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eldenwrong
4y ago
Americans have been "listening" to their bodies for the past decades. Has it worked out for them? This is terrible advice sir
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eldenwrong
4y ago
And one Infura node to bind them all
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eldenwrong
4y ago
So now taking your wealth with you is fraud or money laundering?
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eldenwrong
4y ago
That's because you don't understand how mining pools work
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eldenwrong
4y ago
I guess if you lived in Russia, Iran, Lebanon, Venezuela or Argentina you'd be licking gov boots all day right?
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eldenwrong
4y ago
So you cant trade labor or anything physical for bitcoin?
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eldenwrong
4y ago
Explain to me how you can take your money out of Russia, Iran, Lebanon, Ukraine or Venezuela without Bitcoin. I'll wait
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eldenwrong
4y ago
He's a likeable human being, honest and operates in good faith. Maybe that's hard to understand for some of the scum in this site. His interview with Joscha Bach is amazing.
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eldenwrong
4y ago
You can use a rock as a spoon but that just makes you retarded.
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eldenwrong
4y ago
No we are not running out. There's a lot, its just not profitable to mine. Just like there is almost infinite gold in the earth
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eldenwrong
4y ago
Love how you cherry pick timelines that suit your argument. Try being intellectually honest
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eldenwrong
4y ago
Its literally not a pyramid scheme. You could call it a scam sure. A pyramid scheme means that you use money from new investors to pay previous investors. Thats not at all what happens with Bitcoin. Bitcoin just trades like a commodity... Y
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eldenwrong
4y ago
You are because you are doubling down on being wrong. Tax collection is backed by force. Try not paying your taxes and see what happens
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eldenwrong
4y ago
And how do countries ensure debts get repayed when one doesn't want to pay?
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eldenwrong
4y ago
How much liquidity entered the financial markets since 2020....?
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eldenwrong
4y ago
It is backed by force. How do you think you collect debts when people don't want to pay?
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eldenwrong
4y ago
Google the definition not a fucking opinion. Jesus whenever Bitcoin is brought up we get a horde of midwits
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eldenwrong
4y ago
Because bitcoin is simply not a pyramid scheme. It has been argued wrongly for over 10 years. Why not read the definition of what pyramid scheme is first? It would clear all doubts, yet people love to parrot dumb headlines
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eldenwrong
4y ago
Lost value faster than any fiat currency? Classic privileged american who hasn't left his backyard
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eldenwrong
4y ago
To engage in rational discourse one has to a at least put minimum effort in the topic
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eldenwrong
4y ago
Love when IYIs make up random tests on short timeframe where Bitcoin constantly fails. When stock market speculators entered like sheep into Bitcoin it was obvious that the correlation with the stock market would increase.
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eldenwrong
4y ago
Its on the path to become a SoV. You don't get there on a straight line...
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eldenwrong
4y ago
It's absolutely not. Go google the definition of a pyramid scheme
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eldenwrong
4y ago
Vitalik Buterin : stop all trading!! Reverse the chain! Its okay if we control all the supply because we have it in the premine to our friends and they have the best interest in keeping Ethereum safe.
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eldenwrong
4y ago
Under the current system yes. People do need a savings technology. Not everyone should have to be a part time investor. Gold was that technology but it didn't survive the tech transition. Now we have Bitcoin trying to continue gold
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eldenwrong
4y ago
Yes, 8 USD each time. Do you actually know how often people send remittances? Sometimes every day Do you see the problem or not?
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eldenwrong
4y ago
Terrible article gasping at straws
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4y ago
Almost all countries don't even have policies covering a lot of those scenarios and you'd probably win in court anyway So you can't open your work laptop while on vacation? You cannot always take the law literally....
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eldenwrong
4y ago
Makes sense. So everyone that works while traveling is doing so illegally Oh wait
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eldenwrong
4y ago
He contradicts himself multiple times and has an extremely shallow understanding of what money is/should be People have been crying for more than 10 years that Bitcoin is bad because "volatility". You can't help people n
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