So sad! Far too many frogs don't actually understand the attributes of money (and how Bitcoin makes it perfect), and how it's not CASH that makes the world go 'round, but TRUST. Google: "Kent cigarettes Romania," or, to lear more, read this story about how Ireland once became “The Cheque Republic”🤔
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What a crock. Bitcoin is traceable and trackable and it can be shut off whenever they damn well please. Yup. You all are so taken with crap that sits on your DAMN CELL PHONE or GOOGLE computer. THEY AKA THE DEEP STATE AAND the Government can take it from you whenever they want! Put CASH in your pockets THEY CANT. Unless they take YOU and then it’s too late anyway. Remember they tell you it’s unhackable yet they’ve stolen billions.
Sing it loud and clear, brother!!!
Satoshi nakamoto means central intelligence in Japanese
Top holders are governments and corporations
The network is entirely controlled by giga mining operations
Ethereum and Ripple were started by Peter thiel
The founder of Tether is a child actor tied to the Clintons
It’s not a currency, it’s a speculative asset that is a Trojan horse to soak up fiat liquidity. It’s designed to fail. It will get hacked by quantum AI. They will implement a replacement tied to digital ID.
You will own nothing and be happy, remember?
Um, not it doesn't.
Signed, Fluent Japanese-English translator.
Satoshi is a normal first name. The actual kanji for the name, however, are not known, as the name was written in romaji (Latin alphabet) and katakana.
There are characters that the name Satoshi can be expressed by, such as meaning wise/clever/intelligent, or wisdom/intellect. Other kanji combinations can mean things like 'philosophical history', and others.
But in and of itself, the romaji version 'Satoshi' leaves undefined the actual meaning in Japanese.
Nakamoto is a common Japanese surname, combing the kanji's 中 (naka) and 本 (moto). Naka means 'middle, center, inside' etc, moto means 'root, origin, source', etc.
Saying that "Satoshi nakamoto means central intelligence" is a bit of a stretch. Firstly, 'satoshi' remains undefined, and nakamoto can be interpreted as 'central', but then, Japanese kanji can have lots of different and variable interpretations.
nakamoto literally means "the root of the center".
Was the name chosen deliberately, to send a message? Speculation. Possible, but its still speculation.
I like the part where you said satoshi nakamoto doesnt mean central intelligence in japanese and then went on to explain how it does mean that lol
Hey, I'm flexible! kek
But actually, the truth is, language and meaning have lots of nuances.
In the expression, 'central intelligence' - intelligence here does NOT mean wisdom, intelligence, etc. It means 'the collection of information for military or political purposes" Completely different meaning.
Am I wrong that the reason you made the comment was because of the perceived connection with the latter meaning, as in "central intelligence agency"?
If you take that expression, central intelligence, in the sense of 'a/the central collection point for information', and then translate that into Japanese - i.e. words that Japanese people would use to express this idea, satoshi nakamoto is absolutely not the way it would be expressed.
The fact is, 'intelligence' has two different meanings and the one connected to 'the intel community' ie CIA, NSA, etc, etc, has only a historical connection to the original, meaning actual intelligence, the ability to acquire and apply knowledge, aka wisdom.
The more accurate comment would be the name Satoshi Nakamoto means 'the source of wisdom" in Japanese.
But thanks for prompting me. Sometimes translating or explaining meaning is a process that involves stages.
carry on.
(i.e. Don't go around telling people 'satoshi nakamoto' means 'central intelligence'. That is really <ahem> unintelligent. And wrong. hth )
Yes, I am. Those who fail to learn from history, are doomed to repear it. I remember that too.
Got news for you brother.
All currency is traceable and trackable and can be shut off whenever.
People will argue "but muh cash..." yeah, try walking up to your bank and asking for 50k. They don't have it and red flags will be raised behind the scenes that will put a marker on your back same as if it were a bitcoin.
People will then argue that cash is untraceable, but forget that every bill has a serial number than can easily be logged at the bank of origin or at any ATM, along with 24/7 surveillance of all money repositories.
Bitcoin ain't perfect, but pretending that cash is a safe haven is absolutely tard level logic.
This doesn't resolve until the Federal Reserve is abolished along with the Internal Revenue Service.
They still can't turn off the money in your pants pocket... best they can do is get all the stores to stop taking it
While I personally don't have issues with "trackable currency," your statement is completely false. Anything truly fungible is also untraceable, such as gold, silver, platinum, etc.* You know, the currency the big boys use. It's only our plebian currency that is tracible.
*I should include shekels of grain and similar fungible old timey commodities, but I wanted to keep it simple.
You seem to be stuck on the fraud for the past couple centuries and can't get your brain out of that rut. It is absolutely possible to be untraceable if you so desire using quite a few methods. How do you think the Cabal does it ffs? And if you prefer a currency that doesn't weigh you down, the blockchain can achieve that much better than the current variants we have.
Blockchain tech is awesome. I'm a huge fan. Bitcorn on the other hand sucks ass for about 5,000 reasons. It isn't tied to anything. It's a scam, through and through, trying to find a solution to "work around" the same fraud instead of just stopping the fraud.
Gold, silver and platinum are not currency.
Currency, by nature of its name, must move like the currents of the ocean.
Metals are assets. They sit still and are immobile.
You can sit atop your dragon mound of gold and silver, but the moment you try to interact with the fiat market you are tracked and traced every step of the way.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
6000 years of evidence (probably a lot more) would disagree with you.
Look, I don't want to be a dick, but your statements are so ignorant it's difficult to even attempt to begin to address the idiocy of that statement.
I'm guessing you responded before my edit. Sorry, though to be fair, it was less than a minute. You are mister Jonny on the spot...
Yes. At the moment it is very hard to use real currency. THAT WAS THE FRAUD!!!
The solution is not to work around the fraud, the solution is to STOP IT ENTIRELY!!!
As an non-partisan observer to this discussion, I gotta say, this line gave me the lols.
just glad you boys (sic) are on the same side, and can beat this out in good faith.
The combination of 'dick, ignorant, difficult and idiocy' in that syntax is literary gold.
No comment on the contents of said exchange. I'm really sitting on the fence re: bitcoin. Love blockchain tech tho, to the extent I understand it.
You gave zero evidence for your assertions. I think BTC is one choice of many. If you don't understand it then stay away. I like gold and silver too. But in a digital age And with counterfeit gold so hard so hard for a regular person to detect, good luck.
The NSA could trace BTC if you are a VIP and even if you used mixers by timing tx's and such but for most people mixers would suffice. Anyway BTC is not about being anonymous. Use Monero for that. BTC is about avoiding inflation in part. And if you need to take your wealth with you it is supreme.
You can't shut off BTC as the network is consensus based and extremely decentralized. The network can morph if pressure is put on it. And it has. You think the banks haven't been attacking it in every way possible?
You hold the keys to your crypto. Same security level the banking system and nukes use. If they break BTC we got bigger problems.
Best to all the critical thinkers out there.
THE REAL METAL...NOT A DAMN PIECE OF PAPER THAT IS A "SHADOW" GUARANTEE that it is worth anything!!!!!!
IF one can't hold the fungible in ones hand then it is NOT worth anything...
Anyone remember the Ol' Bible of Jesus turning over the money-changers tables in the temple and chastising them for being "robbers"...??????? Guess we are getting close to the end of the feature and on to the next!!!!...😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Just sayin'!!!!!
The Whip is not talking about paper silver/gold ala 2026. You're right that this stuff is worth crappola.
But Whip is talking about a situation in the 1800s, where the US treasury backed the notes AND where the metal itself was still currency.
Signed, not going near paper silver ever.
It is YOU they need to hack, same with gold/silver. Boom! "Confiscated/given away".
Well if it's about trust, I don't trust crypto.
Where did you learn to distrust crypto? I'd bet it's the same people who told you to get a shot during covid. If you are here at GAW, you need to open your mind just a bit on this topic. I'm saying this in a polite way and not trying to sound like a d-bag.
Generally speaking, there are three different types of crypto. Wealth crypto like Bitcoin and Etherum, think of silver and gold. They don't do much other than hold the money you put in them and hopefully increase in value. They don't transfer value very well at all because the "gas fees" or transaction fees are too high. Plus, the use a lot of electricity.
The next type of crypto is a meme coin. These are "collectibles" and are only as worth as much as the hype they can generate. Coins like FARTCOIN, UNICORN FARTS, and TRUMP coin don't actually do anything. There are millions of others. It's all about the hype and going viral. Investing in these is a good way to lose a bunch of money quickly because of the inevitable rug-pull, when the founders pump it up and take all of the money people put into it.
The last type of coin is the utility coin that actually serve a function in the global finance system. They are governed by ISO 20022. Investing in any of these is a reasonable consideration. Better yet, invest in the one(s) that are US based. Trump has made it clear they have a priority. He's also made it clear that updating the financial system using crypto is a national priority during his administration. There are videos on YouTube that have him saying this very thing. Also, his crypto czar David Saks has come right out and said it.
Bottom line, I would suggest not writing off all crypto until you take a bit of time and understand the difference between the ones with an actual purpose and the ones full of hype. It's worth your time researching it.
I spent a few years researching in my spare time, so that I could prove my son wrong about Bitcoin. Well I was only able to prove myself wrong. And now Bitcoin is a large part of my investments.
Fren, I too spent years researching in my spare time. I thought I had figured out a certain coin in 2020 but I was wrong. I figured out I was wrong when I looked outside my bubble and learned new factual info I did not know I needed to know. There is a fine line between research and confirmation bias. I thought that the coin I liked solved a big problem, and maybe it will someday but then I looked around and found a much much bigger problem that another coin was solving; methodically, step by step.
Please, please look at other viewpoints. It doesn't have to be anti-BTC viewpoints. But at least consider perhaps the top 10 or so and research why many say other coins are great in their own right.
BTC has a correlation with going up soon after more tether gets printed. Seriously how does tether magically print 1 billion tether at a time? The lasting future of crypto is utility. The key question is "does this product/crypto/idea etc. uniquely solve a real world problem?" or does it solve said problem better than other methods. btc cannot go to scale at 7 transactions / second.
Tether "prints" big batches ahead of time so they have enough ready for big buyers. When you see a billion dollar print, it’s usually an institution moving cash to buy Bitcoin, which is why the price of bitcoin pumps right after.
The Genius Act put tether under much tighter oversight than they were.
tether has never passed a legit audit. They are shady as F. They don't get a billion from "big buyers" and then print. Study harder.
I am not interested in Bitcoin as transactional currency. It can't be that in its current state.
I know about others. I bought XRP long before it was delisted on coinbase. But I sold it last year because the company seems to be more focused on RippleNet now (less on XRP).
I like CRONOS and it's planned use by TMTG. I like Pyth because our Dep of Commerce selected it to publish gov economic data on-chain. XLM as a bridge asset and HBAR and others for tokenizing real world assets. I own many.
But remember Trump said "Don't ever sell your Bitcoin". Also, Eric Trump co-founded and is the CSO for American Bitcoin Corporation which has quickly become one of the largest mining operations in the world.
My other large investment is silver and gold.
again totally wrong. Ripple's "north star" (their exact words very recently) is XRP. The core of what they do is centered around XRP.
My teacher said to me. Then day you stop learing is the day you die. I still remember his teachings.
my teacher told me to stop leering, that it was creepy. I guess spelling DOES matter....
I watched a video a couple of days back, but didn't save it since no one wants to click on a Facebook link.
I don't know who the fellow talking was, but he was adamant that once people find out who really started bitcoin the value would drop to zero over night.
I have no idea if that is correct, but for now I intend to avoid putting my retirement into something I think might be very shaky.
His name is Dan Pena.
Dan Pena
So if he knows who, why doesn't he say it? Why not save people from this vary bad person? Why would anyone trust someone who says someone is bad but won't tell you who?
Hey...I found the video you were referring to. https://x.com/JacobKinge/status/2024788701302116840/video/1
"Lear more "🤣
It's not bitcoin, it's the blockchain
It's peer to peer electronic cash as written in the whitepaper
I read this post. The only value in it that I found was that people are generally honorable if there is incentive for them to be. But I already knew that, so I didn't gain much from the story.
What I didn't find was any support for Bitcoin as being a reasonable currency or method of exchange for barter. Since I didn't find anything that supports that, I'm having a really hard time finding a reason for this post having been stickied.
It’s only in the last couple of decades we started locking our front doors in Ireland. I wonder what changed?
Cryptocoins do not make money perfect, for they are not money, they are currency. Cyrptocoins, when properly implemented, can make currency close to perfect.
true..like if it's backed by and can move assets, gold, silver,diamonds and I know one crypto that's already doing that.
Ill sign off as long as its gold backed.
Trust in each other, institutions, and religion is at an all time low. Subsequently the world is falling apart, scams and fraud at an all time high, and society grows increasingly dysfunctional.
Yeah. That tracks then.
Dear Suckers and TulipCoin Enthusiasts,
This exact question was presented to Google AI Twat:
Has Satoshi ever been seen in public?
Response:
Stop being stupid
Love,
TaQo
PS - Sorry if I hurt your feelings or religion or whatever, but facts are facts. I will continue to love you even if you continue to be a gullible moron, who believes in modern fairytales designed to strip the middle class of whatever wealth they have left, while believing they're "sticking it to the man".
u/#catdance
Lol. Eloquent, to the max.
I've tried to explain the dangers of fiat currency to my common green tree frog, but I think he's just ignoring me.
As much as I despise this man, I am moved to share an anecdote from the 1st Depression back in the 1920's. Up until this time it was known to be the Roaring Twenties. Times were good. Everything was roses. They thought. Then the stock market had crashed, right at time when everybody in America that had a few extra dollars were all in, stocks went to pennies or zero, margin calls were issued and cleared brutally, people lost everything, people jumped out of windows. It was bad. Since almost everybody lost something and even those who were not in the market, could not get to their money because the banks were closed. It was real bad. Reporters gathered outside of a banks hoping to catch one of the bankers to interview them. Sure enough, outside one big bank out walked Mr. JP Morgan himself. The reporters clamored their questions, but the one that prevailed was this "Mr. Morgan, a lot of people lost a lot of money and even those that have some can not get to theirs, what are you going to do"? To which he replied "Only gold is money, everything else is just paper". They were stunned silent and he walked away. So, that piece of paper that any of us is clutching to, be it dollars, bonds, stocks, ETF's, or crypto. If you can't change it for gold or silver on demand, then it's just paper.
The Federal Reserve is not a government agency, its word Reserve has no reserves, The IRS was created at the same period that the Federal Reserve was created. Is the Democratic Party wants to shut down DRS, then the republicans should shut down funding for The IRS. (AI) Based on recent reports from February 2026, a standoff over immigration enforcement has led to a partial shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) as Senate Democrats blocked funding, demanding significant reforms to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). (AI) Federal Reserve System and the modern federal income tax system (enforced by the predecessor to the IRS) were both established in 1913. The 16th Amendment, authorizing income tax, was ratified in February 1913, while President Woodrow Wilson signed the Federal Reserve Act into law on December 23, 1913.
"Kent cigarettes" - wow haven't heard that in a long time. My Dad used to smoke that brand back in the day.
Replacing fake money with fake digital money
And not to mention fake digital money the average person cannot have unless they sacrifice inordinate amounts of the paper fake money
Until every single person realizes the entire concept of money is fake we won't ascend to the new Kingdom
Clearly, money is not what many of us thought it was. As shown by the Irish "experiment", we do not actually need money as long as the confidence is there.
In my view, the job of banks, or any centralisation of money, is to cream off a percentage and keep it for themselves. While they do help with the confidence aspect, as well, taking customers' money seems to be the prime directive.
In order for the banks to have guarantees that they will be able to keep their creamed off profits they conspired together to have everyone's back. That is where Jekyll Island comes in and explains why central banks are situated in, effectively, their own countries within a larger country. Thinking bigger, we had Breton Woods.
Over time, we note that leaders opposing usury end up deposed.
It all points one way. Some may even suggest that a particular class of people are attracted to banking and they have conspired to have their own country created which would act as a final bolt-hole if all else failed.
SAmsung
TOSHIba
NAKAmichi
MOTOrola
You were conned.
kek
See also:
BetConstruct
Teradyne
NAM (national Association of Manufacturers)
Eun Holdings LLP
Found Corp.
Just fo fun.
Note: Samsung is a South Korea conglomerate. Toshiba and Nakamichi are Japanese. Motorola is a US company.
Let the conning continue....
Don't look at me.
Look at Elon Musk, who tweeted this and deleted it.
Lol, ha!
Good old Elon.
Tbh, I still do not know what to make of bitcoin...
It's weird..
u/catsfive has been hitting them out of park lately.
Trust being the key. So far i trust God amd then to a tiny extent gold and silver. Other than that. Not much.