Today is 10/10/18, the rise of the Phoenix according to The Economist

[bitChipper]

When I made the threads I still didn't see the news of the big drop on wall street. Bitcoin dropped $400 bucks too, however that's not relevant enough since we've seen these red candles for months.

The most remarkable news got to be the drop on the stock markets, other than that nothing out of the ordinary happened that I can tell. Perhaps we will see the importance of this drop in the long term and the 10th may reveal itself as the start of something big in the future.

On a side note looks like Zerohedge finally fixed their comment section, it used to crash my browser, total crap design on that website.

I don't really like it either, although they will post some pro crypto articles from time-to-time.

Whats hilarious is this comment section on some of the crypto articles though, its literally like 2 huge crypto supporters fighting and debating with 10 pro gold/silver investors, some of them rip so hard on bitcoin its comical.

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[fullhdpixel]

Interesting! I didn't knew that there's one that was published earlier than what I know which was around 1998. There's no significant movement if its for the market but only a dip.

These conspiracies are really interesting if its coming into reality.

Yeah, there was which I got to know on this thread some few weeks back anyway. It is just that with the way things are, bitcoin or will I say Satoshi probably beat them to it.

It was just a proposal then anyway, it is not like they really had anything plan and all they were probably busy looking at was to have a centralized country that is just controlled by a single body and I wonder how that would have worked actually, considering that most countries are independent and could make their own decisions as they please. Bitcoin however, is gradually filling up that space anyway, being a decentralized currency.

[darewaller]

Wow. It's really interesting to find out how many ways we can make the predictions about the future wrong ...
It would be great to keep the articles we write today, and get a laugh, reading them in thirty years ...

Predictions about the future are usually going to always be wrong unless maybe you are just lucky to say something and you end up seeing it coming to pass, but generally no one can place their hands on what will happen in the next minute, let alone tomorrow. I really do not see any possibility in having a one world currency at all looking at the fact that most countries prefer the idea of being independent, and you obviously cannot impose anything on anyone as long as you do not have hold on them. Just like Hydrogen said, judging from Brexit and some other acts all over the world, we will most definitely know it would be hard to be a thing.

[julyet]

I think that then nobody took it seriously. Just like now

[Renaldi blackspadeteam]

The Economist closure will certainly be cool if there is a bull run on the Crypto market, but seeing that the market volume does not rise significantly, maybe a large pump is still in preparation, I think it can get Crypto Asset prices when the bear market and get a large pump from this news, and if that fails the pump may occur at the end of 2018 or in 2020

[squog]

If the economists back then are thinking of a global single currency then i think they failed on that front. If we're talking about a continent under one currency then that is more likely. If you're actually considering crypto currency as a global currency, then maybe adjust the time line to a few more decades

[tradjecide]

When I made the threads I still didn't see the news of the big drop on wall street. Bitcoin dropped $400 bucks too, however that's not relevant enough since we've seen these red candles for months.

The most remarkable news got to be the drop on the stock markets, other than that nothing out of the ordinary happened that I can tell. Perhaps we will see the importance of this drop in the long term and the 10th may reveal itself as the start of something big in the future.

On a side note looks like Zerohedge finally fixed their comment section, it used to crash my browser, total crap design on that website.

I don't really like it either, although they will post some pro crypto articles from time-to-time.

Whats hilarious is this comment section on some of the crypto articles though, its literally like 2 huge crypto supporters fighting and debating with 10 pro gold/silver investors, some of them rip so hard on bitcoin its comical.

aaaaand nothing happened. These people who keep on finding new "theories" are really really useless. Same with 2012 when the world was suppose to coming to an end, here we are 6-7 years later still breathing (honestly it feels like world did end in 2012 and a new virtual reality took place considering what happened since 2012). World is really not a great mystery where you can find the future by some newspaper or magazine. No one knows what will happen tomorrow and neither these people. The phoenix is just something they imagined would happen and of course did just so they could sell couple more of these to make money, that's all companies want, sell couple more paper so they can make more money so the bigger the story is the more it will be sold. Right now as you can see none of it came true.

[spongegar]

And from the looks of it, we maybe are a little early with a few decades. I mean yes, 10 years ago we've already see Crypto currency but honestly we've viewed it more like an investment rather than an actual currency in exchange to goods and services. Besides, we can view it as a currency accepted in every country which is the US dollar.