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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: epic is back on April 30, 2022, 10:10:52 PM
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what say you on this happening this decade?
and what is the deal wifh bitcoin? mining it?
what gives it value?'
also would you invest in glencore stock?
they mine colbalt which is used in batteries
blackrock ceo says its a smart long term play
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what say you on this happening this decade?
and what is the deal wifh bitcoin? mining it?
what gives it value?'
also would you invest in glencore stock?
they mine colbalt which is used in batteries
blackrock ceo says its a smart long term play
Ill let Goldman handle my business. Go crawl back under the steaming pile of shit you crawled out from.
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what say you on this happening this decade?
and what is the deal wifh bitcoin? mining it?
what gives it value?'
also would you invest in glencore stock?
they mine colbalt which is used in batteries
blackrock ceo says its a smart long term play
That's a very good question...I don't think most people understand the risks of being part of an electronic currency system that we can all just be cancelled out of.
It's an extremely dangerous concept. And while the World Economic Forum said that there would be a "currency holder bill of rights" attached to any digital currency...I don't trust them.
As for what gives Bitcoin its value:
Scarcity.
There will only ever be 21 million coins. This is guaranteed by mathematical algorithms that literally guarantee this.
And the entire system is based on there not being enough computing power to defraud the system.
Technically...there MAY be enough computing power in the world to destroy Bitcoin, but that would require Facebook and Google and the CIA, etc, dedicating all their supercomputers to the singular goal of destroying it...if it's even possible at all.
The blockchain ensures this.
That being said, I'm a little more bearish on Bitcoin now.
With all the current global instability, I don't want to take risks at all
I encouraged everyone to invest in Bitcoin from around 2015 through to January of 2017. No one listened, but they should have. :)
As for right now...there is still money to be made, but if you're going to invest in crypto, just don't go overboard.
I would still recommend anyone invest $10-15 per week.
Anyone who did this since 2017 [when I stopped taking bigger risks] could have still made 2-10x returns on that cash, easily.
But I would hate to encourage anyone, and for Bitcoin to fail.
It's just getting a bit "bubble-ish", IMO, right now.
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Ill let Goldman handle my business. Go crawl back under the steaming pile of shit you crawled out from.
if you dont understand just fuck off
cumdump biiiooooootttchh
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That's a very good question...I don't think most people understand the risks of being part of an electronic currency system that we can all just be cancelled out of.
It's an extremely dangerous concept. And while the World Economic Forum said that there would be a "currency holder bill of rights" attached to any digital currency...I don't trust them.
As for what gives Bitcoin its value:
Scarcity.
There will only ever be 21 million coins. This is guaranteed by mathematical algorithms that literally guarantee this.
And the entire system is based on there not being enough computing power to defraud the system.
Technically...there MAY be enough computing power in the world to destroy Bitcoin, but that would require Facebook and Google and the CIA, etc, dedicating all their supercomputers to the singular goal of destroying it...if it's even possible at all.
The blockchain ensures this.
That being said, I'm a little more bearish on Bitcoin now.
With all the current global instability, I don't want to take risks at all
I encouraged everyone to invest in Bitcoin from around 2015 through to January of 2017. No one listened, but they should have. :)
As for right now...there is still money to be made, but if you're going to invest in crypto, just don't go overboard.
I would still recommend anyone invest $10-15 per week.
Anyone who did this since 2017 [when I stopped taking bigger risks] could have still made 2-10x returns on that cash, easily.
But I would hate to encourage anyone, and for Bitcoin to fail.
It's just getting a bit "bubble-ish", IMO, right now.
all i got to do is unplug the cord
or disable cell tower
no bitcoin
its a uterly stupid scam
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all i got to do is unplug the cord
or disable cell tower
no bitcoin
its a uterly stupid scam
Russia tried to do that in Ukraine. It did not work.
Do more research.
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yed sir ill do more tv watching or googling
( research)
no electricity no bitcoin
no google
no tv
all are bulshit
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if you dont understand just fuck off
cumdump biiiooooootttchh
Drinking tonight then..?
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Drinking tonight then..?
no dude i stopped
i was just exchanging pleasantries with you
this is getbig isnt it?
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no dude i stopped
i was just exchanging pleasantries with you
this is getbig isnt it?
That it is - carry on soldier :)
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yed sir ill do more tv watching or googling
( research)
no electricity no bitcoin
no google
no tv
all are bulshit
Yeah if we get to the stage that there is no electricity anywhere on Earth then I'd guess we've got to a point where money is completely useless too.
Might as well burn all your cash now. Useless
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We are already at that stage
Stock market uses machines to trade at millionth of a second
Platforms online only allow you to buy only in small increments
When there is a amber alert everyone’s phone goes off
What do you think that means
All of it can just be shut off
And it’s happened in many countries to stifle uprising against tyrannical government
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We are already at that stage
Stock market uses machines to trade at millionth of a second
Platforms online only allow you to buy only in small increments
When there is a amber alert everyone’s phone goes off
What do you think that means
All of it can just be shut off
And it’s happened in many countries to stifle uprising against tyrannical government
I'm familiar with the things you mention.
Bitcoin/crypto can be "stored" on a USB key or offline, so offers some protection of your wealth if you can escape some place where things are still relatively normal.
I'd rather hold some than not.
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we are already a cashless society everyone swipes that card . Cash itself acts like a card those security strips just like a credit card, man u guys must be stone drunk on here dum thread but had to esplain
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Cash is king
I can zap out your cards chip with a handheld device bought on some black market Chinese website like I’m from 1963 Star fucking trek looking like a god damn lizard man
Fuck your card !!!
My neighbor was being a asshole to me so I turned on my WiFi jammer
Poor sonavavitch didn’t know what to do wandering around trying to find something to do in his garage and the cable guy over there all day trying to make it work
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if you dont understand just fuck off
cumdump biiiooooootttchh
is there really a grown man on the other end of this account?