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  1. #9076
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    Quote Originally Posted by carpathian View Post
    Exactly a year ago I was into crypto for a hot minute right when Elon was going on SNL for Doge and all that. Then I realized the whales ie Big Banks can still manipulate the crypto market, rendering the 'decentralized utopia trope' meaningless.

    How can a country make any financial plans for the future when the BTC fiat currency is all over the place?
    Values will only stabilize once regulations are in place and the whole endeavor is rendered moot.

    What am I missing?
    A very analytical boat.
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    Coinbase just doubled thier BTC reward on their debit card to 2%. I'll take it..

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    Quote Originally Posted by stalefish3169 View Post
    What does this mean? BTC being less valuable today than a week ago is irrelevant because you have purchased more BTC? Tell me what I’m not understanding.
    focus.

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    In these inflationary times, it’s nice to see something become more affordable
    Know of a pair of Fischer Ranger 107Ti 189s (new or used) for sale? PM me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mustonen View Post
    What does this mean? BTC being less valuable today than a week ago is irrelevant because you have purchased more BTC? Tell me what I’m not understanding.
    1 BTC = 1 BTC

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    Quote Originally Posted by stalefish3169 View Post
    1 BTC = 1 BTC

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    So all those charts and claims that showed us the “best performing asset class of all time” as priced in dollars were complete horseshit? It’s actual return has been 0 then??

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    That’s amazing.
    focus.

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    The 1 BTC = 1 BTC argument would work a lot better if btc had become a viable currency. Otherwise that argument seems a bit weak.
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    Quote Originally Posted by frorider View Post
    The 1 BTC = 1 BTC argument would work a lot better if btc had become a viable currency. Otherwise that argument seems a bit weak.
    Well, and then you have to face up to rampant BTC inflation. And that fucks up ALL kinds of narratives.
    focus.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JimmyCarter View Post
    So all those charts and claims that showed us the “best performing asset class of all time” as priced in dollars were complete horseshit? It’s actual return has been 0 then??
    And this isn’t a problem, because a dollar is a dollar:

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    It’s a game of Calvinball.

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    Quote Originally Posted by J. Barron DeJong View Post
    And this isn’t a problem, because a dollar is a dollar:

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    You guys don't get it. Just think how much money and time you could be saving in your own lives if you didn't put in so much effort making yourselves look like Luddite clowns in this thread.

    You guys should go outside for the weekend.I know you all have been doing mental gymnastics for years trying to come up with reasons why BTC is a failure as adoption keeps growing, hash rate is at an all time high, and the long-term price trend is up and to the right. Clearly, you're intellectually fatigued after busting your nuts during what could be capitulation week.

    And Jong, you deserve a special shout out for trying to compare Zimbabwe's fiat currency with BTC. The whole point of BTC is that a small group of unaccountable people can't just keep printing. Take a lap.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stalefish3169 View Post
    You guys don't get it. Just think how much money and time you could be saving in your own lives if you didn't put in so much effort making yourselves look like Luddite clowns in this thread.

    You guys should go outside for the weekend.I know you all have been doing mental gymnastics for years trying to come up with reasons why BTC is a failure as adoption keeps growing, hash rate is at an all time high, and the long-term price trend is up and to the right. Clearly, you're intellectually fatigued after busting your nuts during what could be capitulation week.

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    Any mental gymnastics are to try to figure out where Bitcoin bros are coming from and to sort out any truth from the heaps of disingenuous bullshit constantly being bandied about. I forget how many hours has been identified that you guys think you need to put into “do your own research” before you “get it,” but you can be confident that I haven’t put anything like that kind of time into it. Clearly. Or I’d be a Believer too. Right? Isn’t that the narrative?
    focus.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stalefish3169 View Post
    And Jong, you deserve a special shout out for trying to compare Zimbabwe's fiat currency with BTC. The whole point of BTC is that a small group of unaccountable people can't just keep printing. Take a lap.

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    Trust me, I actually do ‘get it’.

    A currency or asset is only as valuable as what it can be traded for in the real world. In the real world, over the past week, goods and services as measured in Bitcoin have inflated at an annualized rate of over 76,000%. No money printing needed.

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    Any estimates how much credit has been created by the cryto industry? What about other derivatives? Hard to find data on this.

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    Quote Originally Posted by J. Barron DeJong View Post
    Trust me, I actually do ‘get it’.

    A currency or asset is only as valuable as what it can be traded for in the real world. In the real world, over the past week, goods and services as measured in Bitcoin have inflated at an annualized rate of over 76,000%. No money printing needed.
    Are you really extrapolating out from a one week sample size? You're dumber than I thought. Lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by stalefish3169 View Post
    Are you really extrapolating out from a one week sample size? You're dumber than I thought. Lol

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    Took a day-and-a-half to come up with that?

    Yeah, it’s dumb. No dumber than thinking out of control inflation only happens from printing.

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    Thread on stable equilibriums of algorithmic Stable Coins (with link to full paper):

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    https://twitter.com/quentinvandewe2/...dNPOImF5zXtIug

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    Quote Originally Posted by J. Barron DeJong View Post
    Took a day-and-a-half to come up with that?

    Yeah, it’s dumb. No dumber than thinking out of control inflation only happens from printing.
    It's the weekend. I went outside. JFC.

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    Really awesome new read from Lyn Alden. I think it's time I start paying for a subscription.

    https://www.lynalden.com/digital-alchemy/

    This thread has these vibes so hard.

    "But for the majority of people in the world with restrictive monetary regimes and persistently high inflation (over half the world lives in an environment of authoritarianism and/or recurring double-digit inflation), the lack of alternatives has been restrictive. For developed market journalists and academics and analysts to not realize this, is a form of privilege that many of them are unaware of."

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    Quote Originally Posted by RoooR View Post
    Any estimates how much credit has been created by the cryto industry? What about other derivatives? Hard to find data on this.
    it’s a trash ponzi, what matters is cash in and cash out. The media mooks made it look like trash NFT apes pumped by celebs were worth something because pimps pumped. They aren’t.

    staledildo is like putting your brain in a blender with Lyndon Larouche and a bit of stale Ron Paul

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    Quote Originally Posted by J. Barron DeJong View Post
    Thread on stable equilibriums of algorithmic Stable Coins (with link to full paper):

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    https://twitter.com/quentinvandewe2/...dNPOImF5zXtIug
    So do you have any opinions on the article? Or are you just going to link to an 80+ page theoretical research paper with a bunch of equations that you don't understand?

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    BTC probably survive but there has to be a lot more Luna’s out there. That isn’t just over either. Where did the reserves go?

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    Quote Originally Posted by 4matic View Post
    BTC probably survive but there has to be a lot more Luna’s out there. That isn’t just over either. Where did the reserves go?
    you aren’t so fucking stupid to think any of the pimps here give a fuck are you? The lesson they’ve learned is pump and dump faster, which is good because they ain’t got stamina

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    Quote Originally Posted by 4matic View Post
    BTC probably survive but there has to be a lot more Luna’s out there. That isn’t just over either. Where did the reserves go?
    Lyn has a n excellent postmortem in the article I linked above. https://www.lynalden.com/digital-alchemy/

    TL;DR The LUNA reserve BTC went to Binance and Gemini.

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