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I feel that /r/btc lunacy has made it's way to HN
by Andrew_nenakhov 6y ago
I feel that /r/btc lunacy has made it's way to HN
- hanniabu 6y agoNo, that sub is completely delusional
- f430 6y agoA buttcoiner always sees another buttcoiner. edit: wow, didn't know so many people were against r/buttcoin its sad to see HN descend into this sort of madness.
- 1996 6y agoEven if I'm generally pro-crypto and against HN negative stance on crypto, I upvoted you (and will vouch for your comments if needed) because buttcoin is an interesting community: they are educated on crypto, and their negative arguments are more than simple rebuttals. I spend some serious time there - it's a great source of news, a bit like HN Now to the moon with lambos! /s
- f430 6y agoSir, I tip my fedora in your general direction. It seems there are quite a bit of mEth heads here as well. /u/jstolfi has many disciples
- smelter 6y agoExcellent, yet another stream of text that must occupy my information grapevine to define a virtual value system utilized by people who are not creative enough to park their economic gains as deployed assets. One BTC is currently a post-tax yearly salary, a third of a tractor, at least one Bridgeport CNC lathe, 12 metric tons of cold rolled 304 stainless coil, or two springtime paid internships for folks out of high school (including their brand new Lincoln welders). When the price goes up, it means even more people do not know what to do with resources available to them. Kilowatt hour upon kilowatt hour that must be sequestered only because someone desired to "invest". A modern metric to measure mediocrity, stagnation, and indecision (a hockey stick graph).
- smelter 6y agoDownvoted without a counter. Point proven. To be fair, I have only listed available assets - not a plan. This is the source of the 7 furrowed brows. World of Warcraft "gold" is worth more than the Venezuelan Bolivar.