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  1. #10751
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  2. #10752
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    Saw that. Laughed. That 23 yr old must have elite charisma. Or ppl are mouth breathing dingbats. Or both.

    Algo. Buy it. Hold. Could be a nice present for your kids to waste at target 20 yrs from now.

  3. #10753
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    Wonder if he's tattooed over the luna tat.

  4. #10754
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    So who wants to take a bet that BTC outlives the GBP?

    I'm just going to leave these here:

    https://twitter.com/TuurDemeester/st...hYNv9Vw6Q&s=19

    https://money.cnn.com/2013/03/28/inv...ing%20exchange.

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  5. #10755
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    Quote Originally Posted by stalefish3169 View Post
    So who wants to take a bet that BTC outlives the GBP?

    I'm just going to leave these here:

    https://twitter.com/TuurDemeester/st...hYNv9Vw6Q&s=19

    https://money.cnn.com/2013/03/28/inv...ing%20exchange.

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    Yes! Everyone, trade in your rapidly declining Pounds for even more rapidly declining Bitcoin:

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  6. #10756
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    Quote Originally Posted by J. Barron DeJong View Post
    Yes! Everyone, trade in your rapidly declining Pounds for even more rapidly declining Bitcoin:

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    LOLOLOLOL

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  7. #10757
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    Haters will say it's photoshopped.

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    https://www.nytimes.com/2022/09/27/b...urrencies.html
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  8. #10758
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    Quote Originally Posted by stalefish3169 View Post
    LOLOLOLOL

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    Cool charts, bruh

  9. #10759
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    Quote Originally Posted by J. Barron DeJong View Post
    Cool charts, bruh
    Sooooo, basically you have no rebuttal.

  10. #10760
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    BTC ftw.

  11. #10761
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    Quote Originally Posted by stalefish3169 View Post
    Sooooo, basically you have no rebuttal.
    No. Basically what I’m saying is GTFO with your lame ass charts, and your thinking that they in any way disprove my argument.

  12. #10762
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    Hey - at least I can buy some fish-n-chips with the GBP.


  13. #10763
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    In all seriousness…

    BTC will outlive GBP.

    Post WWIII nuclear fall out, the British Isles will be 30’ under sea level and someone in Peru will be running a BTC mining rig off a windmill.

    But they still won’t be able to use it to buy a snickers bar at the bodega…


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  14. #10764
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    I could switch my Coinbase debit card to any digital asset I own and use it every time.

    I use usdc on the daily earning 1.5-2% BTC on every transaction.

    After ww3 nuclear fallout though it's unclear how many bodega's will be available.

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    Quote Originally Posted by J. Barron DeJong View Post
    No. Basically what I’m saying is GTFO with your lame ass charts, and your thinking that they in any way disprove my argument.
    Despite the short-term volatility, clearly one asset is trending up and one is trending down. Facts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stalefish3169 View Post
    Despite the short-term volatility, clearly one asset is trending up and one is trending down. Facts.
    WTF are you talking about?

    There is no clear upward trend. The most obvious interpretation of a Bitcoin price chart over it’s full history is as a speculative bubble and bust.

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    But I guess you win, because the price in the bubble chart is trending up?

  17. #10767
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    When do I get my money back?


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    However many are in a shit ton.

  18. #10768
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    Bitcoin....who's gotten into it?

    Quote Originally Posted by stalefish3169 View Post
    LINE GO UP!
    Seriously, why are you arguing with this idiot, JBDJ?
    focus.

  19. #10769
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    Flexing when BTC is in the teens? That's funny.

    This thread kinda sucks now. We need some big news. Can the SEC call 'em securities? Can we get a Tether audit?

    Ben McKenzie was on the Intercept podcast the other day. No surprise on his position, but his CBDC comments were interesting

    There are, however, some potential gains to be had, arguably, by cutting out the middleman in terms of the banking system and allowing each of us to have our own account at the Fed that, for example, imagine there’s another pandemic and the Fed needs to issue stimulus checks. Well, if everybody has their own account, they can do that immediately, right, with a click of a button. And you save all this time, this effort, and you have an immediate economic impact. And I think economists and central bank people get all excited about the potential advantages there. Because we do have a problem with banking the unbanked in this country. A lot of people who don’t have access to bank accounts are getting screwed over by payday lenders and things like that. So there’s potential savings there.

    ...What’s fascinating about the central bank, digital currency proposals — which are still, I would argue, in their nascent stages in America, I don’t think it’s really gotten that advanced that I’m aware of — is that they’re not based on blockchain...

    ...the Fed would also then have a lot more control over money supply, because they could monkey around a little bit with individual rates that they either charged on credit or, or gave to savings accounts, Instead of having to take a gigantic hammer, like they keep doing, this week with another 75 basis point interest rate hike that’s such a blunt weapon.

  20. #10770
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mustonen View Post
    Seriously, why are you arguing with this idiot, JBDJ?
    I thought I stated it clearly before: I come to this thread for self flagellation.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stalefish3169 View Post
    LOLOLOLOL

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    really missed your chance to use the Bank of England inflation calculator that goes back to 1209 (about 60 bitcoin lifetimes) for your chartcrime pump

    its like the chimps in the beginning of 2001

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    “Technology: University of New Mexico researchers find Bitcoin mining is environmentally unsustainable”

    ”Bitcoin mining is just as bad for the environment as drilling for oil. Each coin mined in 2021 caused $11,314 of climate damage, adding to the total global damages that exceeded $12 billion between 2016 and 2021.”

    https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/966192

  23. #10773
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    So drilling for oil is bad?

    Oil is responsible for the entirety of civilization.

    Save the environment, kill yourself.

  24. #10774
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    Quote Originally Posted by byates1 View Post
    So drilling for oil is bad?

    Oil is responsible for the entirety of civilization.

    Save the environment, kill yourself.
    Oil has many functions. There’s utility along with that cost.

    I mean, it didn’t solve the kobayashi maru like Bitcoin did, but it has other uses

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    Look at all the entertainment BTC has provided in this thread alone. Utility my friend.

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