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I think you're missing two things about my post.

1 -- I don't think the jews control us and have us in servitude. Important to get that part.

2 -- If they are really controlling you the way you think they are controlling you I have bad news for you... you've already lost.
 
Bulletproof said:
They require too much computing power at the moment. Not a real solution as it stands. Needs significant improvement in the software, if that's possible, and processing efficiency improvements, which will happen.

@rare144 so we're all slaves to the jews then? If they are as clever as people say I want nothing to do with fighting against them. I'll do whatever I can to fight with them and against whatever fools stand in their way. But so far I'm not convinced they are acting in a coordinated effort according to some secret plan to enslave all of us, so for now I'll just go about business as usual, which, unfortunately means I'm sticking with my day job. Bummer.
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This isn’t the main issue at all. The main issue by and large is finding enough software guys trained/educated in blockchain technology.
 
Those are definitely issues, Bitcoin isn't designed well for everyday transactions to compete with mastercard and the like. Thus the creation of alternatives like litecoin.

Also there are people spreading rumors that mining is not worth it, to keep you from mining. If you'd had mined just 15 min a day for a few years you'd be a millionaire right now. Monero is designed to be mined by personal computers instead of ASICs like Bitcoin. There was an argument in the bitcoin community about speeding it up to compete with mastercard, some wanted to keep it the way it was, others split off and developed Bitcoin Cash to be the standard bearer for quick small transactions.

Anyway man, the beauty of cryptos is, you don't like them don't use them! Simple, it isnt being forced. But I say this, the dot com boom busted yes? Is the internet still around and as important as ever? Yeah. Real Estate crashed but houses still standing. It's the debt that built up around them and inflation encouraged by the federal reserve that created those monsters by creating free money that has to go somewhere. Don't blame the free market, blame those handing out trillion dollar loans with no interest, these central planners who have a hand in the market called the Federal Reserve - which isn't federal anymore than Fed Ex nor have they have a reserve.

But the dotcom bust and real estate bust were forced on the people. Probably over 90% of mutual funds are loaded withe exposure to these bubbles. Most 401ks are limited to the funds they allow you to choose from, which are mostly now stacked with Banks(all kinds, mortgage derivatives) and Oil. They limit your freedom to choose and force the sheep into their games.
 
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i think bitcoin will be gone in 10-15 years.
but cryptocurrency is here to stay.

just like myspace and other social website being replaced by facebook.

bitcoin is myspace. some other coin will become king aka the facebook
 
Wes Mantooth said:
Way to change the subject.
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That's rich for three reasons, poser.

1. You are the one who changed the discussion from Bitch Coin to tech.

2. You changed the post I responded to by deleting it completely and changing it after I responded. Poser.

3. You don't know jack **** about tech to start off, and your claim about tech having something to do with the bitcoin market is utter bull ****. You also didn't mention anything about how our various exchanges and stock markets are already highly secured and have a vested interest in keeping them that way. What technology are (and have been) continuously those companies working on, Poser?

How the **** does someone who has no clue about highly securing data tell someone else they don't know a damn thing about data security? Poser.
 
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franklin said:
That's rich for three reasons, poser.

1. You are the one who changed the discussion from Bitch Coin to tech.

2. You changed the post I responded to by deleting it completely and changing it after I responded. Poser.

3. You don't know jack **** about tech to start off, and your claim about tech having something to do with the bitcoin market is utter bull ****. You also didn't mention anything about how our various exchanges and stock markets are already highly secured and have a vested interest in keeping them that way. What technology are (and have been) continuously those companies working on, Poser?

How the **** does someone who has no clue about highly securing data tell someone else they don't know a damn thing about data security? Poser.
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Lol on so many levels.

I’ll respond to this garbage tomorrow or whenever I have enough energy. You too GF. Not avoiding. Have the flu. **** kids.
 
Interesting tidbit - there are far fewer public companies now than there were 10-15 years ago. Private equity is big. I was just talking with my broker and he mentioned that the Russell 5000 index but that's gone now because there aren't even 5,000 public companies. Now the broadest index is the Russell 3,000 which represents 98% of the public companies.
 
Here is a good potential speculative play: https://www.midasgoldcorp.com/

Not a current producing gold mine, You're welcome. I don't own any shares but wish I did.

It's leveraged to the price of gold because at current gold spot prices, it's not likely very profitable, at higher gold prices, all of a sudden it's very profitable and stock will pop demanding a higher % move in share price compared to mines that are profitable at current gold price) so it's leveraged to the price of gold, on top of all miners already being leveraged to the spot prices, a $1 increase in spot gold price might mean another $1 Million added in revenue because that $1 apply to a million ounces of AU

What makes this gold mine unique is it's by product antimony. Strategically important deposit for the USA because something like 85% of antimony production comes from China and it's an important metal. If one day they stop exporting it, then the rest of the world would be without.

Edit: also it's located in USA, big plus because latin american mines are prone to road blocks, theft, and all sorts of other malarkey. When this stock is over $5 I'll come back and bump this post.
 
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