Consider adding >>509785

Are the alphabet agencies mining bitcoin to further their dark efforts? A clue to some idea of what to dig today.

Couple of boards back it was suggested that we've been asked to prove the C_A and N_A are mining cryptocurrency to fund their nefarious activities. Anyone willing to help in the dig?

See >>509785

This is outside my knowledge base, but I will try. I do know of two people recently reprimanded for installing mining software on fast computers within their volunteer organizations. Things that make me say hmmm…..

>>510451

The autists I know have a special ability to filter. (Think whales sifting krill.) Their focus becomes so singular that we call it odd.

One regularly sees ghosts who turn out to be quite believable. Another does high level math equations on a clear window so that he can go outside and read them backwards. Think mirror?

>>510616

I bet MS13 gang members are paid for their hits with cryptocurrency.>>510616

>>510659

Ok…what other "legitimate business" setups have fast numerous computers?

>>510510

Yes we do. Been posted three times in 24 hours under those who heard voices.

Happy Hunting.

>>510659

One heck of an article!

https:// gizadeath star.com/2018/01/of-casinos-and-cryptocurrencies/

>>5107338

All of those unused computer labs. Dang.

>>510679

What does the average for-profit mining center look like? How many units?

Where else is this duplicated in plain site?

I'll go look, but you all know more about this shit than I do. Hell. I still use cash.

>>510776

https:// 99bitcoins.com/ profitable-bitcoin-mining-farm/

>>510777

Oh that's right.

Laundering crypto currency would also explain why TSLA stock is so overvalued.

>>510752

This isn't stated to be unkind, but if something confounds you, move to the topic where you have a clear understanding and dig there.

Many parts; one body.

ANONS in crypto mining discussion - click tree by default in options at the top right and refresh!

Move this one forward with as little duplication as possible.

>>510616

Anyone read anything recently on mining software being discovered in businesses/school districts (OMG!) other than the amazon cloud article?

>>510616

All of the choppers in Vegas a week or two ago. Need to go back and read the crumbs. Could be they were shutting down the mining - letting the casinos stay in place for general observation.

Wheee! Q to solve! Thanks to the OP on the last board. >>509785

>>510910

Is it too much to ask for a few minutes of quiet fist pumping before causing my head to explode?

>>510910

So the federal reserve printing dollars out of thin air wasn't enough for the cabal - they went after crypto as a world currency.

I see it. I see it all. I'm just not sure I can interpret it properly.

>>510939

Crypto risks inflating the economy just like their wars.

That's why POTUS wants us back to a gold standard.

Oh man. Shit's getting real. (High five to those economic professors who endured me over the years.)

>>511013

Mining is using a bot to develop currency. Now to check out the news to see what corresponds.

>>511035

Oops. That was a D not an O. Might be time to rest my eyes. Thanks for the news correlation.

One summary from this morning's dig:

Follow the money now includes following cryptocurrency.