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[sirazimuth]

Not to worry. You government spineless pussies can have my account. See how that turns out for you.

Ahh so I’m a government agent now eh?  God damn!! I learn something new everyday! Lmao
Btw… I’m also not retired. Not sure how how you deduced that falsehood.
Maybe the same way you deduced all the other complete nonsense you seem to think about me.
Not that it bothers me in the slightest. It’s amusing actually.
Carry on though. It’s what I love about this thread.

[OutOfMemory]

Not to worry. You government spineless pussies can have my account. See how that turns out for you.

Ahh so I’m a government agent now eh?  God damn!! I learn something new everyday! Lmao
Btw… I’m also not retired. Not sure how how you deduced that falsehood.
Maybe the same way you deduced all the other complete nonsense you seem to think about me.
Not that it bothers me in the slightest. It’s amusing actually.
Carry on though. It’s what I love about this thread.

I think i will have to report to the president that you have been exposed. See you in the office 
Bubbles seem to be quite a thing, lately...

[Toxic2040]

the noon wall report

mixed trading on light Saturday volume
moderate downwards pressure observed
probably wait until late tomorrow or Monday and see if support remains intact and reevaluate
currently trading at $46.3kish

get out and enjoy some sunshine and let the corn grow is my plan

dyor

4h



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stronghands

[NoorulHuda]

https://news.bitcoin.com/tracker-shows-close-to-3000-crypto-atms-were-installed-in-2022s-first-quarter/

[Arriemoller]

Horrible things have come to light in places where the Russians have been chased out.

Ukraines former Austrian ambassador writes that the Russian army killed all males between 16 and 60 that were still in in the occupied, and now liberated Butja. https://twitter.com/olex_scherba/status/1510252300555767821?s=20&t=X4evbrxO-Nj8Ztnew6SDsg

In now liberated areas around Kyiv there are piles of dead Russin soldiers that have just been left to rot by their own army, they have been laying there for so long that they have started to rot despite the cold weather.

May the Russians burn in hell.

I'm not linking, but anyone with normal google fu can find the videos

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation

[Biodom]

We might be seeing the beginning of the end of the old imperial style Russia now, change can come about very quickly when the foundations start to crumble.

There's just a small problem i see:
Putin grew powerful in the shadow of the fall of the Sovjet Union. He, among many others in his back, experienced the fade of the SU as unjustified and cruel, and now it's perfectly reasonable that he (believes) is fighting for a good thing, the reestablishment of the good, old Union. Golden times will come again (and so on)...

Now imagine Russia under Putin ending as an imperial force, all the people under sanctions and poverty, without future visions, a whole nation in misery, just like North Korea, but on a higher scale. A nation's young generation, growing up under grief, with no future, because of the "bad western nazi imperium".
These times might create much more dangerous dictators than Putin.
And don't let us forget about China! Can Europe afford to lose Russia, as the "whore of Bejing"? I don't think so.

Imho, if Putin's regime finally fallls, Europe and the EU should embrace Russia as a part of europe, tear down ideological walls, bring more evenly distributed wealth to the country. As unrealistic as it might seem, it's the only long term solution to the Eurasian conflict. Of course, the EU has to adress their problems with corruption and become a way more serious government than they tried to put up so far. Otherwise the EU will start to crumble. That's why i think Russia should not be isolated after Putins regime ends. Otherwise when will they recover and start another war? 2030-2040?

Interesting opinion, but most likely not a majority one.
I am actually amazed that there might be a meet in Turkey.
I thought it would continue for longer but, hopefully, not.

[Arriemoller]

We might be seeing the beginning of the end of the old imperial style Russia now, change can come about very quickly when the foundations start to crumble.

There's just a small problem i see:
Putin grew powerful in the shadow of the fall of the Sovjet Union. He, among many others in his back, experienced the fade of the SU as unjustified and cruel, and now it's perfectly reasonable that he (believes) is fighting for a good thing, the reestablishment of the good, old Union. Golden times will come again (and so on)...

Now imagine Russia under Putin ending as an imperial force, all the people under sanctions and poverty, without future visions, a whole nation in misery, just like North Korea, but on a higher scale. A nation's young generation, growing up under grief, with no future, because of the "bad western nazi imperium".
These times might create much more dangerous dictators than Putin.
And don't let us forget about China! Can Europe afford to lose Russia, as the "whore of Bejing"? I don't think so.

Imho, if Putin's regime finally fallls, Europe and the EU should embrace Russia as a part of europe, tear down ideological walls, bring more evenly distributed wealth to the country. As unrealistic as it might seem, it's the only long term solution to the Eurasian conflict. Of course, the EU has to adress their problems with corruption and become a way more serious government than they tried to put up so far. Otherwise the EU will start to crumble. That's why i think Russia should not be isolated after Putins regime ends. Otherwise when will they recover and start another war? 2030-2040?

Interesting opinion, but most likely not a majority one.
I am actually amazed that there might be a meet in Turkey.
I thought it would continue for longer but, hopefully, not.

Oh it will go on for much longer, Putin never negotiates, allways escalates.
The "negotiations" are not serious.

[Arriemoller]

Good piece from a liberated town close to the Russian border.

https://www.rferl.org/a/ukraine-liberates-border-town-russia/31778438.html

[BTCaesar]

https://cryptoslate.com/turkey-wants-crypto-scammer-jailed-for-life/

The issue is many of people are in Turkey neither aware of “not your keys not your BTC coins” rule nor ledger. Therefore they unfortunately keep everything at exchange platforms. So, it is no wonder why the history repeats itself all the time in that country. The scammers leave and run to another close countries such as Albania, Serbia etc… The government wants to stop BTC and other shitcoins due to this reason and helping(!) victims as the “regulation” also seems so far away.

[OutOfMemory]

Good piece from a liberated town close to the Russian border.

https://www.rferl.org/a/ukraine-liberates-border-town-russia/31778438.html

How can the Russians claim to "de-nazify" Ukraine, when they obviously ARE the nazis in this war?
This move was so fucking stupid. I'd not be surprised if Putin actually suffers from ongoing dementia.
Such decisions can't really come out of sane minds.

[ImThour]

Just saw this on Reddit's r/place.  

Source: https://new.reddit.com/r/place/?cx=1850&cy=271&px=164

[jojo69]

Good piece from a liberated town close to the Russian border.

https://www.rferl.org/a/ukraine-liberates-border-town-russia/31778438.html

How can the Russians claim to "de-nazify" Ukraine, when they obviously ARE the nazis in this war?
This move was so fucking stupid. I'd not be surprised if Putin actually suffers from ongoing dementia.
Such decisions can't really come out of sane minds.

https://twitter.com/j_b_e__zorg/status/1510005388950876168

In Bucha many civilians shot dead by retreating Russian army, bodies lying everywhere on the streets. Some with tied arms

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation

[savetherainforest]

https://cryptoslate.com/turkey-wants-crypto-scammer-jailed-for-life/

                      


CRYPTO WANTS TURKEY SCAMMER SEIZED IN LIFE FOR JAIL

[Millionero]

We might be seeing the beginning of the end of the old imperial style Russia now, change can come about very quickly when the foundations start to crumble.

There's just a small problem i see:
Putin grew powerful in the shadow of the fall of the Sovjet Union. He, among many others in his back, experienced the fade of the SU as unjustified and cruel, and now it's perfectly reasonable that he (believes) is fighting for a good thing, the reestablishment of the good, old Union. Golden times will come again (and so on)...

Now imagine Russia under Putin ending as an imperial force, all the people under sanctions and poverty, without future visions, a whole nation in misery, just like North Korea, but on a higher scale. A nation's young generation, growing up under grief, with no future, because of the "bad western nazi imperium".
These times might create much more dangerous dictators than Putin.
And don't let us forget about China! Can Europe afford to lose Russia, as the "whore of Bejing"? I don't think so.

Imho, if Putin's regime finally fallls, Europe and the EU should embrace Russia as a part of europe, tear down ideological walls, bring more evenly distributed wealth to the country. As unrealistic as it might seem, it's the only long term solution to the Eurasian conflict. Of course, the EU has to adress their problems with corruption and become a way more serious government than they tried to put up so far. Otherwise the EU will start to crumble. That's why i think Russia should not be isolated after Putins regime ends. Otherwise when will they recover and start another war? 2030-2040?

The voice of sanity.  
Can we punish Putin and his cronies, and stop the war, without punishing 140 million or more Russians?  If we really have no choice but to damage Russia to the maximum, then let's not crow about it.
Not only is this unbecoming, but it's foolish to think that we can step on Russia's neck until she bleeds without creating future geopolitical problems.  
Xi is watching.  The Chinese play the long game, and I can hear them thinking:
These punitive tactics of the Western alliance mean that we won't be able to invade Taiwan soon, but it also means that dollar hegemony is doomed.  The nations of the world have been put on notice that the capital they have saved over decades of trade can disappear at any moment.  Every sovereign power on this earth is going to seek a way out of the dollar dominated world currency system and move away from fiat money to commodity money.  After the transition, the world will be China's oyster.  Taiwan will be ours for the taking, and the U.S. won't be able to do anything about it.  The dollar is a damp squib and the U.S. won't use military force against a nuclear power, we've seen that in Ukraine.

[sirazimuth]

....
Bubbles seem to be quite a thing, lately...

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation

[NoorulHuda]

Even before Mt. Gox went bankrupt on Feb. 28, 2014 - with 850,000 Bitcoins reported missing, the Japanese police had begun an investigation into the exchange which Karpeles said he cooperated with.

The Nifty NFT. If you had an account with Mt. Gox you can now access mtgoxnft.net



https://forkast.news/mt-gox-may-bitcoin-mark-karpeles-ungoxed-nft/

But be aware to invest. They can scam again.

Edit

Update about Mt.Gox


https://cointelegraph.com/news/mt-gox-wallet-transfers-6-800-btc-as-ex-ceo-plans-to-redistribute-6b

It can scam again be Careful.

[Shumyl]

Covid virus was not natural. It was developed by the mining companies in china. When you had the high fever during covid, your body was mining bitcoins.