>>9548126 lb
I'm sorry you've been lied to, fren.
Hopefully you don't lose too much money in the future.
I'm going to be very comfortable for the rest of my life though after abandoning things that no longer served me.
I hope you find the same peace in the coming years.
>>9548164 lb
I think I'll be fine in the end.
>>9548210 lb
That one appears to be extremely invested in Organized Religion.
Our fren will learn in time.
We tried to help him. That's what counts.
We've been doing this for years.
We can spin just as well, if not better than [they] can and [they] have known this the whole damn time.
Why should we listen to concernfags?
Oh boy… You seem extremely tedious.
Just because I understand the valuable nature of Blockchain technology doesn't mean I want to "get chiped", you mongrel.
You don't know who moved mountains to get crypto to take off, do you?
I hope you don't get justed too hard.
Best of luck, anon!
>what is a decentralized currency
>what is cold storage
Thank you for the FUD, friend.
You've got quite a lot to learn.
We'll be waiting for you to catch up.
I'm not sure why you're so desperate for me to stop talking about crypto, but blockchain changes the insurance, education, finance and government systems.
This goes far beyond me making some money.
I'll be comfortable for the rest of my life because I was able to understand this early on. You won't be so lucky.
Now, are you just bored, or do you want to slide another conversation here, or maybe an anon's research?
We appreciate people for what they can add.
It's a mistake to just right people off because of the drawbacks they represent.
All you guys are doing is getting me more and more excited about the bullrun!
I didn't know so many people didn't want me to make money.
Thanks anons!
One day I'll give you some pity money since you're going to stay so poor for so long.
I can't wait to come by and buy your house for scraps while you eat bugs.
Anyone that doesn't just want you to buy what they hold in order to make money will tell you to do your own research (which is what DYOR means).
People that don't insist you do your own research should not be listened to.
However, you should listen to no salesmen. The only people who's word you should put any stock in to are people that insist what I've said above repeatedly.
Unless they tell you to prove it for yourself and to not take their word for it, they are best treated as salesmen.
With that being said, what you want to look for (if investing) are projects that advertise good tech and have a well put together development team.
Otherwise, if you want to better understand the future of blockchain, it's hard to point you in to any specific direction because a) I don't want you to think I'm trying to shill any project specifically and b) most people that talk about crypto don't talk about technological progression society-wise and don't think that far ahead.
Crypto is doing all sorts of extremely interesting things at the moment, like lending platforms, city-building platforms, passive income platforms, digital consensus platforms (look in to this because it's important), smart contract platforms (huge potential) and much much more that I can't fit in to a digestible reply.
Lastly, let me reiterate: do your own research.
Listening to these morans here that don't want you to make money or see in to the future is a mistake. They don't want the truth getting out about blockchain - that it's the next Wheel or Internet.
>He didn't diversify his hedge against fiat
You people are so far beyond helpless…
Good luck generating your passive income with that gold and silver.
PMs are one part of the puzzle.
If you aren't buying the four horsemen, you're an absolute retard.
However, not seeing the value in crypto is going to be just as devastating as if you didn't understand the only true money is PMs.
It must suck being this new.
Could you expand a little?
I can't help but feel like we're going off topic, but an anon seemed to show genuine interest and I can't resist considering this is something I've invested a lot of time in to understanding.
I can't really see how copyright comes in to play when most of the crypto sphere is decentralized and doesn't have to listen to anyone.
Yes, you seem to understand.
The more decentralized currencies and the more we refine them, the less effective central banks can be.
This is the biggest reason to open Norman's eyes to crypto.
Do your own research.
I'll sell you exactly nothing.
I'm not here to argue for blockchain. It stands on its own shoulders and the fud against me alone in this single thread should be enough to garner interest. Which, by the way, I appreciate your assistance with.
You seem absolutely helplessly confused.
Expect to see all of those areas of civil discourse I've mentioned have explosive innovation over the coming years.
The morans trying to FUD what I'm bringing to the table will be devastated because they refuse to let themselves learn. Following their lead is a mistake.
It's good that you're willing to try to understand, anon.
This is the nature of the Education angle.
I don't have a huge issue with this, but I can extrapolate and see how that can be dangerous territory to tread within, considering the authoritarian potential.
Again, though, all that will do is provoke a forked decentralized variant that will combat that specific issue.
This is the beauty of crypto - it has no master and can only be restrained (hardly, mind you) through economic regulation of exchange end points and through framing jobs.
You don't seem to understand.
Fiat is already digitized.
There are much more imaginary picture money numbers on screens than there is green picture papers.
When the banks die, so does fiat.
When the four horsemen are reintroduced, how will you do international business or get money sent from your grandma in Switzerland?
Surely you won't mail someone bullion…
I understand how much FUD you've been exposed to because of the anti-crypto/anti-prosperity crowd, but you're letting the wrong people convince you there's no way out and that blockchain cannot be worked with.
Do not be fooled.
You're interesting.
Can you explain the dynamic between both Ra and Horus a little better for us, anon?
I still get confused with this.
It typically seems like Osiris and Ra are often conflated.
it's funny you bring this up, considering this is one of the advertised aims of a few different crypto projects. A few of them are decently popular, too.