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Hand rubbing intensifies as the parasite tricks the host into thinking decentralized money systems not controlled by tiny hats are a bad thing

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Hand rubbing intensifies as the parasite's propaganda was successful in fooling the host into believing that digital currency was not created by and under complete control by tiny hats.

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I forget, what's the distribution of the bitcons amongst its holders? Hmm tiny minority owns the majority. Yes goy, put your money in our digital fiat and definitely not on assets. Meanwhile in the background a commodity based system is being put together. The dumbasses are a) beta testing the fedcon and b) investing their money in a fart in the wind while the fuckers who sold you the con buy up all the assets.

BUT MUH TECHNOLOGY BLOCKCHAINS

CHAINS CHAINS CHAINS

THEY TELL YOU WHAT THEY ARE DOING!

WALKING TO THE SLAUGHER.

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digital fiat

Finally someone else actually sees this. So many of EVERYONE will hate on fiat currency but will ignore that (((bitcoin))) is an even more volatile, even more jew controlled, even less secured fiat than the Dollar is.

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(((digital currency))) is good

At least wait a few weeks, get a foothold on posting, and establish your account before you come out with the judaism.

(((bitcoin))) decentralized

You are truly retarded.

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When the power gets cut all the digital money goes too, and most of the money in circulation is digital. Few people have cash nowadays.

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Yeah, this applies to credit cards exactly as much as crypto.

ASICs are for mining, not making transactions. If your power gets cut but the internet and infrastructure are still up, you can pay with crypto via your phone exactly the same as you can with Apple Pay or GPay, or with a credit card.

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How You Going To Power Your ASIC When Your Mains Get Cut??

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And how are you going to power all the internet infrastructure that it needs? You don't have control or access to the vast majority of that equipment.

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LOL, do you have any idea how much power bitcoin uses. ROLF

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To store them? Nothing.

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So "no idea' then. LOL

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Solar Moon to the rescue!

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Reeeee dont make fun of bitcon! But but but the bankers hate the fully trackable currency!

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fully trackable currency

Yes and no. It can be tracked to a certain degree, but not always and not all of it. There is such a thing as a bitcoin mixer. Once you put your bitcoin into a mixer with other peoples bitcoin nobody can follow who's bitcoin went where. You can follow output addresses, but you don't know who's bitcoin went there because it is a mixture of everyone's bitcoins that get sent to all forwarding addresses.

It's easier to just use Monero (XMR). Which is private and untraceable. To put it simply. There would be zero Dark Markets left if crypto was as traceable as people claim.

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There would be zero Dark Markets left if crypto was as traceable as people claim.

We live in a world of finite resources. There is 10 unreported/unsolved crimes to 1 reported crime I'm guessing. Become a big enough, and you get a target. Everything digital is always traceable.

You bring up a privacy coin, thus conceding that bitcon is infact publicly trackable.

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Did you not read my post?

Yes and no. It can be tracked to a certain degree, but not always and not all of it. There is such a thing as a bitcoin mixer...

I never said it wasn't traceable.

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Bitcon. The only con that takes you from $10 to $40,000.

Giving cons a bad name.

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I made money therefore it is not a con? Good one.