The fact that central banks hate crypto should tell people it isn't in their control and that they're nervous about it. Sure, they play games with it, but they do with every other form of commerce and the stock market. They definitely do not have their desired complete control over it. That makes them nervous and they're going to go to war on crypto.
I know there's some sketchy stuff in crypto, but I believe it was white hats who released BTC as an adjunct to the planned central bank digital currency.
What I'm saying is that the time will come where people will have a choice. Join the Federal Reserve CBDC of total slavery, or bitcoin/other cryptocurrencies. Gold and silver are great, but for ecommerce, crypto is by far best option.
People here really hate on crypto. Not sure why, but decentralization is key to combating their centralized power.
Visa's assets will be seized in accordance with Trump's executive order concerning crimes against humanity for human trafficking. In addition to that it will be glorious to see the animals that ran the company thrown in jail for a hundred years.
I regularly ping all the local businesses in my area about crypto and metals but none have ever bit. They almost all appreciate a USD cash transaction though.
Not a bad place to start. A place that appreciates cash is a small jump away from accepting something better.
Crypto seems like the only thing that could work on a mass scale. Gold/Silver is great too, but are you gonna put silver coins in the mail to pay your rent and buy stuff online?
There are platforms like kinesiology that have metals stored in vaults and create a crypto based on the amount of metals in storage that you can use to transfer over.
Of course that involves trusting a company with storing the metals.
Did you know that Utah has a legal tender with gold woven right into it? They're called Utah Goldbacks. I think it's cool. It would be nice to get it to take off.
Also, there's Parallel Economy as a payment processor. Good things should continue to happen in this direction.
Banks do not control crypto, crypto is just blockchain based money tracking. Banks stole the idea of blockchain to create CBDC. An entire segment of technology is not bad because the banks want to use it for bad. A hammer can be used to put a wall up or take it down.
Blockchain is the only secure way to track finances online. If you want a secure financial future in a digital world, you get crypto or you get CBDC and you don't want CBDC.
At least with crypto you can buy a computer and participate and earn your fair share. It's better than the fed where they just poof money into their own pockets and give it to their banker friends.
Nothing is wrong with crypto
The fact that central banks hate crypto should tell people it isn't in their control and that they're nervous about it. Sure, they play games with it, but they do with every other form of commerce and the stock market. They definitely do not have their desired complete control over it. That makes them nervous and they're going to go to war on crypto.
I know there's some sketchy stuff in crypto, but I believe it was white hats who released BTC as an adjunct to the planned central bank digital currency.
What I'm saying is that the time will come where people will have a choice. Join the Federal Reserve CBDC of total slavery, or bitcoin/other cryptocurrencies. Gold and silver are great, but for ecommerce, crypto is by far best option.
People here really hate on crypto. Not sure why, but decentralization is key to combating their centralized power.
Nothing is wrong with it if you can withdraw your money on demand. Lots of scams out there. Be careful!
It's called a hardware wallet dude. Don't leave your crypto on exchanges.
So it seems.
Visa's assets will be seized in accordance with Trump's executive order concerning crimes against humanity for human trafficking. In addition to that it will be glorious to see the animals that ran the company thrown in jail for a hundred years.
Let's hope this is legit and sends a shockwave throughout the credit industry
Let’s hope that’s true but in the meantime do what we can to save the world.
Hope we all have our balances paid.
I regularly ping all the local businesses in my area about crypto and metals but none have ever bit. They almost all appreciate a USD cash transaction though.
Not a bad place to start. A place that appreciates cash is a small jump away from accepting something better.
Cash is cool for now. I’d stay far from crypto.
Services trade seems easy to start with. Cut their grass in exchange for something.
That's a good idea, setting up a cash/metal accepting network before SHTF.
Take a guess how quickly you'll be arrested for domestic terrorism if you try that...
I asked a neighbor who runs a coffee truck about accepting cryptocurrency. She didn't know what I was talking about.
Banks don’t control crypto. Quit spreading uneducated, ignorant crap. Blockchains are the antidote to centralization.
Crypto seems like the only thing that could work on a mass scale. Gold/Silver is great too, but are you gonna put silver coins in the mail to pay your rent and buy stuff online?
Crypto is a massive enslavement trap. Avoid at all costs.
B.S.
In the 21st century of online payments, what do you propose other than sending gold in the mail, or using Fedcoin?
One step at a time. For now pick low hanging fruit which is barter for goods and services. There are barter groups popping up all over Facebook.
Yup. I believe it was "invented" as a defense against the central bank digital currency. They knew what their plan was for total slavery and control.
There are platforms like kinesiology that have metals stored in vaults and create a crypto based on the amount of metals in storage that you can use to transfer over.
Of course that involves trusting a company with storing the metals.
Did you know that Utah has a legal tender with gold woven right into it? They're called Utah Goldbacks. I think it's cool. It would be nice to get it to take off.
Also, there's Parallel Economy as a payment processor. Good things should continue to happen in this direction.
So did the Liberty Dollar, how'd that work out?
Banks do not control crypto, crypto is just blockchain based money tracking. Banks stole the idea of blockchain to create CBDC. An entire segment of technology is not bad because the banks want to use it for bad. A hammer can be used to put a wall up or take it down.
Blockchain is the only secure way to track finances online. If you want a secure financial future in a digital world, you get crypto or you get CBDC and you don't want CBDC.
At least with crypto you can buy a computer and participate and earn your fair share. It's better than the fed where they just poof money into their own pockets and give it to their banker friends.