We need meme'rs to stop posting here, whoever is making them keep posting them, but unless actively researching you stop. Get yourself under a VPN and change Ips. They could be pulling Ip's from the board and shadow banning over that. Once you're on the Chans you're associated with "hate groups" after all.
To any crypto geeks out there, not immediately relevant but figured share worthy.
In 2000, three young actors filed a civil lawsuit claiming Pierce sexually abused them, also naming fellow Digital Entertainment Network executives Chad Shackley and Marc Collins-Rector.[2] He was an Executive VP at Digital Entertainment Network when he was arrested with other company executives by Interpol in Spain in May 2002.[2][3]
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Pierce supports non-profit and advocacy efforts, and is a member of the Clinton Global Initiative.[9] He has been a guest lecturer at the Milken Global Conference,[10] Singularity University,[11] Stanford, USC, Caltech,[12] and UCLA.
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Pierce was elected Director of the Bitcoin Foundation in 2014. His election led several members of the organization to resign, citing allegations that Pierce had been involved in child abuse.[27] Pierce has not been criminally charged and has repeatedly denied the allegations which stem from a 1999 lawsuit.[28][29][30]
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Pierce is a founder, board member, or advisor for several Bitcoin companies, including GoCoin, Tether, ZenBox, Blade Financial, Expresscoin, Noble Markets, BitGo, AirSwap, and ChangeTip.[7]
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After assuming the position of director of the Bitcoin Foundation in early 2014, Brock Pierce revealed Realcoin in July 2014, a cryptocurrency that purported to be backed by US dollar value. Realcoin claimed that it would serve as a means for traders to hedge into dollar-value, and also a vehicle through which users could send digital representations of national currencies via the blockchain quickly and efficiently.
In November of the same year, Realcoin rebranded to ‘Tether’, stating that the move was motivated by the company’s desire not want to be associated with ‘altcoins’.