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>>574965

Read the superscript, it is of troy ounces, which is defined by the ISO. Which is owned by (((them))). Its value is based off of a fiat currency created at (((their))) will of printing the USD. So give to the (((babylonians))) what is theirs, and to God what is God's. Follow matthew 6:19-21

>Lay not up for yourselves treasures upon earth, where moth and rust doth corrupt, and where thieves break through and steal:

>But lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neithermoth nor rust doth corrupt, and where thieves do not breakthrough nor steal:

>For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.

Now you will say,

>but it is P2P

>we the people own it

But the value of it is controlled by (((them))). So it is worthless if they declare it so unless you get other people to agree to trade it as currency for real goods. Which requires electricity to use in the first place. Of which electricity (((they))) mostly control.

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>>574965

The beast of the abyss.

>But the value of it is controlled by (((them))). So it is worthless if they declare it so

How do you figure? They have already called it worthless many times and it hasn't driven the value down.

>unless you get other people to agree to trade it as currency for real goods. Which requires electricity to use in the first place. Of which electricity (((they))) mostly control.

I don't understand your point here. Do you mean if all electricity shuts down you won't be able to use it any more? That's true but you wouldn't be able to get your dollars out of the banks either, and you would have more pressing concerns any way.

>>574986

>That's true but you wouldn't be able to get your dollars out of the banks either, and you would have more pressing concerns any way.

This is exactly my point. Focus on God.

>How do you figure? They have already called it worthless many times and it hasn't driven the value down.

Because it literally compares it's own price against he US dollar, it's not worthless but it's value is a direct comparison against the viability of the USD as a trade currency worldwide. None of which changes its dependence on (((them))) keeping the current system afloat of global trade.

I have invested in Bitcoin in 2016 because the politicians in my country have sold us out and robbed us of any future (50% youth unemployment). I did so because I honestly did not see an alternative at least in the short-term. I decided to accumulate it to be able to create a family in the future, or in alternative to have a pension (which I will not have by the state 100%). Most of the Bitcoin I earned, I earned by doing translations and getting paid in cryptocurrencies (and then trading that money). I basically never spend it, only bought myself a mid-tier phone after researching the best one for a low price; and also for Christmas presents (first time I ever have money to give presents to my family). Otherwise I never spend it.

Can someone tell me if what I am doing is a mortal sin? I don't want to become homeless in the future but I also don't want to commit mortal sin and endanger my soul.

>>574969

this is a dumb /pol/tier post full of memes and 0 knowledge of anything crypto. Only true thing is that few people have most bitcoins, but that's true also for any other good on earth, dollars included. 100 families own 90% of the world's wealth.

>>575093

Church teaching is that: your surplus is not your own. You ern it sure and noone can just declare it that you should or should not heave it, but surplus is of God. If you had ability to help thy neighbor, be it in long or short term - do it. First help Church, then Family, then closest friends, then nation then rest of world.

Read Five books of Solomon for guidance, he was richfag and yet (when he wrote them) he was just

>>575096

yes, of course what I have, not only suprlus, all belongs to God. I have thought about helping the Church, although they would have to accept bitcoins directly which is a bit tricky since I never cashed out, or I would have to wait until I can cash out some (have not done so yet because there is no official law about it yet and I don't want to make mistakes, which could lead me to big penalties or even prison).

Thank you for your suggestions brother, will keep them in mind.

>>574965

>Whose image and superscription is on Bitcoin?

Mathematics

>>575106

How much BTC do you have? Did you invest when it was low?