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I’ve seen a ton of BTC hate on here and I really don’t get why.

USD is controlled by yids, they print more whenever any one of their fellow yids need it. Every transaction you make is known by the state, every dollar you earn is logged and taxed. Every transaction you make is tied to your SNN, if you buy anything sketchy say hi to the FBI knocking on your door.

If we boycott USD and insist that every transaction be made through BTC, we win. We will dismantle everything that is currently destroying us. No more taxes, transactions are private. No more registered firearms. No more inflation, there is a hard cap on the amount of BTC that can ever enter circulation. We are slaves under USD, under BTC we are free.

I’ve seen a ton of BTC hate on here and I really don’t get why. USD is controlled by yids, they print more whenever any one of their fellow yids need it. Every transaction you make is known by the state, every dollar you earn is logged and taxed. Every transaction you make is tied to your SNN, if you buy anything sketchy say hi to the FBI knocking on your door. If we boycott USD and insist that every transaction be made through BTC, we win. We will dismantle everything that is currently destroying us. No more taxes, transactions are private. No more registered firearms. No more inflation, there is a hard cap on the amount of BTC that can ever enter circulation. We are slaves under USD, under BTC we are free.

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Poal is a web site. It does not hate anything in particular.

Except for you.

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Come on, it’s a sincere question. Don’t get focused on semantics, ya fuckin kike

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It was a sincere answer! Don't get all mean! I don't have anything against you. It's not my fault that the web server hates you!

You fag.

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Reject the premise. BTC is not private. Far from it.

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Bitcoin still relies on their systems to access. You have to have internet and some sort of device to validate and exchange. Hard currencies like metals or easily divisible and non perishable goods like bullets require no authentication process, external validation or any special digital technology to engage.

If the US Government outlawed and disabled or seized every Bitcoin wallet service and exchange system, where exactly would that leave its investors?

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Wallets run and can be distributed locally, people would just keep on using it. Or VPN out of the country to access.

Sure, if power and internet goes out its worthless. If that is what you are prepping for then it isn't for you.

If you are however seeing the future of finance is crypto currency, it's a solid 10x return over next few years as it becomes adopted

If the government is going to ban it they better do it before all the corporations add it to their balance sheets as a % of their reserve currency like Tesla. Otherwise that will be alot of lobby power preventing it.

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Tesla has been buying as a hedge against both the dollar dropping and the powers that be attempting to destroy Tesla stock value after Musk announced he was abandoning Commiefornia. It isn’t a long term investment.

Anybody with sufficient buying and selling power, capable of sustaining after a drastic loss, ie governments, can tank a rival currency to the point of absolute destruction. This is part of what kept China as MFN for so long, the threat that they’d dump trillions of US Reserve Notes into the open market in an economic act of war, rendering the dollar near-worthless, potentially on a permanent basis, due to fears about its value being too volatile, thus ending its near century old status as a universal base currency.

Another method of destroying Bitcoin would be to simply embargo the clearing houses responsible for their validation and valuation with the cooperation of the key telecom players. This can be done through a mere “crackdown” on “dark net crimes” being “paid for via Bitcoin,” and would include the prohibition of buying, selling and trading crypto among private consumers. Don’t think they can do that? FDR did it with gold seizure in the 1930s and outlawing private gold ownership. The difference being, like with gun ownership in the US, it would be difficult to remove physical stores of precious metals, while crypto could be shuttered practically overnight.

Ultimately, even at $100,000 per unit with all 21 million discovered, the entire valuation of Bitcoin would be a mere 2.1 trillion - the amount of money the US Government will dump into a “relief package” for a virus hoax. In essence, a drop in the bucket, and well worth it in their eyes if the time came to snuff rival currencies out of existence.

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when it was around 12k Trump tweeted his doubts..I warned all my friends who owned it, then it slowly descended over around a year to 5k or 4k, that was when I tried to purchase some but I was unable for some reason on my fucking computer....now it is like 40-50k..so I aint buying it now!...just my story...of the digital fiat phenomenon

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It's really a question of if you think crypto will eventually replace fiat.

If you think it will, at least for international transactions, or as a hedge against inflation, we are still in the early days. A $500k bitcoin isn't unrealistic not even factoring in inflation.

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I've just been buying silver and real estate...because I dont understand computers very well

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Real estate is a good option.

Another good option is buying an interest in a recession proof business. It will keep generating revenue, and the value will keep up with inflation.

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Its Cashless. Non physical

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I personally don't like and type of currency I can't see or touch, but hey, that's just me.

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No one hates crypto. But, EVERYONE hates dudes that talk about crypto.

Witness: https://odysee.com/$/finance

Find me a single person that can talk about crypto that doesn't smell like a fucking gypsy jew kike faggot.

Besides, what's to talk about. Crypto go up. Crypto go down. Buy. Sell. What more can you possibly say about the topic?

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Crypto is only as secure as your access to the internet, and only as private as current tech companies make their devices to transmit over utterly surveiled isp’s. I don’t know about you but it’s not even possible for me to go buy my neighbors lawnmower with crypto right now, and yet with cash I can go buy almost anything I want anonymously right now aside from some major items, so I have no idea what you mean that every transaction with cash is tied to my SNN. And to assume crypto decryption doesn’t exist is just naive. And so is assuming it wasn’t created by the powers that be now just because it was revealed to the world with a secret letter from a secret person that said it was designed to save the world from tyranny. And that’s not even mentioning that mega banks are currently amount the largest owners of crypto.

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It's open source, who created it or their intent is basically irrelevant, the code works for allowing trust less transaction.

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BitCoin fucking sucks. It's difficult to use, but also has the same problems as the bullshit regular money we have today. A few people control its values, and the supply.

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BTC was totally owned by AXA/blockstream in 2015. It goes up in price only cause of tether. It's controlled opposition at this point. Only used today by criminals to extract wealth from dumbasses like you apparently. There is no way it will obliterate the central banks, which was the initial goal. That's fucking why.

Want to go back in time, put your efforts into BSV which is bitcoin in its original form with its original purpose.

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