I'm a silver guy, I get it, but here is something that bothers me about this whole thing.
If the dollar is going to crash, markets are toast, and retirement accounts are thereby gone. Considering the things Trump has said, "The best is yet to come," etc, how can they crash the dollar and peoples livelihoods without having a system already thought up that would allow those slower moving people to transfer their lifetimes worth of work into something tangible as well?
I can't wrap my head around the trillions of dollars that are going to disappear, and retired people are going to be ok with it, or at least find a way to keep living their lives as they had planned for.
I still think it's possible that cryptocurrencies are part of Team Q's plan to weaken the Rothschild central banking system. Both precious metals and most cryptocurrencies hurt the central banks.
Even though Q suggests we'll transition to a gold-backed U.S. dollar one day, Q might be influencing Bitcoin on purpose in order to raise awareness about the problems of fiat currencies
The central banking system works because governments order its use, and for no other reason. In that context, a crypto currency is just another asset with fluctuating value, like a share of stock or a piece of anything else traded on a SEC-approved bucket-shop.
Transaction fees would skyrocket if most of the Internet backbone is down. The price of the coin might nosedive because it's less useful for transactions after that.
Or the price could increase if the social unrest outweighs the reliability concerns.
Jack Dorsey - silencer of conservative views.
Elon Musk - whose wife is satanic, gave his child a satanic name, and who spends most of his time pushing the global warming hoax.
Do you really want to hand over all of your money to silicon valley? They keep telling you it's decentralised but at the end of the day, when you buy bitcoin, you're giving money to a small subset of people in tech companies.
The tip-off was the explicit design to record all transactions in a ledger. And it was immediately touted (inexplicably) as a privacy avenue, and of course all the best drug and kiddie-porn sites took it.
The reason I never got into it is that I couldn’t believe it was being allowed. Government shut down Liberty Dollars, but allowed cryptocurrency? Also the creator of Bitcoin was Satoshi Nakamoto; a presumed pseudonym. Back door possible in order to make money for nefarious reasons? The whole thing just smelled.
Bitcoin is here to stay and it doesn't matter if it is a psyop or not. Articles are that are laughable. I could spin everything as a psyop if I wanted.
Until now...!
The only e-coin I trust is one you can't lose any money on.
Ayo good catch mayne.
I'm a silver guy, I get it, but here is something that bothers me about this whole thing.
If the dollar is going to crash, markets are toast, and retirement accounts are thereby gone. Considering the things Trump has said, "The best is yet to come," etc, how can they crash the dollar and peoples livelihoods without having a system already thought up that would allow those slower moving people to transfer their lifetimes worth of work into something tangible as well?
I can't wrap my head around the trillions of dollars that are going to disappear, and retired people are going to be ok with it, or at least find a way to keep living their lives as they had planned for.
u/#Correct
What are your thoughts on Dave at X22 pushing Bitcoin so hard?
Troubling
He's not saying to 100% jump in. He is saying to give it a shot. If we all give it a shot, just to try it, it is likely take hold.
I still think it's possible that cryptocurrencies are part of Team Q's plan to weaken the Rothschild central banking system. Both precious metals and most cryptocurrencies hurt the central banks.
Even though Q suggests we'll transition to a gold-backed U.S. dollar one day, Q might be influencing Bitcoin on purpose in order to raise awareness about the problems of fiat currencies
The central banking system works because governments order its use, and for no other reason. In that context, a crypto currency is just another asset with fluctuating value, like a share of stock or a piece of anything else traded on a SEC-approved bucket-shop.
The US dollar competes with Gold as a currency. Bitcoin also competes with Gold. The Dollar and Bitcoin love each other
If the internet goes down like Myanmar, by the time you get back online who knows what the prices would be...
Transaction fees would skyrocket if most of the Internet backbone is down. The price of the coin might nosedive because it's less useful for transactions after that.
Or the price could increase if the social unrest outweighs the reliability concerns.
Check out who is pushing bitcoin so hard.
Jack Dorsey - silencer of conservative views. Elon Musk - whose wife is satanic, gave his child a satanic name, and who spends most of his time pushing the global warming hoax.
Do you really want to hand over all of your money to silicon valley? They keep telling you it's decentralised but at the end of the day, when you buy bitcoin, you're giving money to a small subset of people in tech companies.
The tip-off was the explicit design to record all transactions in a ledger. And it was immediately touted (inexplicably) as a privacy avenue, and of course all the best drug and kiddie-porn sites took it.
i had bitcoin for about five minutes. then bought motorcycle with my losses
The reason I never got into it is that I couldn’t believe it was being allowed. Government shut down Liberty Dollars, but allowed cryptocurrency? Also the creator of Bitcoin was Satoshi Nakamoto; a presumed pseudonym. Back door possible in order to make money for nefarious reasons? The whole thing just smelled.
I heard it was created by our gov
That's the word. QC..
I'll stick to the stuff that's been around for thousands of years.
Good call. Just hard to buy online with silver ingots.
There are many DeFi cryptos that cannot be traced
Bitcoin is here to stay and it doesn't matter if it is a psyop or not. Articles are that are laughable. I could spin everything as a psyop if I wanted.
Yeah this article is a really bad article on Bitcoin.
Bitcoin is to central banks, what torrenting is to the movie and music industry, but many people don't get that.
I’m stealing that analogy. It’s pretty spot on.
Tether = Fractional Reserve printing out of thin air. See Tether chart, billions printed weekly during this run-up. Mystery solved.
EXACTLY! PREACH ON!!
Has he ever mentioned covid/pandemic/virus?
Please stop being a waste of our precious oxygen.
Please stop wasting our precious oxygen.
Certainly potential there but I would recommend people lean heavier toward metals.
Q never mentioned "GeorgeNews" either but look at this fucking place these days.
Q did say "No outside comms"
Oooh, get her