Bitcoin, I believe, was taken over by the cabal, but other coins like Bitcoin Cash are still pure and more in line with Satoshi’s white paper, therefore still controlled by the market.
Really though, how can we ever rely on anything that is not physical like gold, silver etc? Any crypto currency may start with good intentions but the wealthy have a habit of ruining everything that is good.
Well yes. And it’s not even subtle in the case of cryptocurrencies.
All the “crypto billionaires” and centi-millionaires you might’ve read about? Where did all their newfound real assets (huge homes, yachts, planes, cars... gold??) come from? Bitcoin itself is patently not an enterprise that creates value (it’s an intermediary currency with zero intrinsic value, and one which actually destroys value with that energy intensive “mining”).
Every last penny these shysters have pulled out of Bitcoin and the like has been funded by new entrants (“greater fools”) putting real assets into the system. Cryptocurrencies are nothing more than a pyramid scheme, enriching those in early, impoverishing those in late. At some point, history always proves, there won’t be even one more greater fool. And then, at the very moment the crypto billionaires are holding prostitutes on each tourbillon-decorated arm, everyone else will be holding a worthless dream of free money.
If you sit down at a poker table and don’t immediately know who the sucker is... it’s you.
What makes you say that? He got incredibly much off this pandemic. He has sold his own properties - maybe to model the new way they want everyone to own nothing and like it, and his girlfriend/wife seems VERY creepy (covid mask music video months before pandemic). I truly have zero reason to trust anything he does as a model.
Bitcoin, I believe, was taken over by the cabal, but other coins like Bitcoin Cash are still pure and more in line with Satoshi’s white paper, therefore still controlled by the market.
Really though, how can we ever rely on anything that is not physical like gold, silver etc? Any crypto currency may start with good intentions but the wealthy have a habit of ruining everything that is good.
Well yes. And it’s not even subtle in the case of cryptocurrencies.
All the “crypto billionaires” and centi-millionaires you might’ve read about? Where did all their newfound real assets (huge homes, yachts, planes, cars... gold??) come from? Bitcoin itself is patently not an enterprise that creates value (it’s an intermediary currency with zero intrinsic value, and one which actually destroys value with that energy intensive “mining”).
Every last penny these shysters have pulled out of Bitcoin and the like has been funded by new entrants (“greater fools”) putting real assets into the system. Cryptocurrencies are nothing more than a pyramid scheme, enriching those in early, impoverishing those in late. At some point, history always proves, there won’t be even one more greater fool. And then, at the very moment the crypto billionaires are holding prostitutes on each tourbillon-decorated arm, everyone else will be holding a worthless dream of free money.
If you sit down at a poker table and don’t immediately know who the sucker is... it’s you.
Precious metals, though? ?
But do you really trust Elon? Really? He may just be working for China/DS, too.
What makes you say that? He got incredibly much off this pandemic. He has sold his own properties - maybe to model the new way they want everyone to own nothing and like it, and his girlfriend/wife seems VERY creepy (covid mask music video months before pandemic). I truly have zero reason to trust anything he does as a model.