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gene cisco said:
Typo. I mean to say we. Just was saying the dem was either incompetent or is trying to act for bankers. I couldn't believe I was talking to a high-ranking politician who should know better. I swear the more informed posters in this thread had waaay more knowledge compared to the politician.

When I mean financial censorship, I'm moreso referring how dems are quick to control the narrative on even online basic fundraising. I still think you have to do more research about crypto and anonymous. In short, I don't mean parties will do shit anonymously. Just that the cool kids can't censor who can do what. Fuck them.

And of course there is more going on in the government than crypto, but the shit has set my family up for life and it's important to me. You can tell a lobbyist for any industry that :lol: 'there is more going on in congress/government than(insert topics)'. That's to you. You have a surface level understanding and might just have made lunch money from (insert industry).

Picture telling someone who made a shitton of money with insurance(and stand to make more) that there is more to government than worrying about how they are handling the insurance industry. :smh:
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Politicians legislate for the people that fund their campaigns, and I don't mean the $10, $20, $50 or $100 donors. They are acutely focused on the interest of those people that truly make their campaigns possible in this day of $100 million congressional campaigns. The big financial institutions from banks, brokerages, insurance companies, etc. are desperately trying to keep crypto from eating their lunch so they will back candidates that will kneecap crypto if they can. The pro-government dems seem to be more against crypto at the moment and the only reason I can think that's the case is because it has so much dark money potential. Funds can come from no where and go anywhere without the central banks being able to easily rat out the main parties at either end. Are the big financial corps backing the dems in this, I think so.
 
xfactor said:
To me, all of these situations are a matter of intelligence agencies stealing the IP and removing the creator(s).
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yea gsachs gotta be a cia/mossad collab.. they dirty as fuck...

how a healthy ass thirty year old just gonna die, like a gatdam elderly man...

definitely a medical hit, and mossad perfected those medical hits...

its how insurance companies cash out on artist that are worth

more to them dead than alive...

They really desperate, they KNOW their time been up!!

they are using their power of illusion to keep us thinkig

shit is the same!! and thats one thing they still have mastery of..

and that is ILLUSION!!
 
The central banksters really cant wait to unleash

their new digital currency..

they gotta destroy crypto for it to be successful...

and they got a 4 month window to pull it off...

if they dont get bitcoin down to five thousand

by end of Jan..

it wont be looking too good for them

they have to pour on the FUD now...

there is always a mini pump before christmas...

so you can get some quick flips before everybody

pulls their money out for the holidays.
 
Mrfreddygoodbud said:
The central banksters really cant wait to unleash

their new digital currency..

they gotta destroy crypto for it to be successful...

and they got a 4 month window to pull it off...

if they dont get bitcoin down to five thousand

by end of Jan..

it wont be looking too good for them

they have to pour on the FUD now...

there is always a mini pump before christmas...

so you can get some quick flips before everybody

pulls their money out for the holidays.
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Feels like the pump lasts right through Xmas and into the New Year... on the optimism that a New Year brings. By the end of January adjust your positions.
 
Mrfreddygoodbud said:
The central banksters really cant wait to unleash

their new digital currency..

they gotta destroy crypto for it to be successful...

and they got a 4 month window to pull it off...

if they dont get bitcoin down to five thousand

by end of Jan..

it wont be looking too good for them

they have to pour on the FUD now...

there is always a mini pump before christmas...

so you can get some quick flips before everybody

pulls their money out for the holidays.
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Currency is just like a crack house back in the day, if you cannot protect it then it's worthless.
 
RoadRage said:
Currency is just like a crack house back in the day, if you cannot protect it then it's worthless.
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....and you really have to know what you're doing and manage risk appropriately.

A lot of folks talk the talk and there's survivor bias, but very few have the balls, resources, smarts, temperament, and luck to sustain or move in and out successfully over time.

..but I imagine this is exactly how a lot of bubbles work. Advantage goes to the big boys and institutions that can afford to buy on pessimism and sell on exuberance.
 
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RoadRage said:
Currency is just like a crack house back in the day, if you cannot protect it then it's worthless.
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Its not about protection, its about too much trust put into the centralized

exchanges, they turned over a lot of data to wallstreet...

but you are a hundred percent correct..

Thats why REAL CRYPTO INVESTORS

always KNEW..

IF IT AINT YO KEYS

IT AINT

YO CRYPTO.....

The difference with crypto and other fake

fuckin money like fiat notes is.

banks have COMPLETE CONTROL of your fiat notes

when you bank it.. and then they PIMP the FUCK out

of your notes... and make you pay em fees...

but with crypto and a hardware wallet,

their tentacles are fucked....

all the folks getting fucked, did NOT have their money

in their OWN hardware wallet...

but I do see your point...if you dont know what you are doing,

digital money is extremely vulnerable on the web..

but you fiat notes are way more vulnerable in a traditional

NON VIP bank account..

as soon as you deposit that bitch,

they pimpin the shit out that muthafucka

via loans they get big profits on.

Yes they loan out your money as soon

as you deposit that bitch..

and give you less than a penny a week

for it..

but if your money long enough,

theyll give you better rates...

still better just to leave just barely enough...

end game is NOT crypto...

end game is assests and trusts..

bruh Im JUST studying the hidden game..

and these muthafuckas

AINT SHIT BRUH!!!
 
woodchuck said:
Didn't OBJ take the majority of his Rams contract in cryto?
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Odell Beckham Jr. maxed out his incentives, earned $3M for Super Bowl run

Odell Beckham Jr. had plenty of suitors after he became a free agent in November when the Browns released him, but he didn’t sign with the highest bidder. The Seahawks made a strong offer for Beckham, while the Saints, Packers and Chiefs were also in on the wide receiver. He…
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Lattimore said:
Feels like the pump lasts right through Xmas and into the New Year... on the optimism that a New Year brings. By the end of January adjust your positions.
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Thats very very possible, I noticed trends where it dips a week or so before Christmas and the "new" Year everybody KNOWS the NEW year is in

SPRING when EVERYTHING BECOMES ANEW but thats another topic for Another time..

This crypto year is definitely going to be the most unpredictable so far..

whats crazy is Bitcoin.. for crypto to be under attack like this..

Bitcoin should be waaaay below 10 thousand..

Especially after this hit!!!

I predict a really huge jump,

Once this current Administration is outta here!!!

there are gonna be loses but

I also expect a whole new crop of Millionaires

by June 0f 2023...

and for the banksters to push their coin,

the dumbasses are going to have to restore

faith in crypto they spending so much money

to fud out of existence..

they the banksters really have no idea what they are doing..

and there will be opportunities to take advantage of that...

the time now is to build a lil warchest, so when

that times comes you can strike...

build up liquidity, lock funds in hardware wallet...

and wait to strike..
 
Helico-pterFunk said:
www.kiplinger.com

What Executives Can Learn from Odell Beckham Jr.’s Bitcoin Decision

The star wide receiver took his salary from the Los Angeles Rams in bitcoin. Then bitcoin plummeted. So, when executives weigh their own compensation options, they need to know the risks.
www.kiplinger.com www.kiplinger.com


www.si.com

Odell Beckham Jr. is Willing to Sacrifice a Smaller Salary to Remain With Rams Beyond Super Bowl LVI

Rams wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. is set to be a free agent in March, but he already has a vision for what that may look like.
www.si.com www.si.com


www.sportingnews.com

Odell Beckham Jr.'s Bitcoin-based contract with Rams could be dramatically affected by recent price drop | Sporting News

OBJ's crypto-based contract with Rams could be dramatically affected by recent price drop in Bitcoin
www.sportingnews.com www.sportingnews.com


theramswire.usatoday.com

Odell Beckham Jr. maxed out his incentives, earned $3M for Super Bowl run

Odell Beckham Jr. had plenty of suitors after he became a free agent in November when the Browns released him, but he didn’t sign with the highest bidder. The Seahawks made a strong offer for Beckham, while the Saints, Packers and Chiefs were also in on the wide receiver. He…
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So did the mayor of nyc..

but these are longterm

not short term plays...
 
Mrfreddygoodbud said:
Its not about protection, its about too much trust put into the centralized

exchanges, they turned over a lot of data to wallstreet...

but you are a hundred percent correct..

Thats why REAL CRYPTO INVESTORS

always KNEW..

IF IT AINT YO KEYS

IT AINT

YO CRYPTO.....

The difference with crypto and other fake

fuckin money like fiat notes is.

banks have COMPLETE CONTROL of your fiat notes

when you bank it.. and then they PIMP the FUCK out

of your notes... and make you pay em fees...

but with crypto and a hardware wallet,

their tentacles are fucked....

all the folks getting fucked, did NOT have their money

in their OWN hardware wallet...

but I do see your point...if you dont know what you are doing,

digital money is extremely vulnerable on the web..

but you fiat notes are way more vulnerable in a traditional

NON VIP bank account..

as soon as you deposit that bitch,

they pimpin the shit out that muthafucka

via loans they get big profits on.

Yes they loan out your money as soon

as you deposit that bitch..

and give you less than a penny a week

for it..

but if your money long enough,

theyll give you better rates...

still better just to leave just barely enough...

end game is NOT crypto...

end game is assests and trusts..

bruh Im JUST studying the hidden game..

and these muthafuckas

AINT SHIT BRUH!!!
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My point is that the reason why the U.S. dollar is so strong is that it is protected by nukes, and this is the reason why I say that the antiquated gold standard has been replaced by the nuke standard. The only other possible options are the Russian Ruble and the Chinese Yuan which also have strong nuke backing, but they lack the economic security to protect the investor. But in reality all secured banking systems rob you, chalk it up for the cost of security and protection so just like the crack house anthology, you can have a spot that nets a higher profit with little to no protection, cool beans but as soon as someone attacks it your investment that you put in becomes threatened, or you can have a spot where you pay off the cops, is in a much-secured location, money spent on state of the art scrambling system, i.t. team that makes sure you aren't getting hacked, drones cameras, etc. Now, this system will not net the same amount of capital gain as the first spot, but you have to chalk it up as the price to the price of properly securing your spot.
If you go back in this thread, I told you guys this a long time ago.
At the end of the day, do we have a fiat money system, yes, but a fiat system is needed for a modern world that calls for equity to take on large and very expensive projects, like moving from petroleum-based energy towards non-petroleum based, which will cost in the trillions and in the old gold-based system you would have to dig up a trillion dollars worth of gold or steal if from another country. The downside is this fiat system is very complicated and needs to be secured just two of many factors that add to the cost of operation. This is not what I want but rather how the real world works, and as we talk is, by far the best money system out there.
 
RoadRage said:
My point is that the reason why the U.S. dollar is so strong is that it is protected by nukes, and this is the reason why I say that the antiquated gold standard has been replaced by the nuke standard. The only other possible options are the Russian Ruble and the Chinese Yuan which also have strong nuke backing, but they lack the economic security to protect the investor. But in reality all secured banking systems rob you, chalk it up for the cost of security and protection so just like the crack house anthology, you can have a spot that nets a higher profit with little to no protection, cool beans but as soon as someone attacks it your investment that you put in becomes threatened, or you can have a spot where you pay off the cops, is in a much-secured location, money spent on state of the art scrambling system, i.t. team that makes sure you aren't getting hacked, drones cameras, etc. Now, this system will not net the same amount of capital gain as the first spot, but you have to chalk it up as the price to the price of properly securing your spot.
If you go back in this thread, I told you guys this a long time ago.
At the end of the day, do we have a fiat money system, yes, but a fiat system is needed for a modern world that calls for equity to take on large and very expensive projects, like moving from petroleum-based energy towards non-petroleum based, which will cost in the trillions and in the old gold-based system you would have to dig up a trillion dollars worth of gold or steal if from another country. The downside is this fiat system is very complicated and needs to be secured just two of many factors that add to the cost of operation. This is not what I want but rather how the real world works, and as we talk is, by far the best money system out there.
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Not exactly correct.

Promissory notes replaced the gold standard, because we kept using notes instead of gold..

and the parasites saw we were just storing our gold..

and they found ways to literally steal our gold from us..while we walk around

passing useless paper around calling it money... not realizing its a PROMISE for payment...

NOT an actual PAYMENT...

The REAL reason the dollar is "strong" is because of

ECONOMIC HITMEN... U.S.A have the best and most cold hearted..

any threat to their dollar would get the economic hit..

See Venezuela, See Cuba for reference...

without being economically hit,

those economies would be flourishing...


everybody KNOWs u.s.a is a WAR profitting

machine,

they want to be on the right side

of the profits...

and that keeps the u.s fiat notes

strong..

but folks gettin real tired of

these bankesters bullyin muthafuckas

especiallly when they know all of the

banksters are pussy and cant fight their own

battles..

these banksters better start including US IN THEIR PROFITS

or we gonna stand by and watch them

all get DOG WALKED in FRONT OF THE WORLD!

I got vision

I already know how its going to play out...

and bruh...

the banksters already LOST!!!

Just a matter of them accepting the fact!!
 
Mrfreddygoodbud said:
Not exactly correct.

Promissory notes replaced the gold standard, because we kept using notes instead of gold..

and the parasites saw we were just storing our gold..

and they found ways to literally steal our gold from us..while we walk around

passing useless paper around calling it money... not realizing its a PROMISE for payment...

NOT an actual PAYMENT...

The REAL reason the dollar is "strong" is because of

ECONOMIC HITMEN... U.S.A have the best and most cold hearted..

any threat to their dollar would get the economic hit..

See Venezuela, See Cuba for reference...

without being economically hit,

those economies would be flourishing...


everybody KNOWs u.s.a is a WAR profitting

machine,

they want to be on the right side

of the profits...

and that keeps the u.s fiat notes

strong..

but folks gettin real tired of

these bankesters bullyin muthafuckas

especiallly when they know all of the

banksters are pussy and cant fight their own

battles..

these banksters better start including US IN THEIR PROFITS

or we gonna stand by and watch them

all get DOG WALKED in FRONT OF THE WORLD!

I got vision

I already know how its going to play out...

and bruh...

the banksters already LOST!!!

Just a matter of them accepting the fact!!
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Promissory notes are basically i.o.u.'s that are backed by a currency, so I seriously doubt if a worker working on a mega project like building a thorium nuclear plant is going to be OK going home to an i.o u. salary.
I know you want the bankers to lose, but in reality, even crypto is nothing but an added layer on top of the current system, just like any other Ponzi scheme, the only big difference is that this Ponzi allows you to trade, and in this aspect, the structure is more fluid than the ridged pyramid Ponzi.
 
RoadRage said:
Promissory notes are basically i.o.u.'s that are backed by a currency, so I seriously doubt if a worker working on a mega project like building a thorium nuclear plant is going to be OK going home to an i.o u. salary.
I know you want the bankers to lose, but in reality, even crypto is nothing but an added layer on top of the current system, just like any other Ponzi scheme, the only big difference is that this Ponzi allows you to trade, and in this aspect, the structure is more fluid than the ridged pyramid Ponzi.
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LOL

cmon son,

I broke them codes, you know gatdam

well

in this multi national corporation u.s.a that invaded America

and going around the world commiting atrocities

UNDER OUR GOOD AMERICAN NAME

this gluttonous corporation u.s.a

HAS NO MONEY BRUH...

you KNOW IT..

I KNOW IT

the fuckin corporation usa and its

affiliates KNOW IT!

the masses.

eh

not so much

YET!!!

but this the age of truth...

The year of the 7 is almost here..

the year of the 6, the demons

are pretty much fucked

gonna be fun watchin them burn

in THEIR OWN KARMIC

JUSTICE!!
 
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Mrfreddygoodbud said:
LOL

Promissary notes are EXACTLY IOUs...

what currency is it backed by tho???
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This lies the problem because on a large scale you cannot build mega projects, with I.O.U.s unless they are backed by a stable currency. Think about how mortgage work, also think, if a country like Haiti were to give you a Promissory note of were that say you owe them a billion dollars which is to be paid off in the future, could you pay your rent, fill up your car, buy groceries with it or even fly to Haiti with it? The answer is no.
Now ask yourself this question, what currency did you use to buy the crypto? If your answer is the dollar, and if you are forced to convert the crypto back into dollars in order to pay for rent, fill up your car, etc then this is a clue that your cryptocurrency is nothing but a layer on top of the fiat currency system not a truly independent currency like the Yen or the Russian Ruble.
 
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It's 100% a decentralized platform where you own your keys
 
RoadRage said:
Now ask yourself this question, what currency did you use to buy the crypto? If your answer is the dollar, and if you are forced to convert the crypto back into dollars in order to pay for rent, fill up your car, etc then this is a clue that your cryptocurrency is nothing but a layer on top of the fiat currency system not a truly independent currency like the Yen or the Russian Ruble.
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Key realization to come to right there.
 
blackpepper said:
Politicians legislate for the people that fund their campaigns, and I don't mean the $10, $20, $50 or $100 donors. They are acutely focused on the interest of those people that truly make their campaigns possible in this day of $100 million congressional campaigns. The big financial institutions from banks, brokerages, insurance companies, etc. are desperately trying to keep crypto from eating their lunch so they will back candidates that will kneecap crypto if they can. The pro-government dems seem to be more against crypto at the moment and the only reason I can think that's the case is because it has so much dark money potential. Funds can come from no where and go anywhere without the central banks being able to easily rat out the main parties at either end. Are the big financial corps backing the dems in this, I think so.
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It's just about censorship and control for SOME dems. It's not dark money at all. Think of it like this. Know how they always carry on about 'it's a private company they can do what they want' or 'if you don't like it, make your own'. And when people do just that and shit does numbers, they want it shut down? Same thing with crypto.

If blackpepper created a 'black family initiative' and solicited donations online, you'd be at the mercy of leftists if you had reasonable success. If your initiative promoted the family and even accepted gays, it would come under fire for not being pro-tranny(what pro-family initiative supports pushing that shit on minors). The cool kids would then take away you ability to use Internet platforms to finance you. But with crypto, that can be avoided to an extent. Notice how even if you 'build your own' they still follow you around and try to end you.

Now I'm under no delusion that republicans don't like censorship, but they CURRENTLY aren't in the same ballpark as dems. And I should say leftists, since not all dems are lunatic leftists. Not all dems in power think we should have 'cool kid' approval to move value around. But much like good cops, they tend to be quiet while the bad apples are the loudest.
 
Madrox said:
....and you really have to know what you're doing and manage risk appropriately.

A lot of folks talk the talk and there's survivor bias, but very few have the balls, resources, smarts, temperament, and luck to sustain or move in and out successfully over time.

..but I imagine this is exactly how a lot of bubbles work. Advantage goes to the big boys and institutions that can afford to buy on pessimism and sell on exuberance.
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Excellent point. It's all human psychology(spell checker ain't working so that's probably misspelled). TA tells us that too. And as much as know it's psychology, even the best players SOMETIMES get caught up. It's just having wins outnumber losses.

Even though I been preaching for downtimes for over a year now, shit is still tough to watch. I'd be lying if I didn't think sometimes it might really be over for crypto. I always try to step back and look at shit objectively.

But then it comes back to the big boys just wanting to crush us regular people(part of the reason I said we'd see a crazy crash and we have) and I start thinking about the cycles again. Then I realize why would crypto die when there is so much more money for the big boys to make.

You're right. Most people don't have balls. Just in life in general too. That's why they jump in once cycles top. Rinse. Repeat. People once again laughing at us crypto folks not realizing many of us took profits they only wish they could touch and were prepared for the bloodbath. In many cases(mine and some here), even hoping for a great crash. We understand cycles and have balls. :yes:
 
Madrox said:
Key realization to come to right there.
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There is truth in the statement, but it's not entirely accurate. Technically, there is nothing stopping Bitcoin or any crypto from being used as a form of payment except a willingness of the vendor to accept it widespread. There are some businesses who do accept it as payment and some people choose to be paid in Bitcoin. Strip just announced its product that will allow more crypto payments for different real world products/services and they are not the first to do this.

How many places in the US accept the yen or rubel as a form of payment? Typically, you trade into the US dollar if you are coming into the US. At its core, it is no different from trading whatever fiat for Bitcoin or the other way around. The key difference being foreign currencies are widely used in their respective countries.

Im not going to go as far as saying Bitcoin isn't bought with fiat on average in the US. However, in the early days of Bitcoin and technical can still be done, Bitcoin was mined by early adopters. Other cryptos were bought using Bitcoin. Up until the last three odd years, Bitcoin was one of three odd coins that were purchased using fiat currency and there are still alot that require you to use a crypto to purchase/trade for another crypto.

Honestly, I don't see Bitcoin ever being treated as a widely used currency in the US because it's used more as an investment, the confirmation speed and the current volatility anytime soon. However, I wouldn't necessarily say crypto is reliant on fiat. There are countries that allegedly use it as a form of payment due to there fiat being worthless and some are adopting it as a national currency.
 
Mr.Chuckles said:
credit cards will hold digital currencies fiat money is going the way of the cd player......................... damn do any cars come with cd players
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Doesn't matter if you hold digital money on a card, phone or implanted chip on your forehead, it's all digital currency.
 

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