/qresearch/ - Q Research

Bitcoin allows the crimes unearthed during the Great Awakening to be fully documented and preserved for all the world to see and access instantly, decentrally enough, for virtual eternity.

Internet: pages and sites disappear and are stealth edited all the time

Books: can be burned and banned (look at history and NZ)

Bitcoin: immutable and very good at bypassing state and corporate internet censorship

Do you understand yet?

>>6110896

neither can deep fakes be claimed about photos whose hashes were embedded and timestamped in 2013.

"proper fucked"

>>6111538

Big if true

Theoretically how would one find these hashes or read more into this

Appreciate you sharing anon

>>6125584

https://gizmodo.com/these-cryptic-wikileaks-tweets-dont-mean-julian-assange-1787866602

https://www.reddit.com/r/WhereIsAssange/comments/5ds2o6/assanges_dead_man_switch_activates_and_writes/

There was a thread in the qresearch catalog as well that flairs up now and again with guys trying to decode it. There are claims that it's been done, but there are tags on the files that are immediately tagged and shut down. Perhaps even killed. No evidence of either. I imagine it's pretty airtight. Those files could be screen shot and bounced around the world if they were out of pandora's box already. This is why Assange is alive still.

>>6113458

Sounds like the last gasp of a deep state trying to keep their house-always-wins casino afloat

>>6115559

Step 1 is 80526b /\

Step 2 is ?

Sand castles erode but vision is not sacrificed

>>6126676

I'd say that it looks more like trying to stimulate innovation and developing appropriate regulation in time rather than pushing a square peg through a round hole.

help me saddle up, fren

>>6127881

Innovation in the blockchain space doesn't require and is in no way helped by loosening securities laws. Securities laws are for investments, to protect investors. Blockchains and crypto do not make investments special in any way, although the crypto community at large mistakenly that crypto as an investment is blockchain's best (sometimes only) use case.

And even if blockchains were a special type of investment, they would on average be one of the poorest investments in history. Sure some people might have made money on the FOMO hype and manipulated pumps of individual coins to date but 99.9% of them have zero underlying value, and when the crunch hits they'll collapse to worthlessness without looking back. To bring it full circle, this paragraph sums up why we have securities laws…to protect investors from ponzis and other obvious scams (with or without blockchain)

>>6132842

we're barking up the same tree…

I agree with most of what you say though I do think there is a case for some of these projects to have new regulation. stock certificates don't have utility, dual or more use. It's just a contract. So in the cases that there are tokens that do more, then I would suggest appropriate categorization, which doesn't yet exist. I don't know if such thing as a utility coin only reg would be appropriate since a lot of these also raised money on the token sale. There is no ultility token only or hybrid regulation and the securities law as it doesn't apply for those. As for the other 95%, sure, fuck 'em. They should all go to jail. To me, ETH is a scam from the beginning. I might only give leeway to Mastercoin/OMNI because it was the first ICO, back when they were still called crowdsales to solve the colored coin failure with a meta token on BTC. There are elements of security, but also utility and innovation. It had real thinking behind it. Also MAID, the second crowdsale. In my mind, not a lawyer, it seems more like a security, startup money, but ultimately it is to be exchanged for the network utility token. More importantly, though, is that they haven't pushed out an unfinished product. There's no copy/paste with MAID. It's more legit as an actual decentralized technology than even BTC…and 5 years on, the network still isn't live. People complain because it's not getting the fast money, but when you really look at the innovation and what's coming, security or not, it's the opposite of the 99.99% garbage in terms of honestly with regard to innovation, funding, and post-funding behavior. DOGE got crypto-rich and sponsored a Nascar…seriously? Money made by fraud gets spent that way.

Faggots act like marketing idiots when money is free. Think bitconnect! Even better, Ethereum!

Jim Willie on silver and gold.

Starting at 54:50 he talks about silver, then later gold.

He says that his insider claims that silver will NOT be a monetary metal but will be a "highly protected and treasured industrial metal" and "the energy and technology standard metal" and that gold is going to be "the monetary metal." Silver will have a protected market although still fair and just, based on supply and demand.

Price estimates (per troy ounce):

silver: $200 - $400

gold: $10,000 - $15,000

https://coinjazeera.news/local-children-missing-after-brock-pierce-moves-to-puerto-rico/

Great satire. Like The Onion for crypto…though these articles might be half true! Funny nonetheless.

>>6161244

Jim Willie is a delusional RV advocate most likely working directly for the fee machine. These clowns don't actually ever want to see anything like this as they know their business model will be null and void. Over half of these jokers sold out to crypto and now have the balls to advise you to store your metals in one of their vaults. They know what's coming and I can assure you all they want is to promise you the world while they pluck cells from your soul one penny at a time.

>>6192879

Is 80526b the key to get nums early or do I have to wait. I know something is there

Some of us weren't born with the autist gene, however weve made it further then those that were..

From the moment Bitcoin arrived on the edges of the mainstream, bad actors have been trying to take it down, and here in 2019 is nothing different. Nearly every Twitter sock puppet and crypto influencer (lol) is going hard in the paint against one coin right now. The chain with the longest set of unbroken digital signatures. The chain with an unchanged protocol over 10 years. The chain that supports instant p2p censorship-resistant transactions. The chain that can store immutable records and files for the world to access censorship-free. The chain that scared the pants off the bankers and the globalists when they first began to understand its implications in 2012 until they seized control of it in 2017.

Alliance vs Deep State: The Final Showdown! David Wilcock Best Interview Ever!

Deep State can't stop the Great Awakening: DAVID WILCOCK Exclusive Interview [Part 5]

David Wilcock: Antarctic Atlantis and Secret Space Program 2019

David Wilcock Predicts Some Very Big Events Coming Up in 2019

>>6200029

>until they seized control of it in 2017

sauce or gtfo.

>>6207250

Ugghhhh man.

This is recycled bovine scat.

Years of the same crap!

Old & crusty hype for nothing…

>>6208208

Check the previous breads for connections between Blockstream, Digital Currency Group, Mastercard, Paypal, Bilderberg

>>6210186

I'm sure Q borrowed some of the ideas from him…

>>6211568

correlation is not causation.

BTC is not controlled.

>>6211648

storing files on a blockchain is so dumb.

>>6115559

XRP will be world currency, predictions from $200-$10000 per xrp.

https://home.treasury.gov/sites/default/files/2018-07/A-Financial-System-that-Creates-Economic-Opportunities—Nonbank-Financi….pdf

>>6211648

bitcoin won't be used for this, bitcoin is slow and shit. it will be tron.

>>6215757

If BTC isn't controlled someone really needs to come up with a good reason for SegWit's existence and explain it to the smart people in the room. Also we should have a good reason for the tentacles of the Blockstream Behemoth spending so much time and money astroturfing and socially engineering the entire crypto space toward shit solutions and manipulated pump and dump ponzis.

Because from here it looks like some run-of-the-mill commie tactics, same ones they used (and which failed) against Trump, and it looks an awful lot like nothing scares the crypto space like a stable Bitcoin protocol without the SegWit bug.

>>6215785

The internet is dumb.

>>6221477

GL and HF

>>6221493

Reasonable prediction anon

>>6211648

>5G Push

>Gold backed cryptocurrency

https://www.freetips.com/horse-racing/us-triple-crown/us-triple-crown-dates/

https://dailyhodl.com/2019/04/11/bakkt-says-race-day-is-approaching-to-bring-crypto-to-the-mainstream/

"Race Day"

Beetlebaum…….

>>6226432

>a good reason for SegWit's existence

blockchains can't scale. I'm not against second layer solutions.

Not sure what you mean about blockstream pushing ponzis. Those guys are generally Bitcoin maximalists.

I think you point out an interesting nuance in the cypherpunk world. I noticed it with the SAFE crew as well. There is some overlap with honest idealistic utopian commies, libertarians, and anarchists in being against centralization. It's important not to conflate them nor to confuse a well meaning idealist with a bastard centralist masquerading as Bernie Sanders. It's subtle, but your blanketing blockstream for having some lefties…

Think for yourself. Look at their individual fruits. Follow money and relationships. For the moment, I'm comfortable with them. Bitcoin was/is a shit protocol that is still the best hope for destroying the fed. That said, I'm hedging bets. Not going all in on anything. Never go full retard!

(Digital) Gold destroys the FED.

>>6237644

You lost me at EOS. Forget Blockstream. If you're pushing EOS and some of these other attempts at scaling + features, then FUGGGGG… EOS is more centralized than Blockstream would ever want to make Bitcoin. That itself undermines the argument. I worked with some of the folks from one of main block producers for EOS. The whole thing is a scam in the back office. I ran away as far and as fast as I could. That BS will blow back hard and I hope Dan Larimer, his dad, and their combined decades with Raytheon will be a lesson for the fast money crowd. Direct investors were fairly famous international liberal/establishment billionaires. There was already open discussions with gates foundation money and direct connections to Soros NGOs, etc. It all got too spooky for me so I bounced. I'm sure I could have stayed and made bank, but I want to crush those people. It would have been illegal for me to record them, but FUGGGGGG. The crypto community is ignorant and naive.

Coinbase promoting shitcoins doesn't mean anything. Look at who has left Coinbase. Compare their values vs. those that stayed. Look who banks Coinbase. They've already stated they hate Bitcoin. Coinbase is compromised, IMO…and you're bitching about Blockstream? Seriously?

Promoting SV as a scaling solution? GTFO already. Lots of things can be shown to scale technically, but not economically. Plus, you need adoption. All the good will in the world, won't make anyone's pet/preferred project win the race. Shit has to work, and the best minds in the world, Blockstream or not, are working on Bitcoin. Period. End of Story. There are a handful of experiments on the side, like my preferred SAFE Network because it's at least a 10x improvement from blockchain as a consensus mechanism + a whole network, not just a distributed ledger, womp womp, but 99.9% of the rest is shill territory and pure fraud.

Central Bankers, Pharisees, Cabal, whoever. Same people. I'd personally tie millstones to their necks.

Centralized money isn't the only problem. It's the underlying problem of centralized data/information at the heart. This calls for more than just blockchain, the end of the FED, or the end of MSM.

Don't confuse distributed with centralized either. before 1987, there were lots of medium and large sized banks. And now, there's only about 6 big investment banks plus the scraps for regional banks. Sure, the FED and no gold was still the underlying issue, but distribution was better. Full decentralization has undesirable tradeoffs. The demand on individuals would undermine the benefits of working together and specialization. Some level of not centralization but transparent audited distribution is optimal…just not the mere 20 or so nodes of EOS…

>>6239683

Almost forgot the link.

Sat(ire) but True!

Much great articles. Wow clean fun!

https://coinjazeera.news/dan-larimer-receives-guinness-world-record-for-most-crypto-exit-scams/

Dan Larimer Receives Guinness World Record for Most Crypto Exit Scams

2 weeks ago Coin Jazeera

Photo courtesy of Virginia Tech.

Photo courtesy of Virginia Tech.

Serial swindler, Dan Larimer, who conned his way into becoming a Blockchain Billionaire, was awarded the Guinness World Record on Thursday for most crypto exit scams. Larimer, who is best known for his role in creating popular hit scams such as Bitshares, Steem, and EOS received the award after brilliantly exit scamming EOS in October and announcing plans for creating his fourth new shitcoin.

The genius behind Larimer’s work is his finesse. He tells everyone he’s not quitting and then…he quits!”

Brendan Blumer (CEO Block.One)

Although Larimer still claims to be the CTO of Block.One, our reporters checked Github only to realize he hasn’t made a single commit to EOS since October.

When asked about his new project, Dan told Coin Jazeera:

“The muse behind my art is greed. With EOS I was able to raise $4 Billion Dollars by liberating a bunch of suckers, I mean investors, that missed out on the Ethereum ICO. I consider it to be my finest work to date. For the next one I think I can raise $8 billion. It will be my masterpiece. My magnum opus. I have this brilliant idea to tell people I can create a better Bitcoin. People believed me three times already. Why not four?”

We caught up with Kyle Samani of notorious hedge fund Multicoin Capital, and asked how it feels to have thrown away his reputation and disgraced himself in the industry by shilling Larimer’s latest work.

“Being a Crypto fund manager is hard. Like really hard. My job is to hedge into Ethereum competitors but everything else honestly sucks. If we keep our LPs money in ETH they say we’re not doing enough. If we move into shitcoins they say why didn’t we stay in ETH. It’s tough. I don’t know what I’m doing, but I try hard to act like I do. My job is literally to beg for money for a living. It sucks. I wish I just invested in Ethereum in 2014 so I wouldn’t have to do this shit. At least Dan has the best scams, err- art, and tells us about them beforehand. In that regard he deserves the Guinness.”

People believed me three times already. Why not four?

Dan Larimer (We don’t even know anymore)

Upon receiving his award, Dan said, “This is an honor. I’d like to thank my parents for teaching me these values. I also want to thank my mentor Brock Pierce for helping me exit scam everyone from Burning Man to LA. Without them, none of this would be possible. It took years of practice to get this far. I started with chain emails and moved my way up to Herbalife. When I came across crypto, I knew this was my moment. My only wish is that Elon gets us to space soon so I can scam the aliens.”

Dan Larimer is 36 years old.

>>6242641

>Would feel very comfy wagering that a vast majority of the Coinbase and Blockstream types voted H in 2016 and will vote against Q+ in 2020

Digital Currency Group:

In their Portfolio = Everything "the future"

https://dcg.co/portfolio/

Running their show = Delusional leftists

https://dcg.co/who-we-are/

For those of you having a hard time connecting the dots….

Digital Currency Group → Bitcoin → Coinbase → Barry Silbert → Larry Summers → Bill Clinton

You get the point.

Crypto is a continuation of what we already have. A rebranded trick to the eye. It hijacked the libertarian movement. Constructed to be a precious metals look alike paradigm. Creates digital currency ad infinitum. Sound like something you are familiar with?

Crypto = Wall St. 2.0 = Life Extension

We are witnessing something that is literally in it's death throws.

>>6198154

#80526b is your only ticket out of here. Grab a horse and saddle up. Nothing is stopping this.

What to invest in?

Gold

Silver

Bitcoin

Blockchain technology

>>6244154

wifi router

>>6244154

>>6198154

Is 80526b a reference to LOP?

>>6268639

The four corners of your self made prison realized. Shatter them with #80526B.

They will babble all the blockchain tokens forever and ever. They only take pills so they can remain blind.

Getting closer by the day…

144,000 - 130,975 = 13,025

There isn't much time left now. The doors making that creaking noise now.

nums or death by the left

Your choice as always.

>>6290084

Do you put all of your horses into the nums, or do you leave some left over for when the horse prices inevitably rise. give a horse rider a good plan and he will follow it

>>6290343

Eggs are a curious thing. As always do what you must to survive. Just know that nums will have you forgetting about price increases. Find the ones most out of balance and go to them. That window is shrinking. It was never about tangible vs. intangible. Once you form the composite all becomes clear.

Bitcoin is the cabal planned NWO currency you stupid fucks. Prolly made by DARPA. You all trying to pass the buck you bought in at 20000 off to the next bigger idiot still?

And block chain is not an interesting technology nor does it solve any problems that haven't been solved infinitely more practically already in the 1970s.

"fuck the feds. Let's all use a currency where all we care about is its ratio to fed dollars" derrrp bunch of useful idiots.

>>6293009

>>6203230

Truth. And it's gonna be a humdinger.

>>6290760

Read more and stop with the fear porn. The good guys are now in charge if you haven’t been paying attention for the last two years.

A Blockchain has the potential to perfect honest capitalism and government. What may have been previously created for evil purposes can be turned into something great for the world. And even if the NWO planned to usher in Bitcoin as the OWC, it’s possible that white hats realized Bitcoin was an immutable evidence trail of crimes and kept very detailed records of its use by low and mid-level members of the global criminal cartel. The NSA can do things that can spin my head for years. Let’s just say Bitcoin+Tor is not completely anonymous and it’s possible to ensnare a lot of higher ups based on this fucked up crypto web that’s been weaved.

Sure your scenario might be true but 1) I don’t think Trump is part of the NWO 2) I have guns 3) I think Q was on to something when he said BE THE PLAN. Fear porning about the NWO and Bitcoin while it’s quite clear to me they’re on their last legs accomplishes nothing. Whats your solution to a global debt bubble and unlimited fiat printing presses other than a full scale economic depression/meltdown? Even with stimuli it will be very painful for a large portion of the population. One or a handful of legal, stable cryptos solves MANY problems at once.

>>6296576

>NWO’s crypto [its litecoin]

See:

>>6294010 (pb) Is Lifecoin originator Charlie Lee a supporter of UN Agenda 21? Call for a DIGG

>>6296640

Off-thread NOTABLE af

>>6304000

Isn't Rogers nwo?

>>6296640

>>6296728

Charlie sure tweets to Jack a lot. It's like a three-way between Charlie, Elizabeth Stark and Jack. Smells like swamp.

If any crypto can be trusted with certainty, it's Bitcoin and only Bitcoin.

>>6290760

Not to mention every transaction is permanently on a public ledger. Unless your selling BTC on the street cashing out is tricky while not letting every transaction you made be tracked for all fucking time. Almost like it was made for that… You can buy gold but its all tracked no hiding the trans. I would think that would light up the lizard brained here. Every transaction you make public… I work in blockchain. You missed the boom. Wall St is involved now it's over for anons. If you were smart you had an awesome 2017-2018. You are setup on the legit exchanges already and dont need advice from 8chan…There is some interesting things in the tech and it won't go away soon. But it will have zero impact on the dollar or anything else being thrown about here. Anyone getting crypto advice on 8chan and using it deserve to lose everything. Crypto is high risk. So please all your racist fucks invest heavy in whatever John McAfee shills. As far as privacy there are better coins than BTC. Even tumbled BTC can be traced. BTC was first and has best name recognition. Crypto best used for micro payments, gaming, etc. The idea that you need a coin in order to have a blockchain secured and decentralization was proven false years ago. Decentralization is great for video hosting, it has helped and probably will in keeping or regaining your freedom of speech on the internet that you Q freaks use so wisley… insert sarcasm for the ignorant

>>6304369

Sauce or STFU.

>>6308176

>>6308105

Namefag, tell us more about fucking whores without condoms…

>So please all your racist fucks invest heavy in whatever John McAfee shills.

Racist?

GTFO.

>>6308236

Nevermind it was a mislabeled video of Admiral McRaven. But sounds like I hit a nerve with you on your boss.

Why's this "patrios" Rogers, working out of Tel Aviv with Citigroup, Qualcom, and MSFT? Since when did all of that become patriotism?

>>6308264

GTFO or what? Q going to use his mind control on me? Going to comment bomb me? I've had worse ignorant threats than 8 chan could possibly muster in my life. Are your racist? Plenty of them here.

That line was obviously meant only for the racists, was steeped in sarcasm too. Try it sometime makes life more… palpable

Whores with no condoms is dangerous just like investing in crypto, ask 90% of the people who didn't get out when the bottom fell last time. Happens fast. I was lucky being in the industry. MC of all crypto dropped faster than… (insert faster than joke here)

>>6242641

Anyone who has spent 4 hours in the industry can tell you with confidence few voted for HRC in crypto. But your right they wont vote trump either. Crypto has been dominated largely by people with libertarian mindsets and ideals almost entireley until the money came pouring in, only a tiny amount reside in silicon valley. Of course they give dem its run by dems. I know its 30 miles from me. If it was in houston they would give to gop just the way it works they just want to do biz. I cant think of a single person i know in crypto lib or conservative values that voted for her. They want less govt control its what crypto was made to try and do as an experiment. Im sure there are a few. The others probably dont vote at all they were there for the scams and they made bank sadly. Your right not to trust coinbase but only because they don't give two shits about privacy or freedom's just high rates for their service. Its their for the convience noobs. The industry needed to purge the rest of the scammers and shit coins or be regulated to death even further. They failed. So far self regulation has been shit. These coins should be gone now. But greed took over. Imagine making 1000X on your money in a day several times over year. Makes people cray. Some gem projects with good people and intentions but lots of bottom feeders too. Steemit was somewhat a success with good aims, has fairness issues but not intentional its run by everyone who wants to work hard and gets voted to have a server. Ethereum is was coolest with potential to be born to furitian further and better on another platform learning from the first. I hope. Cool story the programer was like 15 or 16 year old genius from Russia. Highest IQ i have ever heard about. Wrote the concept walking through SF. That blockchain runs apps within it. Blockchains within blochains running decentralized apps independent of the others. Its public anyone can do it, producing their own tokens (coins). It has limit issues though. Crypto is all open source and copy pasta coins made up idk 75% of coins in 2017. Shit coins. People wanted on the train while it was still running and before the IRS caught up. Now its probably 60%. IRS caught up train is in the station. Took nothing to start a coin and call it whatever but a small amount of capitol for server space, a few public faces to take the heat when the tears came. A shit white paper and concept you could be a millionaire in raised ico money before the coin was even made or a line of code written. It also ruined the industry killing much of the potential. NSA doesnt need tracking tech with btc its built in. Its just a huge distributed ledger. Software to make sense of it yes but its around in open source. Nothing really special about that. Its just big. BTC and most were made so every transaction was public and permanent impossible to alter. And trackable by anyone. Bittrex is the only exchange i trust in the sense the owner is one honest law abiding dude. Would never intentionally burn anyone.Follows the letter of the law. Coinbase is good for the noobs its king and not going anywhere its paypal for crypto. Thats all not a conspiracy just a company.

>>6308264

I do apologize for the faggot comment in one post you tagged. Thats not me. I hear it so often here by a few of the bad actors it caught on. Im tired and punchy today. Namefag yeah thats about right i got nothing to hide. There is sometimes freedom in complete transparency. Although i would fight to the bone for many freedoms i may rarely use.

>>6290760

this tbh fam

>>6309871

Law-abiding? Who's laws? Today's laws made yesterday's illegal.

>>6309871

Bitcoin (as designed) threatens common enemies of good conservatives, libertarians, anti-establishmenters, anarcho capitalists, capitalists, sound moneyers, currency nationalists, and empirical and non-Keynesian economists. Those common enemies are crony capitalists, communists, Leftists, and the globalists; they common theme tying all these people together is their ability to exploit a central bank system well when they're in control of a country. Shitcoins are not a threat to (them), actually they're a benefit as their existence fragments the space into a non-threat. There divide and conquer tactics will continue to work until we realize the severity of threats we face to our principles.

A stable Bitcoin protocol as designed threatens there gravy train and can help to alleviate worldwide debt enslavement.

>>6311286

The Rule Of Law is coming back in a big way.

>>6311751

Enter the New Notes. One swift action to end all this nonsense and leave the digital fiat forgery machine in the dust. The notes will be created (and only created) as metals are deposited back into the system. Each note will be tied to one immutable blockchain that will be run properly by based individuals that are impervious to greed.

The errors of the past will be made clean. As said before there will only be two ways in and that is cash or precious metals in hand. They are the tickets #80526b. All else will be left behind. IN GOD WE TRUST or bust.

So many have a hard time wrapping their minds around the balance because their minds have been manipulated and mislead. For decades they have learned that finance can only exist in some convoluted way that requires some expensive college degree. Like it or not we are going back to simple. Find support back at 1913 because there is no stopping this.

We're under 13K now. How much longer are you going to wait? Crypto was the bear trap of the balance. Leftists took the bait hook, line, and sinker. This was a precision operation. Anon's choice laughing at the ones thinking that correction isn't happening.

Who implemented the coinage in 86? Who laid the infrastructure and protocols for the internet itself? Operation Trap Door in full effect.

You think they are showing you what a black hole looks like just for fun? The event horizon is a son of a bitch.

144,000 and we ride

>>6312720

80526b related to ?…

>Https://www.ftc.gov/enforcement/rules/rulemaking-regulatory-reform-proceedings/fair-debt-collection-practices-act-text#805

(b) Communication with third parties

>Except as provided in section 1692b of this title, without the prior consent of the consumer given directly to the debt collector, or the express permission of a court of competent jurisdiction, or as reasonably necessary to effectuate a postjudgment judicial remedy, a debt collector may not communicate, in connection with the collection of any debt, with any person other than the consumer, his attorney, a consumer reporting agency if otherwise permitted by law, the creditor, the attorney of the creditor, or the attorney of the debt collector.

I can't find anything 805 (26) b other than a 25/25/25/25 hex color code but this is of vague relation to your 1/25/50/100 currency value

>>6398127

link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXdkczX5mR0

>>6398127

>>6398140

Craig Wright is tapped into the dark corners of the internet. He takes other people's ideas and co-opts them. There is a big chicken and egg problem with the CW symbols everywhere.

>>6400925

Dr. CSW doesn't seem like the kind of guy who spends his free time tapping into dark corners of the internet, but regardless it doesn't matter to this anon if he created Bitcoin, only that he's the most vocal proponent of keeping Bitcoin Bitcoin. If CSW ever tries to introduce SegWit or CTOR or any other bullshit that makes Bitcoin not Bitcoin I will change my opinion of him, but for now this anon will not concern myself with the personal petty drama surrounding him.

Matthew 7:18

>>6402744

By dark corners, I don't mean nefarious. I just mean unpopular, niche. He's clearly aware of a few cutting edge areas before their time. More importantly, he's aware of them before most people, thus he can carve his name into places where perhaps he has no business. Those that come later have little basis. His "17" degrees are bullshit, but "17" gets an non-thinkinganon all boner'd up? Gay.

He's definitely NOT the most vocal proponent keeping Bitcoin Bitcoin. That's an opinionated statement on both terms. If the guy is Satoshi, prove it. He doesn't seem able to…And if he wants to keep his baby, why did he abandon it into the hands of others? There are great ideas out there…and monetary policy is a conversation, not a dictatorship. Whoever he is, fuck him. Some of these ideas outside of him are good ideas that should be discussed, not immediately and unilaterally dismissed as he does…every.fucking.time. #fulllibertariantard

>>6402980

Not that it really matters, but which of his 17 degrees are you claiming to be bullshit?

>IN GOD WE TRUST

As you continue to discuss less than important matters regarding crypto and acting like the fallen angel (Wall St.) the moment of truth continues to get closer and closer.

144,000 - 132,245 = 11,755

The longer you stay in the utterly debased digital casino the more you guarantee your fate of getting devoured by it's downfall.

Again, only cash or precious metals in hand will get you the new notes. You are running out of time.

Once 144,000 views is achieved the balance will glide towards perfection and you will be locked out.

>>6403245

Should read: "Never Interfere with America While It's Being Destroyed From Within."

There is no stopping the destruction that is coming WW.

Trump is driving the final nails in the coffin. Leave the border open & go play golf.

Remind you of anyone?

>>6411043

Doesn't this just mean you have to buy mineral rights to your land? I think this just opens a tax opportunity that most states already have had for centuries

>>6411399

No, the western states are banning the equipment the miners use eg. motorized dredges. making mining unprofitable for small mines and hobbyist weekend types and family's on vacation. The states allege environmental harms they cannot prove. The claims are not the issue.

>>6411399

This is what they banned. P.s. This man passed away 2 years ago.

>>6420009

>"I like money"

Every single ICO?

https://www.wdtn.com/news/local-news/rare-coins-released-in-cincinnati-could-be-worth-around-50/1947821395

I can't find anything on this coin but the interview mentions how people look for silver quarters and this is the only other quarter with 'actual value'.

Anyone want to help research what ratio of metals West Point is minting?

>>6441843

Regular mix only value is rarity/collector. I called and spoke to a WPMint rep

CSW proves he is SN.

BTC begins its final descent to ashes.

BSV rises like a phoenix.

https://safenetforum.org/t/the-2019-safe-network-roadmap-project-plan/28533

>>6455279

Oops. Anyone who follows a shill's financial advice is gonna lose.

Until this swamp is drained, THERE IS ONLY BITCOIN.

Which is my segue to this blast-from the past. Remember when Creepy John Carvalho (@BitcoinErrorLog) had that "explosive" interview with Creepy Roger Ver? Ya, about that.

IT WAS FAKE. ACTORS ACTING.

Think about it. Use logic and you begin to see through the shills shilling their shilly shit. All designed to undermine Bitcoin, the Only Coin.

Dividing and conquering. Diluting and disrupting. Don't fall for the lies.

Why hasn't Cardano ADA been mentioned in these damn threads?

>>6468874

cause Charles Hoskins is a shill

Can someone relay this message to other anons and possibly Q.

Why does Q never talk about the Rockefellers? How are they going unscathed, unmentioned? They are the world first billionaires and the riches family that has ever lived. The rockerfethers have been notorious NWO proponents. Does anyone else find this weird that Q has never mentioned them?

>>6469640

Q544 and Q295. Other posts have implied link to rockefellers as well

>>6469234

those are some of the ugliest things i have seen.

>>6469640

The rockefellers were actually foot soldiers for the rothschilds in europe.

>>6469640

This guy is shitposting THIS same/very similar message across multiple threads with timestamp confirms, FYI.

If zhe wants to know, zhe can ask Q zherself!

Shillary.

>>6471399

>5/8: Facebook reverses ban on cryptocurrency ads

Bad idea, but they need the money. Good thing is that, hopefully, new projects will have trouble getting money like before. As institutional money floods in, it will signal that the future markets are much less interested in playing hot potato with shitcoins.

BTC is tiptoeing into a new long-term move up, but likely a pullback from here short-term…

Hodl.

>>6469298

It is Charles Hoskinson and he is not a shill.

Babylonian Captivity of Cardano has ended

https://hooktube.com/watch?v=AEP84LIBBuU

https://twitter.com/IOHK_Charles/status/1062387955392753669

cross reference with H.W. death

Lagarde

http://hooktube.com/watch?v=zG4IUHVN7bM

Who are the disruptors?

Structure change

Centralized

2

Decentralized

When Shelley?

>>6472872

Cardano in Davos

https://hooktube.com/watch?v=90o-lty-M9g

Bldrbrg will have their hands full this summer…

>>6472872

>Babylonian Captivity of Cardano has ended

So…you're saying the Jews are now headed toward the Red Sea?

Charles is smart as hell. He was one of the key people I listened to early on. As time went on, he put himself into the shill box. I can't believe that you are promoting Lagarde as some kind of crypto leader. GTFO, seriously.

"Guardians of Cardano", "Social contract", "assign new board members", "Swiss Foundation" = centralized as fuck

"Now, personally, I'd like to see some more democracy…like 7 more board members" - Charles Hoskinson, Nov. 14, 2018

>>6472968

>Davos

>Bldrbrg

Enough said.

>>6469234

"Series 2009"

Funny that it includes the pyramid, Mexico and Canada. If this is the currency there's no reset, cabal is still in control

One thing that needs to be said, is that although our world is filled with examples to the contrary, on paper, communism does not necessarily preclude democracy. Although those who have adopted it have gone on to make an utter mess of themselves, if properly executed, it is as viable a system as any.

Communism has this negative connotation in our common parlance, and it primarily stems from the way in which many communist societies have fallen to the wayside in overall prosperity. While it is easy to blame the system, it is infinitely more accurate to blame the circumstances. The Soviet Union, for example, was drawn into a long Cold War against an enemy that was simply capable of out-producing, out-purchasing, and all around out-fighting it. It went broke fighting a war that it had no business fighting.

Communism has also, repeatedly, been a vessel by which a few powerful can rule over the many poor. It is identical to capitalism in this regard, but capitalism seemingly has a better publicist.

In a communist society, if you are poor and your neighbour is poor, you are destined for a life of poverty.

In a capitalist society, if you are poor and your neighbour is poor, you are also destined for a life of poverty - but you're lead to believe things can be different. And while they can, that same astronomically unlikely chance is the same chance a person in a communist country has. Just like you can strike it rich becoming a movie star, or oil tycoon in a capitalist society, you can beat the odds and become a party big shot in a modern-day communist society.

The overall problem is no matter which way you go, our hearts and minds are still very much obsessed with stuff. One system promotes this obsession while the other abhors it. The difference being, the one that purportedly abhors it secretly obsesses with it too, because that's just how human beings are in this day and age. And it works against it. Capitalism is meant to reward greed, but communism is meant to stop greed. Ergo, if too many people get greedy in a communist society, the entire system goes to shit.

If we look at the Star Trek universe – in particular, the Federation – we see a quasi-communist society that works rather well.

Unfortunately, the truth behind that, is that with technological advances that create food out of air, that society has no 'have nots' - at least, not like ours does now.

And the sad truth of it is, until we do come up with that sort of technology, the system that favours the greedy will be the system that works the best…

>>6478675

You aren't thinking this entirely through.

The Star Trek utopia isn't "communism" because the Star Trek utopia introduces a totally "foreign" concept that communism can't (doesn't want to) entertain:

ABUNDANCE.

Star Trek's utopia is NOT communism, it is the natural result of society with ABUNDANCE. Free energy. Replicators. Unlimited technology.

There is NO NEED for a central authority to determine who gets the LIMITED supplies in Star Trek, because in the Star Trek utopia THERE IS NO LIMIT ON SUPPLY.

meanwhile, communism wants to ENSURE there is a never-ending LIMIT ON SUPPLY because it is that POVERTY that ensures the centralized power keeps its control.

In Communism, the centralized power decides who gets what, who eats, who lives. The entire communist game is dependent on limited resources,w hich is why [they] try to perpetuate poverty. By cutting off coal and gas and turning us towards unreliable wind and solar. Any way, [they] can starve us and keep us dependent, the communist will embrace.

The utopia of ABUNDANCE might be closer than we realize though. Suppressed energy technologies, cures, true freedom might be within our reach. And at that point, communism is TRULY FINISHED.

FUCK COMMUNISM.

Think about it.

>>6475726

Questions:

-If you have old notes you can get one old dollar for one new dollar, nothing, or a different ratio (deflation's ~1290/Old:1/New)?

-If you have an unsecured credit card with $100,000 debt. It'll be deflated more or less than cash?

-If you have a mortgage will the debt balance deflate more or less than the principle?

-If you have a car loan, will the debt balance deflate more or less than the car value will?

>>6478675

spoken like a true leftist academic cuck.

BTC Dominance: 60.3%

put that in your communism.

>communism is meant to stop greed

Communism is meant to reward greed just as much but with social(communal) currency. Don't be an idiot.

>If we look at the Star Trek universe – in particular, the Federation – we see a quasi-communist society that works rather well.

AKA

"Communism works well in the movies! We should go full retard!"

Again, cuck…and a dumb cuck at that.

"Computer" is the benevolent dictator of the Enterprise…quietly in the background.

>>6481855

-Old notes in hand will get you one dollar for one new dollar. They must be in hand. Digital FRNs will not get you the new notes.

-The digital fiat forgery machine will be shut down.

-The digital fiat forgery machine will be shut down.

-The digital fiat forgery machine will be shut down.

Please do not take the last three responses lightly. They are not in jest and the other side will not be like this side. Going forward (post new note release) you will have to earn your keep. No free rides only recognition for tuning into the most based frequencies.

While you may craft scenarios in your head to run up the digital debt in an attempt to get "stuff" you will wish you hadn't done so when the changes occur. If your mind isn't already prepared to take responsibility for ALL of your actions you might as well slip right back into digital utopia and go all in on crypto or something just as foolish.

>>6475726

>I'll give you a bit more of a nudge if all the others weren't enough:

Yet another….

"Now, the industry trade group is preparing for the latest iteration of its test — dubbed Quantum Dawn — this fall."

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/05/10/are-financial-advisors-prepared-for-cyber-attacks.html

Cash or precious metals in hand. Absolutely no substitutes.

>>6491539

So by your own account, it's a better investment to hoard cash than metals. That way for $1300 I get $1300 instead of $50 (gold).

You also don't seem to have an answer for people that invested in their home. If they owe 5% or 95%, the debt is a forgery and disappears?

I'm not worried about buying things I always wanted, I only want to own my own home and deciding if taking a mortgage and using my cash today on a down payment is better than hoarding cash or investing in metals to get a house after the crash.

You keep writing 144k, but there's no date to plan around and every 'penny' counts.

I like working, I don't like supporting bad habits including keeping a bad job/company, so I'm looking to conserve my savings so it'll transfer the best way possible

>>6492098

You actually expect someone LARP'ing on the internet to answer ALL of your questions and with specifics?

He is just cherry picking the easy ones that can be answered the most vaguely.

This is entertainment.

>>6492696

It's all entertainment until something tangible happens.

Look to get information and be your own judge, or be like everyone else and look to enjoy life and hope you don't see what kills you.

https://bitcoinist.com/this-latest-who-created-bitcoin-theory-is-the-craziest-one-yet/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Le_Roux

This was entertaining as fuck.

I was reading about the Bitcoin ETF process reset. The first "last date" for the SEC to make a decision is October 13. October 13, 1917 was the day of the Miracle of Fatima in Portugal. See the Vactican Fatima Letters prophecies. The event is also known as the Miracle of the Sun. Think Apollo, think Trump's apartment ceiling. Think multiple financial organizations competing as custodians for Bitcoin. Think structure.

>>6502596

I'll watch that date.

Not a big believer in ETFs for Bitcoin, personally, however.

Definitely something big is coming to begin reforming our financial system, and Bitcoin might well play some part in that.

good, clean fun

>>6516131

Disinfo? I've done pretty well with Q and XRP as well.

Disinfo seems to be coming from YOU….!

>>6492696

We're under 10k now.

144,000 - 134,081 = 9,919

How much are you willing to gamble at this point?

There is no vagueness about:

-The digital fiat forgery machine will be shut down.

-NIAC

-JP Morgan silver locked and loaded

-One of the most cashless societies in the world warning citizens about cyber attacks and the importance of having cash

I could go on and on more than I already have in previous breads but your inability to let go of what is about to be the past is only going to be your issue to deal with in the end.

>>6492098

Metals are going to be better to have for transfer as things will happen for you faster. Cash for new notes may throw some delays your way as the new note distributor will have to find metals to acquire on your behalf. At first it should be quick but as supply (metals) dries out FAST it might delay your transaction significantly.

As far as future home purchases I would let the dust settle first…

The wick is lit.

#80526b

>>6518206

~500 oz of silver enough?

>>6520792

https://medium.com/@craig_10243/satoshi-nakamoto-a7c4cf21253e

Satoshi Nakamoto is an amalgamation of 富永 仲基 (Tominaga Nakamoto) and Ash Ketchum (サトシ; Satoshi).

>>6520792

https://vault.fbi.gov/nikola-tesla/Nikola%20Tesla%20Part%2001%20of%2003/view

https://vault.fbi.gov/nikola-tesla/Nikola%20Tesla%20Part%2002%20of%2003/view

https://vault.fbi.gov/nikola-tesla/Nikola%20Tesla%20Part%2003%20of%2003/view

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSyNDbpBavU

"Governments need to maintain public access to records, so there are a number of government projects and agencies that are open to placing government and public records on blockchain and want a scalable secure blockchain to do that on so we talked to them about doing that on Bitcoin SV"

"When it comes to the monetary aspect…governments around the world are considering central bank digital currencies…it makes information about monetary policy open, transparent, auditable, and can increase public confidence and market confidence in what monetary policies governments set based upon any tokenized central bank digital currencies that they would do on a public blockchain like BSV"

They get it.

>>6518206

Have re-read your posts since Bread #2 & have a reasonably firm grasp on what you're suggesting. However, am curious to know whether this strategy applies only to "cash/pm's in hand" or whether that may also apply to precious metal IRA's.

>>6491539

So you are saying its a bad idea to have a loan to purchase metals? or that its bad to rack up credit card debt for metals?

please elaborate

>>6522935

No rack up CC debit(unsecured), go belly up and keep the metals, fuck'm.

>>6523254

Call it "The Fed Hedge".

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2019-03-08/the-gazillion-dollar-standoff-over-two-high-frequency-trading-towers

https://www.wsj.com/articles/first-speed-bump-coming-to-u-s-futures-markets-11557924822

Gold/Silver HFT speed bump

>>6516131

definitely the same person & now its got me questioning about all the other ones on YT too

>>6520792

now its got me questioning about all my shitcoins. i thought monero & dash was going to buy me a mansion but maybe their not

>>6531252

Bitcoin is probably part of The Plan somehow.

But there are a few BIG hurdles to overcome first.

Until then, price seems irrelevant to me. It could crash to $1K before coming back to claim its rightful place in the Global Financial System. Or maybe the bottom is in. But when the exchanges are all owned and controlled by the Illuminati, I don't really see how we can rely on visible price action.

I like gold better for stability. US dollars are nice. And some Bitcoin for the longer term, keeping in mind that The Plan is unclear to us.

>>6519913

Everyone's case is unique. Things to consider:

-current standings (debt obligations)

-single or married with children

-things in your possesion

One thing to take into account is what would 500 oz get you in 1913? Work from there.

>>6522447

Anything in the digital domain is high risk. Act accordingly. I'll send you a link and then you decide just how rare "in hand" is…

https://www.federalreserve.gov/faqs/currency_12773.htm

Physical Currency supply / Population =

>>6522935

There will be accountability on the other side of this. Keep that in mind. One's capabilities in the present will be a reflection of your future self. Remember only the most based running the new notes.

>>6532396

>The Plan is unclear to us.

Listen to the end. It's called a trash can…

1+3 = B

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File_13

Extremely cryptic comment.

Concealment leads to secrecy, secrecy leads to lie.

Order from Chaos = (((Freemasons)))

If you want the Truth, don't expect it from anyone who tells it to you wrapped up in a puzzle.

Truth is simple, blunt and straight to the point.

Here is a simple Truth that your mind will fight to believe but your Spirit will know to be true.

Every single person you have ever seen on a television, is a controlled actor.

From the News, Sporting Events, Reality Shows, etc…

All the way back to the very first airing of a television program.

It has all been an act put on by (((Freemasons)))

Simple, Blunt and Straight. Not cryptic.

>>6532397

>>6522447

While the precious metal IRA is invested in physical assets I've verified are in the depository, they're not "in hand"…but I get your point.

Appreciate the link & guidance.

o7

>>6532599

Books too. Some partial truths, some complete lies.

>>6534921 pb

>NUOVI World Order

>>6535022 pb

>^^^^^^^THIS^^^^^^rmsoaf

>>6455279

https://coingeek.com/bitcoin-creator-craig-s-wright-satoshi-nakamoto-granted-us-copyright-registrations-for-bitcoin-white-paper-and-code/

Part 1, complete.

I hope you were all listening.

Remember: Truth is Simple, Blunt and Straight to the point.

All these 'informants' concealing 'truth' within secrecy are lying to you.

https://cryptobriefing.com/us-grants-craig-wright-copyright-on-original-bitcoin-whitepaper/

>>6549941

>>6550058

Anyone can copyright anything.

He doesn't have to prove anything to get a copyright on the Satoshi whitepaper.

Do some basic homework. Damn.

We could just as easily conclude that he's doing this just to create weak evidence in his trial, just like the dems are subpoenaing people they have no jurisdiction over because the mere fact they do it makes them think they'll be able to support having standing in courts over some other issue at a later date…or like the Christopher Steele planting the dossier with the FBI and then leaking the dossier to Yahoo News and then the FBI using the Yahoo News "anonymous" source as evidence at the FISA court.

IT'S A FUCKING GAME!

Learn how it's played.

At best, he's fishing for the real Satoshi to come out and defend such acts, particularly if Craig starts to abuse innocent people over copyright violations or whatever else.

https://www.cashtechnews.com/2019/05/21/tether-says-it-invested-some-of-its-reserves-into-bitcoin-and-other-assets/

"Crypto" is a manipulated circular pump and dump scam.

>>6532397

Well, seeing that silver was .50 cents an oz in 1913, and according to your cpi inflation calculator that's 13$ in today's dollars, if we went back to the 1913 system then you would be losing money if you bought silver at current pricing…..

>>6552115

Definitely crypto is 100% a pump and dump scam. Or should we say 99%. All these shitcoins (and shit-exchanges) were designed to rob the people and destroy bitcoin, the original invention introduced by the Alliance as backstop for the global financial reset.

>>6550963

>>6549941

>>6550058

CSW is an agent for the deepstate. he was paid to pretend to be CSW and the [australian government] might have even been in on the game. all to undermine confidence in the bitcoin infrastructure. every time there is a major scandal that undermines crypto, the deepstate has a party. the deepstate wants everyone to believe that crypto can't survive without them. the deepstate wants everyone to believe that only with the "backing of a central banking authority" can "blockchain" achieve its incredible potential. the opposite is true, of course. but the deepstate doesn't want you to understand that and they created CSW as one of many evil actors, along with jihan wu, charlie lee, roger ver, mike novogratz, john mcafee, mike lee, etc, etc, etc. the deepstate has been freaking out about bitcoin's potential to destroy their banking cabal for ten years now.

>>6537234

blow me.

no one needs you.

we already have bitcoin.

>>6523208

shudder. jimmy is a fraud. they all are.

>>6553664

Dig deeper throughout all 4 breads.

There have been many convincing arguments of CSW being closely tied to Q Group and No Such Agency.

>>6550963

The person that can move that initial wallet should be able to contest any copyrights.

>>6563766

So you want Anons to all run out and buy Platinum, while holding physical Federal Reserve Notes in hand.

What is so difficult about saying it like a human being?

>>6563766

Also nice (((freemason))) dubs

>>6558046

How much of that initial wallet would you like to see moved?

Be creative.

>>6564982

17 BTC

>>6566343

While I like the number q(17) said gold will end the fed. Unless we're saying csw is with nsa and made a Ponzi coin to trap ds

>>6568283

Bitcoin and gold aren't mutually exclusive.

>>6566343

How about 0.55451711 BTC

Swalwell pumping crypto? Accepting BTC?

Break in the ranks?

Whatever is going on here, one thing is for sure: crypto adoption (building up the ecosystem and the enforcement capabilities) is the only solution to the illicit uses of crypto. A non-approach or a half-ass approach wouldn't dent it, and it isn't going back in the box.

Thought experiment: criminal pedos trafficking with crypto to push crypto adoption because they need laundered campaign donations. Knowingly or not, the dems push the Trump agenda to destroy the FED. Who knows…

>>6569673

16.66% redpilled and 83.33% cucked

>>Announced Thursday by blockchain firm The White Company, which is providing the tech for the crypto donations, Swalwell will accept six supported cryptocurrencies – bitcoin, ether, bitcoin cash, stellar, bitcoin SV and The White Company’s native token White standard (WSD) – on a dedicated web page.

>>6569673

1 of the few economic studies of bitcoin regulation published in the peer-reviewed world modeled a situation where banks regardless of stance they come to adopt will remain silent on regulations b/c it may signal to regulators that may not be bothering with the matter that banks give the tech credence and the hi silent dragging inevatibility out as long as possible to milk their position for what its worth in that remaining time

>>6570860

If "in hand" is so important as opposed to in an FDIC insured bank account, are we in fact advocating a bank run?

>>6590822

I've asked these very questions and got >>6518206

My only guess is banks will get a front of new bills and likely trade metals for bills first. Then when they have enough metals to get more new bills from the treasury they mix distribution up between metal trades and old notes. As time goes on you might wait weeks to get to the point in line where you can trade your bills for new notes. By that time maybe inflation hits the old notes, if inflation will never hit, it certainly seems like it's best to hoard cash and maybe a couple ounces in platinum for the next best exchange rate. But if inflation is at risk that means metals should also rise in value, at that point you might wish you held a few oz of each

>>6592925

>>6592494

>banks will get a front of new bills and likely trade metals for bills first

Accepting metals will require banks to verify/process metals. Guessing this is easier for the BoAs / Wells / JPMC / etc., but exponentially harder for the smaller guys and FCUs. Certainly not impossible but also not something that can be done overnight either PLUS banks/FCUs will need time to get their shit together for this and TIME is one of the key advantages one gets by holding metals over cash-in-hand.

>By that time maybe inflation hits the old notes

For the digital side you'd declare a bank holiday, do whatever adjustments are required to translate the OLD values into the NEW values (i.e. divide all balances by 25…so if you had $100,000 in an account prior you'd then have $4,000 afterwards), do whatever other macro adjustments are needed, if any (i.e. use FDIC/NCUA to credit some/all of $96,000 face-value loss back to the account).

Everyone's digital holdings are brought into the new dollars at once and since the digital side carries the majority of the transaction volume, the majority of people can still conduct der biddness with a degree of normalcy.

…where we went one, we went all.

Anything not in the digital realm is in the real world where we've got $1,700 billion of currency in circulation.

https://www.federalreserve.gov/faqs/currency_12773.htm

>$1,700 billion in circulation as of January 31, 2019.

…100%

>Federal Reserve notes ($1,655.2 billion)

…97.4%

>U.S. notes ($0.2 billion)

…0.01%

>currency no longer issued ($0.2 billion)

…0.01%

>coins outstanding ($47.2 billion).

…2.7%

If it is true old notes and coins can be exchanged to new notes/coins at a 1 : 1 ratio, then ~$1,700b of metal is required to support the $1,700b of new notes/coins to be potentially exchanged with the old ones. This is in addition to whatever the metal requirement is to support the new-digital-notes-translated-at-[???]-rate-from-the-old-digital-notes PLUS whatever other macro adjustments you want to do (e.g. FDIC/NCUA payments).

Not saying $1,700b is a small number but I do think it is dwarfed by the metal required to support the digital old → new adjustment, even if such an adjustment is not done at a 1 : 1 ratio. In other words, my suspicion is circulating cash is small beans in the big picture and having old notes/coins honored at their face value is not that big a stretch.

As for inflation, if the new notes are locked to AgPdAuPt, and AgPdAuPt are locked in to avoid inflation, AND if $1_OLD → $1_NEW, the value of the old notes will shoot through the roof.

Take away I keep coming back to is stack physical currency - plus a little Pt - and keep a few 0% BT checks on hand…

@2:45 re: MIT

Already happening @ MIT Media Lab with Tim Berners-Lee, Solid, and their relationship with Maidsafe.

>>6593351

>AgPdAuPt

Pick one. Gold. Multi pegs with metals that have strange properties, distributions, and use cases allows for the same bullshit of manipulated arbitrage with forex and carry we have now. It was part of the big problem with the Gold:Silver fixed ratio to the dollar. Not a good idea. Just let the everything else float.

>>6590822

>Any guidance you can offer to help me expand my thinking here if I'm missing something?

How does one become based?

Why do you need physical currency?

When you answer these two questions (in order) honestly you will have no more questions. I understand this sounds vague and dodgy but until you have this figured out on your own you will not be ready for new notes.

A money for nothing attitude on this side will carry over to the other side. Put an end to it now or be sniffed out by the new system later and suffer the consequences. I have a feeling anyways that if you try this now they will already be waiting for your shenanigans.

>>6590822

>You've said $1_inhand_OLD → $1_inhand_NEW via the new note distributors

One silver dollar will get you one new note dollar.

$26.09 in old notes will get you one new note dollar today per: https://www.bls.gov/data/inflation_calculator.htm

THE FACE VALUE ON THE BULLION IS THE STANDARD TRANSFER.

INFLATION CALCULATOR IS SECONDARY TRANSFER MECHANISM FOR TRADING IN OLD NOTES FOR NEW NOTES.

I do apologize for leading you to believe that one old dollar (FRN) = one new dollar. This is only correct if you are holding the SILVER dollar (which is legal currency btw).

I should have stated the answer to:

"-If you have old notes you can get one old dollar for one new dollar, nothing, or a different ratio"

like:

-Old notes in hand that equal the value of one 1913 dollar per the inflation calculator will get you one new dollar.

Are you clear on this now?

>>6593351

>Take away I keep coming back to is stack physical currency - plus a little Pt

All positions and strategies will vary from person to person. Mental awareness plays a big part in this.

>>6593351

>Everyone's digital holdings are brought into the new dollars at once and since the digital side carries the majority of the transaction volume, the majority of people can still conduct der biddness with a degree of normalcy.

Business will be based on the other side and by today's definition will be the opposite of normal.

All digital holdings will be declared vaporized. I'm not sure that some of you are taking the time to actually realize this.

Your lack of urgency around the statement "the digital fiat forgery machine will be shut down" is troubling.

Would you buy a stock at the all time high? Take a look at the world population chart. Would you buy into a paradigm crafted by a debased population that is currently sitting at an all time high? You have to "find support" before the crash.

>>6599210

The new note system will be quad metallic. The days of the float are soon to be over. Don't get caught with your pants down on this one as it will be critical to your economic survival to accept this.

>>6599494

"Give back to her as she has given; pay her back double for what she has done. Pour her a double portion from her own cup."

-Revelations 18:6

This only ends badly.

bump

>>6600555

So it's not old notes as of the cutover, you mean old notes like pre1971 when they stopped printing silver dollars? So 1oz of silver or silver dollars likely more than 50 years old for a new dollar, and the federal notes we use today will become old notes at a ratio of 25:1 and anything you couldn't cash out after the bank run is wiped?

>>6600555

nice trips

>How does one become based?

Financially? Hold fixed, rock solid, inflation-proof assets that can ideally generate passive income. Create a solid financial base to build on vs. the shifting baseless morass we are currently in.

Philosophically? Figure out and verify shit for yourself. Don't do something only because everyone else is doing it. In God we trust.

>Why do you need physical currency?

Physical currency can still cary out its value exchange function if the digital world is offline.

>>6532397

>One's capabilities in the present will be a reflection of your future self. Remember only the most based running the new notes.

>>4819895

>Savers to be rewarded.

If savers are to be rewarded and ones capabilities now are to be reflected in their future selves how does this reconcile with those who have diligently saved via digital FRNs - e.g. someone with $250,000 in a CD held at a FDIC or NCUA institution?

If the digital ledger is to be wiped, our saver gets wiped. Far from being rewarded.

If the digital ledger is adjusted then our saver's balance goes from $250k USD → ~$10k XUSD, but presumably with the at least the same (or more) purchasing power. Certainly not as bad as being wiped, but a stretch to call it "rewarded".

BUT if "rewarded" is tied in (somehow) to one's current financial standing, this hints at other mechanisms in play.

>A money for nothing attitude on this side will carry over to the other side. Put an end to it now or be sniffed out by the new system later and suffer the consequences.

I (think?) I get part of this but still struggle with the rest. If the goal TODAY is to stack metals to trade in for the most new XUSD notes, then why would an anon NOT consider unsecured debt as a vehicle to do so - maths below

>$900 USD unsecured = 1oz Pt

>ITZ HABBENING

> ~$25 : $1 USD → XUSD adjustment

>$900 USD → $36 XUSD

>1oz Pt → $100 XUSD

>($36 XUSD) → payoff debt

>$67 XUSD remains

…so this is what I struggle with. Why is using cheap unsecured USD debt today (and then repaid) to stack metals detrimental?

Look if shenanigans are [somehow] to be frowned upon (in a shenanigan-proof future run by only the most based people) then I get the fact it needs to be based and simple. Cash in hand? New notes at [x] rate. Metals in hand? New notes at face value. Easy. Simple.

Neither the cash-in-hand nor precious-metals-in-hand involves sourcing/funding/acquisition/whatever. It's simple: you either have your ticket or you don't.

>>6491539

>…you will have to earn your keep. No free rides only recognition for tuning into the most based frequencies.

No free rides. Only XUSD for turning in metals or old notes…or so I think? What am I missing?

>>6592494

i'd say yes. subversive isn't it. scared the shit out of me when I realized how it could be percieved by those in power. asshats of the extreme could just scream sedition since its in the same mass of gray shades. As a matter of fact thats been the response before look at liberty dollar guy. difference is with this tech all states are equally rendered impotent to the same effect and none can point fingers at another to deflect domestically. A rough analogy would be with respect to monopoly of force within domestic borders. If we all woke up one day to diy force fields or 3d printed kevlar it would be a similar blow albeit that example would raise more eyebrows and pearl clutchin swiftness more rapidly than woth monopoly to print currency

>>6600555

>How does one become based?

>Why do you need physical currency?

"When you answer these two questions (in order) honestly you will have no more questions. I understand this sounds vague and dodgy but until you have this figured out on your own you will not be ready for new notes."

A money for nothing attitude on this side will carry over to the other side. Put an end to it now or be sniffed out by the new system later and suffer the consequences. I have a feeling anyways that if you try this now they will already be waiting for your shenanigans.

Based currency = pairs

pairs = +- precious metals & its equivalent in cash on hand?

ie 5k in silver + 5k cash in hand?

you become based by owning the base?

And like others have said, i still dont understand why a loan for being based is a bad idea, if you fully intend on working for that loan and have the ability to pay for it throughout its entirety (Regardless if this was happening or not) then i dont understand what is a bad idea about it?

if you did this with the full intention of never paying it back or seeing it through then obviously that would make sense. But the ones that can and would pay it off, why is it wrong?

>>6604294

Retards should shouldn't be relying on some 3rd party company to hold their own bitcoin, a simple offline wallet would have been sufficient.

>>6614723

A crime against a retard is still a crime.

Corruption is still corruption.

Evil is still evil.

$2 billion entrusted under their "safe storage" is a lot of innocent retards.

Are you with The People or are you with [them]?

>>6603991

Truther media is infiltrated and corrupted by The Cabal.

And one of the most prevalent truther mantras is that one price-suppression ends, SILVER is going to be even MORE important than gold. Their argument is interesting: the silver is actually largely consumed (in industry) unlike gold, and that its available above-ground scarcity is not properly reflected in its price (i.e., in the re-set, silver might right to meet gold's price, increasing many more multiples in value than gold, making silver-bugs richer). Certainly history supports the idea that in precious metal bull markets, the more volatile silver market can rise higher (proportionately) and faster than the more stable gold market.

This is still all possible. But…

I also wonder if this popular mantra is a head-fake. Keep in mind truther-media is designed to confuse and deceive as much as MSM is, just with a different target audience in mind (i.e., the prepper, the awakened, the rebel).

So, if you wanted to trick this rebellious audience of precious metal "bugs," might you not DISSUADE them from buying gold and pushing them into silver?

Note Q never said anything about silver, but he did say Gold is important somehow in "destroying" the Fed.

Note that the Illuminati never said that "silver is the skin of the gods." (The Satanic rituals sometimes use silver though.)

Note the rumors of "mono-atomic" gold possessing "miraculous" scientific properties, but there are not the same rumors for silver (we already know nano silver is an incredible antibiotic and anti-viral).

Note the Central Banks of the world are buying tons and tons of gold, but we don't hear about them buying tons and tons of silver.

Maybe silver is the "poor man's gold" for a reason–the Illuminati never wanted the poor man to own any gold at all.

I'm not saying silver might not go up a lot in value in the future. Maybe it's still going to offer even greater returns. But the evidence might suggest that gold is the most important.

Something to consider for silver bugs.

>>6621789

>And one of the most prevalent truther mantras is that one price-suppression ends, SILVER is going to be even MORE important than gold. Their argument is interesting: the silver is actually largely consumed (in industry) unlike gold, and that its available above-ground scarcity is not properly reflected in its price (i.e., in the re-set, silver might right to meet gold's price, increasing many more multiples in value than gold, making silver-bugs richer).

Problem is without tech, most things would become extremely inefficient, mining included. Because of this they subsidize other things to keep silver cheap. If silver skyrocketed electronics wouldn't exist as we know it. IOT would become too expensive and we know 5G and IOT are high on their to-do list.

>Note Q never said anything about silver, but he did say Gold is important somehow in "destroying" the Fed.

The fed was a world central bank. The world previously used gold for p2b & b2b transactions (ie you move and want to use a new bank you'd cash out gold and buy into your new bank). Silver was always the currency of the commoner p2p.

The fed replaces the 'state' for country to country and business to business transactions. We only need gold to get rid of the fed. If NESARA/GESARA are true, we're going to a 4 metal system but still gold should be the most valuable metal considering the price and mined stock. Platinum might be twice as valuable but much less of it.

>>6621789

Also gold was the skin of the gods, which the Illuminati got from the pharaohs, which they think they're descendants of.

Chase has been buying up silver the most, they shorted it since 2011 and went from zero physical holdings to the largest reserve in the world. One of their traders was charged with manipulation and the CNBC article said he claimed everyone knew about it and it was orders from the top.

>>6603694

>What am I missing?

Not much.

How you acquire tickets is completely up to you. It is a matter of decoupling your brain from old paradigm antics. Just stay based in the process. There are no shortcuts.

As far as the digital saver goes consider this:

The digital fiat forgery machine will be shut down. How this happens can be left to your imagination. Consider the fact that day traitors run the show right now and it is taking an entire copy paste paradigm just to get them unhooked from the digital meth that does have an impact on the human race. Ever see an addict go cold turkey or even a more gradual rehab? Not a pretty site and they are capable of all sorts of destruction. Never lose site of this when you are asking yourself what is fair.

If you want to be fair then propagate the transfer mechanisms to your loved ones and describe the situation. Tell them that they are in a financial meth lab full of junkies that are about to be cut off.

Show them the new notes:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmtw8grnnUM

After this it will be as fair as it can be. Not everyone can tune in. It is up to you to repair their receivers.

>>6622352

>Platinum might be twice as valuable but much less of it.

Face values already state the value.

1, 25, 50, 100

There is no "might" only might….

Can you feel the old paradigm markets shaking now? Can you see the rats scurrying into their new found love? They fear the new notes. All by design without any details overlooked.

144,000 - 135,856 = 8,144

>>6623416

based on the feels, the overall bigger picture, it seems as if this is the only course of action, if u believe what is going on in some of the bigger breads around here, i think you would have to be fucked in the head to ignore this. maybe thats just me. although i admit much of it is too cryptic for someone with a brain injury like me i can't figure all of it out, but we have only scratched the surface here of what 80526b really means . . . Δ

>>6622817

This is the most straight forward, honest, easy to understand post you have laid down in the last 4 breads.

5:5

i think the more important question right now is

once everyone realizes how important these 4 horses are, are you better off to be holding the new notes, or the metals when the demand for them starts to explode?

CW isn't trying to convince everyone that he is SN. Maybe just the Chinese?

"Going back to paper in this modern system is a good idea."

Donald Trump talking about returning to paper voting ballots as a back-up system to electronic voting (which can be hacked).

Stands to reason, paper money is equally valuable as a back-up system to a corrupt electronic banking system. I like it.

Once I kept a few coins on a random exchange called BTC-E.com. One day I woke up and when I went to log in to the website to trade my coins, I found that it had been seized by the FBI. You might wonder how the FBI can seize a domain whose owners and operators are based in Eastern Europe such as BTC-E.com. Well, the same way they can seize a domain whose owners and operators are based in Malta.

https://www.americancryptoassociation.com/2019/05/31/bitcoin-svs-craig-wright-accuses-binance-tether-of-using-their-money-to-fund-prostitution-slavery/

>>6635518

https://decrypt.co/6887/crypto-capital-backpage-sex-trafficking-bust

Related

>>6644062

Your posts are conflicted.

GET HELP

Anyone else experiencing lag?

>>6614878

Crimes happen with money, You need to be smart and not trust everything you see on the internet. You can only trust yourself.

https://www.investinblockchain.com/new-evidence-suggests-satoshi-nakamoto-is-paul-solotshi-the-creator-of-encryption-software-e4m-and-truecrypt/

>>6669923

https://www.wired.com/story/mastermind-excerpt/

>>6670003

>https://www.wired.com/story/mastermind-excerpt/

Fake and Gay.

Reads like a leftist jacked off onto a piece of paper and used his finger to smear it all around until it turned into a perfect Globohomo scifi story for trannies.

Craig Wright is Satoshi Nakamoto.

All (((cryptocurrencies))) are going to ZERO.

BSV is Bitcoin.

Bitcoin is electronic cash.

>>6671908

Hi, Craig!

Learn. Think for yourself.

https://safe-network-explained.github.io/safe-for-bitcoiners

>>6675878

Jared Kushner is the answer to all these questions.

It turns out that Q is a delay tactic.

The Great Awakening is something that happens in cycles, it is an uncontrollable force that happens no matter what.

It does not need a "Q" to stir it up, or guide it along.

The Great Awakening just simply happens because it is so.

Q is a Jared Kushner tactic to try to delay the inevitable as long as possible.

Life is not meant to be easy, we cannot rely on others to solve our problems for us.

The Great Awakening, is an understanding and growing acceptance of self reliance.

When we finally awake to the power within, not some magical power but a "okay I am ready to grow up now and do the work that needs to be done" kind of power.

Then we will finally realize,

Hitler did nothing wrong.

>>6676093

Ya gold matters.

In more ways than we know, probably.

>>6676093

UK won't let VZ see the gold they're holding and I recall VZ sending their navy to accompany someone's visit. All this after their treasurer was convicted of using billions to bribe other countries politicians

>>6686429

>>6686415

>>6686906

>>6687204

Blocked.

>>6687290

TRUTH SCARES YOU HEY? EXPOSES YOUR CRIMES AND DON"T WANT PEOPLE TO LEARN TRUTH? SEE HOW THIS GAME OF TRUTH IS PLAYED? DON"T HATE TRUTH! SEARCH AND TELL ME WHERE ITS LIES?

This is why these boards ARE NOT TRUTH, but CONTROLLED to keep you AWAY FROM CERTAIN TOPICS OF DS you are NOT suppose to find out!

When else has DOD been involved in international mining negotiations?

https://www.blacklistednews.com/article/73105/pentagon-eyes-rare-earth-supplies-in-africa-in-push-away-from.html

>>6689719

>Not much time left to get your house in order.

On a related note central banks appear to be on a sustained gold buying spree.

>>6686593

‘In Gold We Trust’: Waning confidence in US sends world’s central banks on buying spree

Governments around the world have recently been on a “gold-buying spree.” These countries have a tactful reason for doing so, and this reason is directly tied to the anticipation of the inevitable end of US hegemony.

Central banks are among the largest purchasers of gold. So far in 2019, they have bought 145.5 tons of gold, which is more in a quarter of a year than central banks have purchased in the preceding six years. To put it bluntly, this figure represents a 68 percent increase from the year before. Last year, central banks increased their reserves by 651.5 tonnes compared to 375 tonnes in 2017. Reportedly, this is the largest net purchase of gold since 1967.

Most interesting, however, is the class of countries that we find are turning to hoarding more and more gold, many of which are deemed to be adversaries of Washington.

As always, Russia is the largest buyer of gold. In 2018, Russia’s Central Bank purchased 274.3 tons of gold. It also dumped 84 percent of its US treasury debts (we will come back to why this is important later.)

https://www.rt.com/op-ed/461207-central-banks-buy-gold-dollar/

>>6697034

>Reformation day October 31st

Interesting little tidbit for you to chew on regarding this year:

Pentecost 2019 = June 9th

Reformation day 2019 = October 31st

June 9th → October 31st = 144 days

>>6695796

Not quite.

Waning trust in Central Banks and every economy OTHER THAN AMERICA's sends the world on a gold buying spree.

Real money sees the writing on the wall. Gold will destroy the Fed and a self-sufficient America will only increase in strength and influence, strengthening the US Dollar as a result.

If any country is going to back its currency with gold, it will probably be America first. that is DOLLAR BULLISH. Hugely.

>>6698431

>Real money sees the writing on the wall.

>Gold will destroy the Fed…

…and

>the digital fiat forgery machine will be shut down

Assuming the America (and then the world?) is going back to a quad metal based financial system AND the digital ledger is going to be wiped, or at the very least drastically altered, Russia dumping US Treasuries for metal/GOLD seems logical.

>>6698431

>DOLLAR BULLISH

Precisely

>>6698681

>Assuming the America (and then the world?)

The float will be abolished.

USD = EUR = GBP = AUD = CAD = CHF

XDR = tick tock

>>6702265

>float will be abolished

Apologies for the tard question here but can someone point me to what a ==float== is in this context, what it means, and why it would be abolished?

Follow up questions:

What role, if any, will fractional banking have with new notes? Concept strikes a tard-anon like myself as anathma to being based BUT I’m also trying to reconcile with control of the money supply.

>Fiat grants power to grow/contract money supply

>Power to grow/contract money supply effects economy

>Been used for good and evil, mostly evil

>but NEW NOTES ARE BASED ==NOT== fiat

>Power to grow/contract money supply no longer possible or at least no longer possible in the traditional sense of control of a based currency is distributed (?)

>no free rides

Damn. Guess that means we’ll no longer earn frequent-flyer miles (talk about fiat!) on purchases after the new notes debut?

>>6723447

a managed float is sort of the opposite of a currency peg. a peg means the value of a currency is linked to the value of something else. a float means the value of a currency is determined by forex market. a managed float means there are upper and lower bounds set by some official, within which the value of the currency may move

http://nymag.com/intelligencer/2019/06/rick-santorum-launches-catholic-bitcoin.html

https://twitter.com/brockpierce/status/1133493375301246976

huge douchebag. "kind of a big deal"

puerto rico trafficking source, IMO.

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