@PugJesus is that you?

He has badmouthed Putin before so theres that at least.

I’m 97% sure there is suppose to be a diamond style steel plate here covering the top.

I don’t read high school dramas or romances, usually, but I do sort of wonder what the source is. Always love a good betrayal or interpersonal strife.

Even Codeberg?

Yes but it’s become a serious problem now because of the language models.

Oh no! Lmao. You’ve really only demonstrated that you don’t understand what Bitcoin is, that you think Iza owns and operates it.

You’re either pretending this administration isn’t worse than any previous example or you are woefully naïve.

Since you’ve missed the news, the USA has been overtaken by a fascist christian white supremacist party who gut social programs, cut science funding, literally completely disbanded the department of education, increased the defficit, and enacted large Tariffs on every other nation.

So you’re saying there is a group out there pumping and dumping hundreds of billions equivalence to USD?

1. They’re selling shares of their company, META stocks, to the shareholders that then vote on their liquidity portfolios. Not selling Crypto. Owners of a hypothetical META crypto don’t benefit from or have any say in how the company operates.

2. Alternatively to BTC they could spend that money on holding their own hypothetical crypto so as to create market cap and buy/sell volumes appealing to crypto investors.

With a Market Cap of 2 Trillion it’s pretty difficult to impact the purchase price as an individual or group. Even a small nation would struggle with it.

Thank you, I appreciate the clarification.

I didn’t really parse what your comment is saying. Are you saying that whenever you buy BTC you later sell it for half your buy average? Or are you saying like 150%?

Is it just you or are you implying that everyone loses/gains 50% from the magical BitGoblin?

Because holding USD is a liability these days.

If you own a share of meta then you own a share of meta and meta owns a mix of assets ranging from physical to various liquidity, whether its USD or BTC there isn’t any difference in this regard.

Buying BTC doesn’t help them do that.

Crypto is not used to bypass regulations. Failure to regulate is on the state, not the crypto. It is easier to regulate crypto because of the public multiple ledger system that is the Blockchain, allowing you to trace tokens all the way back to their conception.

The purpose of Crypto is that it removes the need for a bank for transactions and holding of nonphysical currency. Adoption rate proportional to total population is what gives them stability and makes them less susceptible to scams or pump and dumps.

TBH if the choices are USD or BTC then I think the latter has a better future at the moment.

Pheonix bus routes were ok last time I was there, but I had to buy the bus pass at a store and not on the bus.

Also, pretty sure they’re all going to die in the next two decades as a result of the horrible droughts and power grid failures and a lot of them will deserve it for voting Trump.