>Have we started the fire?
Of course not, but we sure stole it.
The question remains:
Do you intend to return it this time?
Not Paul.
Look at Osama
Osama
Obama
Literally one letter.
Hey, how many languages do you suspect Barry's parents know?
Boy, have I got a movie for you.
>You don't know what I don't know
I'm going to go with the odds here, but I adore when I'm wrong about these things.
Pay very close attention.
That's about as close to The Truth as you're going to get.
Boy are you going to be pissed once you realize how you were duped. Open, decentralized public ledgers are the way we beat the banks. Inflation isn't so much the issue, as scaling a currency isn't just smart, it's largely necessary.
The problem is [them] "oops"ing away $150 Trillion and making FOIAs for the info illegal.
The ledger for USD is private. We can't see how or when [they] steal from us and hide funds to make DUMBs with.
We sure as shit can tell anyone moves a few million though. Big movements are actually kept very close watch on. People watch the "whales" move funds around to see what they put money in to, thinking they can profit off of buying what they buy.
The ecosystem already audits itself. We'd know if governments started siphoning our economy away from us in a heartbeat.
You, my friend, are the sucker.
Maybe you don't deserve financial independence though.
/ourguys/ released Blockchain tech.
Read the above.
USD btfo
It will phoenix though.
Knowledge finds no man consumed by sloth.
If you haven't learned to use the Divine Feminine Intuition yet, I'm not so sure how to help you.
You were primed for this.
Seven is a very important number.
You should find out why sooner than later.
Bitcoin was the first iteration of Blockchain available to the public.
I would catch up if I were you. You're not too late to the party yet, but you'd better sprint.
You think I'm just being facetious, don't you?
It's quite the contrary. I'm being very serious and do not mean to insult you in any way.
We're waiting, anon.
You can do it.
>i think you need a few years of starvation to make you appropriately humble.
I'm quite far ahead of you, anon.
I hope you don't take the bubble popping too harshly. If bubbles don't get you, inflation surely will.
You've quite a lot to learn, unfortunately.
I truly hope you figure it out sooner than later.
Good luck, fren.
Many say end of the year, but plenty insist the end of summer.
Maybe you two should spend more time suspending disbelief and digging in to the way the world actually works instead of treating me like I'm not actually sitting here and helping you.
Few will do this for you. Of any that will, they probably would have given up upon the first snap back. Luckily for you, I take much more pity on you and the position you've placed yourself in.
We need all of the help we can get. Do not make the mistake of rewarding yourself with dross when the other option is freedom and lumination.
You've come this far. You can rearrange your perspective once more, I'm sure of it.
Good luck, frens.
People that say these kinds of things are operating upon a sever misunderstanding of fundamentals.
Your money, USD, is currently entirely worthless. Credit isn't money.
You cannot view the private Ledger of the USD. You can see where any and all transactions travel with BTC (with few exceptions).
If you were to send money via wire to someone in Spain tomorrow, they wouldn't get it for days, if not weeks. You'd pay a ridiculous fee for the escrow. You'd involve plenty of parties in this transfer. You'd also have to trust someone else with your money during the process.
Bitcoin is different. It does take a while still, maybe a few hours at times (depending on congestion). That's a huge difference though, compared to days or weeks. When it comes to the fee to send it, you're looking at a literal fraction. On top of the both of those things, you don't have to ask someone's permission and you don't have to trust them to not fuck it up and put it in someone else's account on accident.
There are better options than Bitcoin now too.
You do not understand what you're saying.
Your arguments are antiquated and dull.
You must do your own research.
You were given a literal decade, anon.
I can't hold your hand through this. Trust no one in this space.
It's imperative that you do your own research.
You'll figure it out.
You pay property taxes, right?
You realize metals also inflate and are suppressed, right?
Your assets do and will deprecate.
No one charges you taxes to hold your BTC. There will be no more mined than the total amount available.
Inflation doesn't affect BTC, apart from increasing the price in dollar amounts.
You do not know what you're saying.
I'm being nice to you here.
Do your own research.
Having a commerce system is valuable, but once it deprecates not looking for an alternative is problematic.
We've done this fucking dance for a literal century.
It's time for a change.
And, no, it won't be Bitcoin, it won't be Gold and it won't be a USD stablecoin.
That doesn't mean it can't be a mixture though.
Look, I'm just making the diagnoses. I don't know the cure.
All any people like me can do is help you understand where not to leave your "money".
It's imperative that you lot learn how to make the transition on your own.
Please don't buy the rope, anon.
You don't have much time.
Sure, maybe I don't have all of the numbers correct, but we're at the point now where even your revision is dwarfed simply by fractions of dollars and near-instant transactions.
Bitcoin isn't the answer, but it sure is an example.
I'll admit to being hyperbolic for the sake of the comparison, but, you've got to do your own research, anon. It's always abundantly clear when people do not understand the basics of Blockchain and what it currently does, let alone what it has in store in the short term.
If only this were the depth of reality.
It should really be clear at this point…
The ridiculousness of all of this is palpable.
[They]'re chasing their own tail and all we can do is enjoy the show.
Probably, but be more specific.
Well, things definitely aren't going as poorly as they seem.
You must understand that disinformation isn't necessarily bad.
Fear not. Your patience will be rewarded.