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To all the crypto guys that lurk among us. For those of us who are crypto-finance retards, what should we be investing in? WTF is the difference between Bitcoin and all the other shit?!? Help us out! I want to get in on this scam
Bitcoin is all you want. It is the only one with a finite supply. It's actually the only thing to ever exist with a finite supply. Think about what that means financially. Also there is no CEO, no board members etc. The rules are fixed, unlike ETH, SOL, XRP, and all other shitcoins. Shitcoins are like the FED
Also this board needs to understand that Bitcoin is a part of the Q plan. Read SoftWar by Space Force Major, Jason Lowrey. It talks about how America needs a Bitcoin Stockpile. What has Trump been talking about lately? A Bitcoin Stockpile.
I'd recommend "God Bless Bitcoin" as an intro to Bitcoin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XEuqixD2Zg
Deep dive on Bitcoin, economics and finance with Tucker https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdJFeSY8UVk&t=3265s
Rugpull Radio on Rumble covers all the high level Bitcoin/Q connections. Must watch! https://rumble.com/playlists/N6IFHf2pPm8
Thats absolutely not true, there are many cryptos with a finite supply and still in the top 20 by market cap.
Also untrue, there are 5 developers that control the git codebase that all bitcoin miners must use. They have the say in what changes can be made and the miners have the say in what gets adopted. Holders of BTC get no say in what happens.
Bitcoin has several flaws and is getting more and more centralized over time. It can never decide anyrhing without forking, doesnt give the holders a say in what should be updated and when a quantum chip comes out that can break blockchain cryptography, i dont think bitcoin will react in time. It moves extremely slow and still has no smart contract dapps. Lightning network also has several flaws if you want to get into that.
It will never be able to hand millions let alone billions of transactions a day. It is limited in its growth potential over the long term.
Challenge: Explain how Bitcoin is part of the Q plan.
The rules: Only use Q posts.
The Covfefe decode shows all the number comms hidden in the Q posts that are also contained in the timestamp of bitcoins first block.
In the decode you will see Q is using the numbers 315 and a double 11 as comms for taking down the central banks. Andrew Jackson's birthday is 3/15, and he took down a central bank, and JFK's executive order to issue his own debt free US dollar was 11110.
Bitcoin's first block was 1/3/2009 at 1:15 pm EST
If you convert 2009 to an 11 (2+0+0+9 = 11) you get 1,3,11,1,15
Which gives you the double 11's and 315 (1:15 pm is also 13:15)
Q's posts about the central banks was Q #135 on 11/11 and their 2022 post about inflation and the FED was also on 11/11.
Q's first mention of "11.11" is Q#1357 on 5/13 https://qalerts.app/?q=11.11+
Take the letters of Trump's Covfefe tweet and you get 315 and multiple 11's and the tweet was on 5/31
C = 3
O = 15
V = 22 = (11+11)
FEFE = 6,5,6,5 = 11,11
Trump retweeted "Can you imagine a president taking on the Federal Reserve" at 11:53 = (11 and 315 combo)
The timestamp on Bitcoin's 2nd block also correlates to Trump's first tweet.
Thank you!!! This is awesome ^^^
My submission. https://rumble.com/v5yiu9t-rugpull-radio-ep-101.html?start=3145
Its not finite if its infinitely fractionable?
You're kidding, right?
No I'm not, but i assume you must be.
You must not understand how fractions work and how fractions cannot dilute a whole. Please consult your nearest math teacher for more information on how fractions work.
Bitcoin is infinitely fractionable in theory, however this divisibility does not negate its finiteness in terms of total supply. The cap at 21 million bitcoins means there's a maximum amount of Bitcoin that can exist, no matter how small each piece gets divided. This aspect of Bitcoin's design is central to its economic model, aiming to ensure its value through scarcity
That's as dumb as saying "gold isn't finite, because I can shave coins down into atom thick slices"....
That doesn't increase the gold supply (or Bitcoin)
80% of my crypto is Bitcoin; however, I wouldn't say Bitcoin is the only thing to ever exist with a finite supply. There is a very finite supply of Stradivarius violins, Picasso originals, rare stamps, T-Rex fossils, and beachfront real estate to name a few examples. Also, Bitcoin could theoretically change the rules if there was enough consensus, no? Maybe unlikely but not impossible. That said, it would particularly unlikely for BTC holders to reach a consensus to increase the supply unless there was somehow a benefit to do so.
Anyway, I believe quite strongly in the finite supply of BTC, and it is, at present the only widely available asset with a finite supply.
I agree there is a very limited supply of some things like Stradivarius violins but someone could pay to have another produced. No mater how much money someone has they can never create another Bitcoin. The supply cap of 21M is hardcoded.
Thank you for this! Iām 63 and have been studying a Bitcoin for a few months and started buying about three months ago. Mostly have Bitcoin and a bit of Etherium.