Phil_S
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August 28, 2019, 02:38:48 PM |
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18% is the lowest, interesting...
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Hueristic
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August 28, 2019, 02:40:52 PM |
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My last merit well spent. I have been saying for years our economic disparity has all stemmed from Nixon and been yelled down for it.
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lightfoot
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I fix broken miners. And make holes in teeth :-)
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August 28, 2019, 02:43:03 PM |
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Every once in awhile I like to look at old bitcoin purchases.....
In March 2014 I bought a Wii U for 1btc.
I'm looking at it now. See how stupid I was?
HODL
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LFC_Bitcoin
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August 28, 2019, 02:47:30 PM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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Every once in awhile I like to look at old bitcoin purchases.....
In March 2014 I bought a Wii U for 1btc.
I'm looking at it now. See how stupid I was?
HODL
At least you’re still in the game, bro. If you look around this forum sometimes you see old posts telling how people sold their entire stash for pittance. I was saying to micg in Amsterdam that I sold some years ago which looks stupid now but I had to experiment & figure out how to sell. We’d be utter morons if we didn’t know how to sell when the time comes.
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Febo
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August 28, 2019, 02:48:09 PM |
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Thing is that when recession happens and GDP start falling down and government start spend more to revive economy then debt makes a huge leg up. So if you have now 100% you will have then 130% or 150% almost instantly. So all countries should decrease it drastically in last 5 years, but 3/4 of them totally failed.
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Icygreen
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August 28, 2019, 02:48:23 PM |
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18% is the lowest, interesting... Interestingly that's Russia. They've been trying to participate in this grand game and print more debt for awhile now but sanctions slowing growth. Mortgages, student loans and personal debt are a fairly new concept for them of which they seem to be piling into as quickly as possible. Sigh.....
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lightfoot
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I fix broken miners. And make holes in teeth :-)
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August 28, 2019, 02:51:14 PM |
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Hope they are good at acting surprised Note: The "fake" bars are real gold, however they have fake stamps for provenance. So the gold people have the equal of monero. :-)
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August 28, 2019, 02:55:39 PM |
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They oughtta register them ingots on a blockchain.
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realr0ach
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August 28, 2019, 03:00:29 PM |
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If you want a horrifying glimpse of the SJW future and non-fungible, digital shitcoin future, here it is: https://www.forbes.com/sites/jonathanberr/2019/06/17/neo-nazi-website-daily-stormer-ordered-to-pay-41-million-to-dean-obeidallah/#79c229535494You make fun of some random muslim guy on the internet and they can sue you for $4 million and win. If your money is in a bank, it will just be instantly seized by Jewish Marxists at the bank and transferred to someone else via power of the Jewish occupied court. But how is Bitcoin really any different? If your money is in any type of non-fungible, digital tracking and slavery blockchain system, your identification is already going to be linked to whatever coins you have and monitored in real-time in giant corporate and govt databases. Since a handful of (((corporations))) whose shares were acquired through (((financial manipulation))) own everything, they will all circulate shared blacklists to make your tokens toxic waste and unusable, and mixing will be prosecuted as a laundering crime. Any real world point of sale use is also going to trigger your whereabouts and movement patterns, then the same Jewish occupied banks and courts will swoop in to try and steal your entire life savings for your $4 million fine for making fun of muslims on the internet when they become unhappy with simply blacklisting your non-fungible tokens. Even if you don't make fun of muslims, you will accidentally call someone a tranny (which is hate speech) and get the same $4 million fine and lose everything. TLDR: Anything non-fungible is worthless garbage.
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SuperTA
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August 28, 2019, 03:04:04 PM |
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If you want a horrifying glimpse of the SJW future and non-fungible, digital shitcoin future, here it is: https://www.forbes.com/sites/jonathanberr/2019/06/17/neo-nazi-website-daily-stormer-ordered-to-pay-41-million-to-dean-obeidallah/#79c229535494You make fun of some random muslim guy on the internet and they can sue you for $4 million and win. If your money is in a bank, it will just be instantly seized by Jewish Marxists at the bank and transferred to someone else via power of the Jewish occupied court. But how is Bitcoin really any different? If your money is in any type of non-fungible, digital tracking and slavery blockchain system, your identification is already going to be linked to whatever coins you have and monitored in real-time in giant corporate and govt databases. Since a handful of (((corporations))) whose shares were acquired through (((financial manipulation))) own everything, they will all circulate shared blacklists to make your tokens toxic waste and unusable, and mixing will be prosecuted as a laundering crime. Any real world point of sale use is also going to trigger your whereabouts and movement patterns, then the same Jewish occupied banks and courts will swoop in to try and steal your entire life savings for your $4 million fine for making fun of muslims on the internet when they become unhappy with simply blacklisting your non-fungible tokens. Even if you don't make fun of muslims, you will accidentally call someone a tranny (which is hate speech) and get the same $4 million fine and lose everything. TLDR: Anything non-fungible is worthless garbage. You don't have any those problems if you're not insulting anybody. If you want to make fun, cashout at 100k or 1 mln and have fun.
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realr0ach
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August 28, 2019, 03:07:00 PM |
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Hey, bro. If they make it illegal to be white, just don't be white.
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throughout history fiat paper has typically been a derivative (receipt) of physical metals.
I'm not sure that paper money started as PM receipts. This is Marco Polo describing Kublai Khan's paper money in the thirteenth century: He makes his money after this fashion. He makes them take of the bark of a certain tree, in fact of the mulberry tree, the leaves of which are the food of the silkworms, these trees being so numerous that whole districts are full of them. What they take is a certain fine white bast or skin which lies between the wood of the tree and the thick outer bark, and this they make into something resembling sheets of paper, but black. When these sheets have been prepared they are cut up into pieces of different sizes. All these pieces of paper are issued with as much solemnity and authority as if they were of pure gold or silver; and on every piece a variety of officials, whose duty it is, have to write their names, and to put their seals. And when all is prepared duly, the chief officer deputed by the Khan smears the seal entrusted to him with vermilion, and impresses it on the paper, so that the form of the seal remains imprinted upon it in red; the money is then authentic. Anyone forging it would be punished with death.https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2019/08/05/the-invention-of-money
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realr0ach
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August 28, 2019, 03:14:22 PM Last edit: August 28, 2019, 03:35:47 PM by realr0ach |
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Yea, paper money has been everything from free floating to a derivative of rice, to a derivative of physical metals and various other things. But the point is that paper money that doesn't instantly implode usuallly doesn't implode due to being a receipt for an actual commodity resource. When paper money tries to free float it's far more likely to just be a temporary blip on the radar and insta-die. You can kind of see how this correlates into being a very negative thing for Bitcoin not being a real commodity or resource and all.
If technology existed to facilitate Bitcoin's creation in the year 0 AD, it would not exist today. Not because of dark ages or anything like that, simply because it's not a real commodity or resource and thus there is no reason for anyone to consistently place value in it on a long enough timeline beyond speculation (pump and dump scams). Bitcoin would and will fall to the wayside like any standard fiat. Fiats don't die solely due to printing too much. They can die from people simply not giving a fuck about them because they aren't resources. Which is why Aristotle says money is required to be a physical commodity resource and why Plato is an idiot.
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August 28, 2019, 03:18:25 PM |
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So the gold people have the equal of monero. :-)
Haha! Classic!
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August 28, 2019, 03:34:54 PM |
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The list of reasons to hold bitcoin keeps growing:
Imagine five years ago if in one solitary week the president of the United States of America - Referred to himself as 'the chosen one' 'Hereby' ordered all American companies to leave China just like that. Attempted to buy another country and called the PM of its custodian 'nasty' and cancelled his visit when they said they weren't too keen. Truly, we are living in v strange times. I do wonder what happened to the "Oath Takers", those guys who would do anything to protect the constitution against an overreaching President. Weird. almost like some bizarre collective amnesia...what are the chances?
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August 28, 2019, 03:39:28 PM |
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I do wonder what happened to the "Oath Takers", those guys who would do anything to protect the constitution
Murdered by Jewish Bolsheviks.
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August 28, 2019, 03:53:55 PM Last edit: August 28, 2019, 04:08:03 PM by arewethereyet? |
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Every once in awhile I like to look at old bitcoin purchases.....
In March 2014 I bought a Wii U for 1btc.
I'm looking at it now. See how stupid I was?
HODL
I look at past purchases every day. Bitcoin related art on my living room wall. Id be dishonest if i didnt consider the relative cost, but i still smile. Then i walk into the toilet and look at my NXTdot painting. At this point, I tend to turn 90 degrees into the mirror, and have a word with myself.
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August 28, 2019, 03:58:04 PM |
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Bars or ingots may contain tungsten, the density of tungsten similar to gold.
Harder to fake silver because molybdenum is used and it's not as close to silver as tungsten is to gold. Even still, in ultrasonic testing sound waves pass through tungsten almost twice as fast as through gold, so it totally gives it away. There's just a million different ways to test metals now where it's pretty difficult to be fooled if your operating budget is high enough to keep the lights turned on because you'd be able to afford testing equipment. Having said that, 1 oz coins (or lower) are by far the easiest to test, so in any metals remonetization, virtually nobody is going to be paying anyone with kilo bars or anything like that besides central bankers storing various bricks. I think just about all the metals would wind up being melted for small denomination coinage as they should be. In the old days I think the US govt actually did it for free if you brought your bullion to them.
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