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Vivek Ramaswamy Touts Pacific Trade Deal, Urges More Migration; No wonder why he is "surging" in the polls. He must be avoided at all costs!!!!!!!
Rama-Swampy:
Vetting Vivek Ramaswamy Former pharma exec and newfound anti-ESG crusader has substantial ties to China, the Covid industrial complex, Pfizer, Soros inc, and a track record of business calamities.
https://www.dossier.today/p/vetting-vivek-ramaswamy
Vivek Ramaswamy Assessing the political views and statements of a presidential candidate
https://codemonkeyz.substack.com/p/vivek-ramaswamy
How Vivek Ramaswamy Made the Fortune Fueling His Presidential Run Mr. Ramaswamy calls himself a scientist from the biotech industry, but his vast fortune stems from two huge paydays that speak to hope and hype in the world of finance.
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/27/us/politics/vivek-ramaswamy-wealth.html
Look what he suggested in combating the Deep State:
https://dailycaller.com/2023/07/29/ramaswamy-deep-state-rotten-revolution-reform/
He's a pinko commie masquerading as a conservative. Someone like him calling for violent revolution with that track record is a liar and manipulator against the people.
Yeah I don't have a sign in to Adobe
LINK NOT WORKING
NVM YOU HAVE A TYPO IN YOUR POST FOR THE LINK
VA Const. (1819):
Does anyone have a copy they can share of the PDF?
Nvm I got a backup here of the Adobe PDF
flight_logs(1)-1.pdf 3.4 MB
Thank you!
Ah we'll see, I don't trust Mr Beast but it looks like he is doing good for now.
Happy for the children in Africa! 👍
Damn McDonalds has even occupied The Great Lakes according to this map
My mistake you're right
There's definitely still some secrets we don't know.
Look at him, he looks like a textbook pedophile. He obviously was an integral part of the money washing machine for the uniparty. If patriots are in control then he may have struck a deal already but otherwise he's a dead man.
Are you talking about FTX tokens? Don't you think they'd go down instead of up? From FTX selling or others watching the FTX debacle?
Those failed coins intrinsic value was getting rich quick which is a low value long term. Their actions were not the same as their pitch so people sold. You have to look at the past actions of the crypto. Did they follow through with their goals? Do their goals align with yours?
If people think the crypto has value and there is scarcity, then it'll increase in value. If goals are not met or actions taken that say otherwise then the crypto is not valuable.
If the crypto is not being developed on anymore, then it is dead.
Bitcoin has enough money and enough means to get a quantum proof encryption going and it'll probably be a variant of Algorands. Whether Bitcoiners vote for and accept the change is a different matter. Whether they can do it in time is doubtful in my opinion but not to others.
As far as I'm aware there is not any major effort being taken to make a quantum proof encryption for Bitcoin and it'll definitely take a major effort because Bitcoin can be a pain to work with from what I've been told.
The Bitcoin community is known for being stubborn to change and very opinionated to the point that failed votes on changing Bitcoin protocol become new forks like Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin Satoshis Vision, etc and splinters the developer community.
If the main Bitcoin chain hasn't changed by the time the quantum computers start coming more in prominence you'll either have a quamtum-proof Bitcoin fork that you will have an equivalent amount of in your wallet or you'll need to look for a decent crypto that has made the change to quantum proof and sell your Bitcoin for that.
While there's a lot of positives with Bitcoin there's also a lot of negatives long term imo so I don't keep a lot of it. But that's my own opinion, do your own research and look into it for yourself. Bitcoin is doing very well at the moment and it is of course the King as of now.
You ignored my singular question.
I did answer it, go to 3
From my research, the intrinsic nature of Bitcoin is one of stability and rigidity in its code. I don't think it will be nimble enough to change its encryption before the quantum computers can break the encryptions. But if you want something that doesn't change its code too often and prices tend to be more stable than other crypto, Bitcoin is the way to go.
Supplementary question. What happens to bitcoin in 20 years when we have quantum computing capability?
It'll be 10 years or less. There are already Cryptos out there running real time quantum proof encryption, the first one I know of was Algorand but I don't recommend it as a buy anymore as its made by MIT professors and thus Fed owned.
Practical Post-Quantum Few-Time Verifiable Random Function with Applications to Algorand
https://eprint.iacr.org/2020/1222 https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Practical-Post-Quantum-Few-Time-Verifiable-Random-Esgin-Kuchta/10414857cf1582614210c10f9e9d6fcfd704b43d https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bQ6iyc3y_JM
To stop quantum hackers, the US just chose these four quantum-resistant encryption algorithms The US now has four post-quantum cryptographic algorithms it plans to make part of a new set of public-key cryptography standards by 2024.
- Pokemon cards and federal reserve notes all have a geographical central point of issuance. Whatever becomes the world reserve currency will always have domestic interests competing with international interests and the domestic is sacrificed in favor of international interests in order to keep it as a world reserve currency. This is called Triffin's Dilemna.
Crypto does not fall in this since it is issued internationally from the get go. Even the majority of gold/silver is centralized around.... Central Banks so you can't escape them depending entirely on gold/silver.
- Crypto can make near instantaneous long distance payments with no 3rd party bank keeping your funds. It breaks the banks internationally though your local economy may still use precious metals. If the distance for payment is small you don't need crypto.
- There is a fixed number of coins hard coded into the blockchain.
Any "crypto" that doesn't do this is worthless. This is easily checked by the open source code (best reasurrence), white paper about the crypto, or just looking it up on forums/YouTube/coinmarketcap/twitter/etc.
If there is demand for the crypto that is not just generated on making a quick buck but instead in a long term vision or having a stable currency, that is a value you want. Dont speculate on what is said to excite, look at history and past actions.
The intrinsic value.
Intrinsic - Of or relating to the essential nature of a thing; inherent. What is the inherent nature of crypto A or B? You got to research that because cryptos can be wildly different in the essence of what they're for in that moment.
- Anybody who processes payments on a crypto blockchain must use the same code and have the same history of transactions as everyone else processing payments. If not then they don't get to process transactions. You can't make coins appear that isn't already coded in, you can't take modify transactions past or present, and you can't delete parts of the ledger and go back in history.
Any crypto that has done any of these things is broken and useless
You can ask how to make this work and that leads to...
- Decentralization. Any crypto worth its salt is decentralized.
Large Decentralized Payment Validators - Many people checking each others ledgers and making sure there's no fudging the numbers. Also being relatively inexpensive and doable for a household to join and and contribute to blockchain validation is important.
Decentralized Wallet Distribution - The crypto is not owned by one person but many people in varying amounts. No entity should have an overwhelming majority of the crypto or else it's time to move on.
The more people buy/selling/holding a crypto while overall that crypto also has a more linear/even wallet distribution, the less instability you will see in the price. There is still relatively little money in crypto compared to the world market and the number of people who own/use crypto is still relatively small. As it grows and cements its place in the world economy, the price will get more stable.
- Every crypto needs to have its code open-source, audited, and able to be read. Now you may ask "if I can just copy the code and make it my own what is the point"? Sure you can make a copy, there's tons of copies of Ethereum and Bitcoin out there as their own Cryptos but you're not going to get anyone to use it unless you have a lot of special sauce.
On the other hand, if a crypto majorly fucks up, maybe someone ends up owning a majority of the validators or coins (which you would see way ahead of time since everyone can audit transactions on blockchain explorers), you can take a copy of that blockchain and iterate on it to solve the problem. This I think is important. There will always be cycles where eventually a few own the majority of everything and open source code and the free market (or your neighbor) gives people a choice of where to go to. Govt can shut down exchanges but they won't be able to shut down people trading crypto person to person worldwide.
- The code has to be provably secure and audited by multiple parties. All hacks happen on Decentralized applications, not the blockchains processing the transactions, but there still needs to be reassurance of the codes security.
If certain blockchains have (m)any hacks happen on Dapps in the blockchain ecosystem, that's a huge problem. The code is either written badly, the programming language used for smart contracts is majorly flawed, or both!
Nice! you made a list of them all, thank you!
Good bit of info, thank you for the post and research!
Trying to make a point.
Do you sell that garlic and if so is it moved far away?
If not then you probably won't see much use in crypto but if so, gold/silver trasnactions are very expensive and insecure when made over long distances.
If you're not making local purchases you have to trust a 3rd party to secure your gold/silver transactions and not manipulate the transaction in anyway, That 3rd party then becomes a bank. Banks always eventually manipulate finances in their favor by lying, stealing, litigation, etc. This is how the cycle always has restarted since the dawn of civilization. Crypto breaks that cycle and will be the preferred payment for long distances. Crypto breaks the banks. But for local economies gold/silver/precious metals will remain useful and crypto won't be necessary.
Good deal.
So let me ask you, do you sell your spuds locally in your town or do they go outside of your town?
How can you read? You're supposed to be blind.
To answer your question: no. They are all important and they all belong
I'm not very smart about it, I've seen the debit card but it seemed like another way to rip me off.
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Like a card that trades your gold for my jars of piss.
My thoughts as well
Holding crypto in cold storage is great! I use a hardware wallet to hold my crypto. One of the mods on here uses cold storage as well and makes his own paper wallet.
I don't trust any exchange to keep my crypto so I get it off as soon as possible.
However, Kucoin is useful in that you can trade a lot (I think 5 BTC worth a day) without KYC.
As far as exchanges with KYC, I liked Kraken a lot more but they will send your info to the govt (obviously). Better customer service and lower fees.
Sorry I don't keep up too much with the GME of BBBY atm just keeping up with what I have is a lot for me, there's always new rabbit holes every week. This week we got BOJ, Japanese Yen Carry Trade, Shadow Bank Apple, and Geode Capital while I'm also researching The Great Taking on the side.
Most news on GME and BBBY would be on Superstonk if I'm not mistaken. I would definitely upvote you if you provided any news on the subject in a post or commented here though 😁
It does list names AHHH
light_logs(1)-1.pdf 3.4 MB
https://files.catbox.moe/vtrfk1.pdf