Wew lads 18 posts per minute at the close of last bread, for a larp? Keep the heat on!!!

>>804630

>>804639

How many people in the populace would be cool with knowingly trading in a currency that's got cp stamped in it?

>>804668

>>804712

>>804756

>We have happenings on the reg, then nothing gets reported in the corporate news because they are mockingbird.

FIFY. pic related.

>>804793

Who owns the Economist?

Who do they cater to?

What do crypto currency and fiat currency have in common?

do [electronic realm] items work with no electricity?

What is pump and dump?

>>804837

>14 months and zero big arrests. Not even one. Prove me otherwise.

Nigger, if your spouting crap like this, this late in the game, your boss should fire you.

>>804898

> Have you thought anything through?

Have you? Bitcoin is gamed on the daily, just like the current money system and the stock market.

Because it is only worth what you believe it's worth. There is no physical tangible value to FRNs ''or'' cryptos.

But more to the point of your line of questioning, here's my retort:

Physical things with intrinsicl value work flawlessly as currency when things such as tornadoes, hurricanes or snowstorms [or insert unforseen troubles here] knock out the power for days or weeks. Good luck at that crypto ATM, faggot.

>>805040

>Crypto is bad because hurricanes happen?

>>805070

>>snowstorms too

>This Anon can't be serious lmao

Hey clownfags: The term for what you're doing is called confusing correlation with causality to generate false equivalences. Go fuck yourselves ;)

>>805207

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