHgI.jpg&t=665&c=OyFYz9YAAw-ahQ)
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June 26, 2018, 07:51:00 PM |
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Really had it in for satoshi
Which, of course, perfectly explains why Satoshi left Gavin in charge. /s ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) Who cares Manifestly, you do. You are the one that brought him into conversation. Weewy, the weird is wunning wampant this week. <- read that in a Baba Wawa voice.
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June 26, 2018, 08:00:03 PM |
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That's...interesting. Innit? Not really lol I admit. They were mentioning all that stuff. Anyway be of good cheer, the tulips may be over for this season, but the weather's weird and lovely, and the city still stands. ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FMIM41pQ.jpg&t=665&c=avu4JKnUQuf6pQ)
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That's...interesting. Innit?
It is interesting that Gavin worked on VRML and ISO standardization (where it promptly got bogged down and died). I remember the VRML days very vividly, there was a SUPREME amount of hype around VRML. At that time everyone kept talking like by this time in history we would all be surfing the web with VR goggle headsets and everything, literally everything that is on the internet today would be human interaction through VRML-enabled worlds (think Second Life, Ready Player One, etc.). VRML never took off and then it died. Truly a grand solution looking for a problem that never existed. Reminds me exactly of the hype we're hearing today around ETH, smart contracts, App-based tokens and ICOs.
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June 26, 2018, 08:31:24 PM |
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That's...interesting. Innit? Not really lol I admit. They were mentioning all that stuff. Anyway be of good cheer, the tulips may be over for this season, but the weather's weird and lovely, and the city still stands. If you follow bitcoins history you can clearly see how early on it got , 'infiltrated' literally from the word go.
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June 26, 2018, 08:40:33 PM |
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Sidechains in theory are great, but there is an unsolved problem of getting value out of them and back into BTC. So at the moment they are almost useless.
Utterly preposterous. I can't even begin to rationalize that train of thought. You get your value out of it by opening / closing channels, acquiring something you desire via micropayment, or becoming an efficient router. I mean, am I surrounded by fucking BCash morons today ? Lol, I'm a Lightning fan.... I'm talking about SIDECHAINS you fucking moron ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) I am far from any kind of technical expert in these matters, but I do read about what other people say and sometimes attempting to distinguish various kinds of sidechains. Some peeps (like Bob just asserted) maintain that LN is just another kind of sidechain, and other peeps try to make the matter more complicated by attempting to imply differences that may or may not be meaningful since there are all kinds of variations that could be considered or be built in terms of sidechains - including the possibility that someday, perhaps a large majority of whatever alts are left in the crypto ecosystem and still valuable would serve as some kind of sidechain to bitcoin. So, yeah pegging a bitcoin value on the sidechain and serving as a kind of "federated side chain" seems to be something that LN is if you have to have a kind of exact number of bitcoins that go in and later come out. There may be other ways of either federating or giving value to other tokens in sidechains, but I would imagine that any side chain that does not federate value in terms of bitcoin value, would run the risk of being accused of engaging in a kind of fractional reserve banking (which would be frowned upon unless it is kept in a kind of strict control that is auditable or reasonably knowable.. but still possibly down a slippery slope of engaging in a fractional reserves practice). I see that V8 is quick to the draw, and the linked article does provide some decent outline, too. Thanks V. ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
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June 26, 2018, 08:49:36 PM |
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Really had it in for satoshi
Which, of course, perfectly explains why Satoshi left Gavin in charge. /s ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) Who cares Manifestly, you do. You are the one that brought him into conversation. Weewy, the weird is wunning wampant this week. <- read that in a Baba Wawa voice. Nah what I meant was that Gavin is a CIA stooge so why would anyone care if satoshi picked him or not Once a CIA stooge always a CIA stooge
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June 26, 2018, 08:50:05 PM |
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Did anyone catch this Facebook anouncement? starting June 26, we’ll be updating our policy to allow ads that promote cryptocurrency and related content from pre-approved advertisers. In other words, whatever coin TBTF banks/Hebrew moneychangers own will be allowed, but no others.
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June 26, 2018, 08:51:46 PM |
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Really had it in for satoshi
Which, of course, perfectly explains why Satoshi left Gavin in charge. /s ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) Let's attempt to pump the credibility of Gavin, who essentially got booted (or demoted) from Bitcoin based on his crazy ass devolution into proclaiming that fraudster Craig Wright was Satoshi.... What a bunch of bullshit that showed that Gavin's true colors were not in the interest of bitcoin and had digressed way too far, and showed him as a kind of naked that had to be purged of his bitcoin powers. ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fmedia1.giphy.com%2Fmedia%2FQJdEp1ynhxAWY%2Fgiphy-downsized_s.gif&t=665&c=DwN3SaYWmPOc7w) Now LN is the Illuminati?
While I'm not taking a position on the implications, presumably you are aware that: - one of Blockstream's biggest investors was AXA - at the time, Henri de Castries headed up AXA - at the same time, Henri de Castries was also the Chairman of the Bilderberg group - Bilderberg is widely considered as the core legal entity of the Illuminati I cannot see you giving up on your own bitcoin bashing, any time soon. Gavin, is that you?
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June 26, 2018, 08:56:04 PM |
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Really had it in for satoshi
Which, of course, perfectly explains why Satoshi left Gavin in charge. /s ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) Let's attempt to pump the credibility of Gavin, who essentially got booted (or demoted) from Bitcoin based on his crazy ass devolution into proclaiming that fraudster Craig Wright was Satoshi.... What a bunch of bullshit that showed that Gavin's true colors were not in the interest of bitcoin and had digressed way too far, and showed him as a kind of naked that had to be purged of his bitcoin powers. ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fmedia1.giphy.com%2Fmedia%2FQJdEp1ynhxAWY%2Fgiphy-downsized_s.gif&t=665&c=DwN3SaYWmPOc7w) Now LN is the Illuminati?
While I'm not taking a position on the implications, presumably you are aware that: - one of Blockstream's biggest investors was AXA - at the time, Henri de Castries headed up AXA - at the same time, Henri de Castries was also the Chairman of the Bilderberg group - Bilderberg is widely considered as the core legal entity of the Illuminati I cannot see you giving up on your own bitcoin bashing, any time soon. Gavin, is that you? Mr CIA stooge - Gavin Andressesesssn ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fi.perezhilton.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2017%2F05%2Fdonald-trump-fires-comey-twitter-celeb-viral-reactions.gif&t=665&c=mVozkftGyZx5lA)
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June 26, 2018, 08:56:49 PM |
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satoshi is a lizardman and he created bitcoin to enslave humanity. the bilderberger are also lizardmen and they developed lightning to speed up this process.
Don't forget that Vitalik is an alien too, the question is, he's a good one or a bad one? Lizardmen are bad or good? Also, EOS is an alien project too but went wrong (for now) ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) ? Who gives a ratt's ass about Vitalik or EOS? You?
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satoshi is a lizardman and he created bitcoin to enslave humanity. the bilderberger are also lizardmen and they developed lightning to speed up this process.
Don't forget that Vitalik is an alien too, the question is, he's a good one or a bad one? Lizardmen are bad or good? Also, EOS is an alien project too but went wrong (for now) ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) ? Who gives a ratt's ass about Vitalik or EOS? You? But it is important Vitalik is supported by the Russian Oligarchy linked to the Khazaraian Central Cabal bankers EOS (Token based on Ethereum) was started by none other than renowned (I love my boys) Brock Pierce linked to Clinton Global initiative and the Khazarian Central Cabal bankers Got follow the monsters CIA Stooge Gavin Andresssessnnnn fits in their somewhere Like a three pronged attack on bitcoin How events unfolded in the disappearance of satoshi 1) Wikileaks exposes bitcoin (Scares the shit out of Satoshi) 2) Bruce Wagner tells the newspapers its Satoshi 3) Satoshi runs 4) Gavin Adreeesseennnn dicusses bitcoin whitepaper with CIA 5) Bitcoin gets attacked non stop even ongoing today Why is Bitcoin so dangerous? First ever block exposes 2 things 1) The theory of everything 2) 500000 bitcoin on hold can be used to create a new currency reserve (Gavin and Bruce have both been discredited and exposed as charlatans) ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Ffrinkiac.com%2Fvideo%2FS05E15%2FpJ1wX2XZcrpzkBj0fzDCtdIMXQ4%3D.gif&t=665&c=U95BzFqz7WQ-fA)
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Does that really mean the bottom is not "in" yet? And that BTC prices have decent chances to touch upon $5k and perhaps go below that? Perhaps. But we also have seen these kinds of doom and gloom predictions previously, and for some reason the sellers ran out of coins. I am not saying that I know, but I could not see giving very much greater than 50/50 odds to such a downward scenario, even any kind of need or decent chance of touching $5k. Maybe 55% would be reasonable? Perhaps?
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Does that really mean the bottom is not "in" yet? And that BTC prices have decent chances to touch upon $5k and perhaps go below that? Perhaps. But we also have seen these kinds of doom and gloom predictions previously, and for some reason the sellers ran out of coins. I am not saying that I know, but I could not see giving very much greater than 50/50 odds to such a downward scenario, even any kind of need or decent chance of touching $5k. Maybe 55% would be reasonable? Perhaps? I'm with you, Jay. Yes, it's "possible" to go down lower than previous low on Stamp set at $5,780.00. That low went below the Selling Climax low in February set at $5,920.72 on BitStamp. That drop below the lowest boundary of the trading range ($5,920.72) signaled the existence of a Wyckoff Accumulation Schematic #1 and not #2. Which also signaled a STRONG possibility of a Spring (reversal to the upside) and a future TEST of the lower boundary of the trading range one more time before reversal is in the bag. Even my indicators are showing bottom is near. Where that bottom will be remains to be seen.
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satoshi is a lizardman and he created bitcoin to enslave humanity. the bilderberger are also lizardmen and they developed lightning to speed up this process.
Don't forget that Vitalik is an alien too, the question is, he's a good one or a bad one? Lizardmen are bad or good? Also, EOS is an alien project too but went wrong (for now) ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) ? Who gives a ratt's ass about Vitalik or EOS? You? But it is important Vitalik is supported by the Russian Oligarchy linked to the Khazaraian Central Cabal bankers EOS (Token based on Ethereum) was started by none other than renowned (I love my boys) Brock Pierce linked to Clinton Global initiative and the Khazarian Central Cabal bankers Got follow the monsters I will grant it to you that there might be some kind of relevance and connection to bitcoin, but since this is a bitcoin thread, vague references to alt coins without providing some kind of context seems to devolve into off-topicness, no? CIA Stooge Gavin Andresssessnnnn fits in their somewhere
Of course, he has lost a lot of credibility in the bitcoin community, and surely he seemed to devolve from someone with credibility into a person who uses his credibility to engage in reckless attacks on bitcoin... and the craig wright situation was not his first divergence, as you had provided what seems to be another example regarding his CIA visit.. .but there were others, as well, including his pushing of various BIGBLOCK arguments, and seeming to exaggerate the emergency nature of the situation, while seeming to have simultaneous goals to undermine bitcoin's governance by attempting to make changes in bitcoin easier to make... So now that he has his little toy, aka bcash, he should be happy to work with the other fellow dimwits on that seemingly more malleable project... and to deceptively assert that bcash is the "real bitcoin" blah blah blah blah... Like a three pronged attack on bitcoin
How events unfolded in the disappearance of satoshi
1) Wikileaks exposes bitcoin (Scares the shit out of Satoshi) 2) Bruce Wagner tells the newspapers its Satoshi 3) Satoshi runs 4) Gavin Adreeesseennnn dicusses bitcoin whitepaper with CIA 5) Bitcoin gets attacked non stop even ongoing today
Why is Bitcoin so dangerous?
First ever block exposes 2 things
1) The theory of everything 2) 500000 bitcoin on hold can be used to create a new currency reserve
The framing of your ideas expressed in this last part are a bit unclear to me.... because I agree that there are a lot of things going on in bitcoin, but it seems to me that there is even more going on and other logical connections that you have not captured in your above attempt.
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