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I do not have a single Bitcoin (or any "cryptocurrency" for that matter). Never said I did. And that's not the point. The point of this thread (if you ask an adult to explain it to you) is that people are rejecting progressivism world wide. They are even turning to currencies that cannot be controlled or manipulated by government.You can bet every bitcoin on the planet that Patriot did not acquire any bitcoins this way. He bought them, if he even has any.
I've got news for you...anything in demand is driven by mania and nothing of actual value. Were the Cabbage Patch Dolls in the 1980's something of "actual value" or was it merely driven by "mania"?The bubble is driven by mania, not by actual value.
A Bitcoin is a Bitcoin whether you are in the U.S., Canada, Japan, or Iraq, stupid. While traditional currency varies from nation to nation. Ergo...Bitcoin is "universal". Good grief you are a special kind of stupid. You always have been, and apparently, you always will be.It is universal - requiring no exchange rates
It's not universal. In fact, you would be very hard pressed to find a shop or person in America who would accept bitcoins as payment for goods and services, much less around the world.
Try to buy a candy bar with a bitcoin at your local corner store, and then I will laugh my ass off at your idiocy for calling them "universal".A Bitcoin is a Bitcoin whether you are in the U.S., Canada, Japan, or Iraq, stupid. While traditional currency varies from nation to nation. Ergo...Bitcoin is "universal". Good grief you are a special kind of stupid. You always have been, and apparently, you always will be.It is universal - requiring no exchange rates
It's not universal. In fact, you would be very hard pressed to find a shop or person in America who would accept bitcoins as payment for goods and services, much less around the world.
This is so profoundly wrong, I am amazed you are able to type coherent sentences.I've got news for you...anything in demand is driven by mania and nothing of actual valueThe bubble is driven by mania, not by actual value.
So after being humiliated - you’re going to attempt to make candy bars and your “local corner store” the criteria for currency? Yeah...that sounds like you.Try to buy a candy bar with a bitcoin at your local corner storeA Bitcoin is a Bitcoin whether you are in the U.S., Canada, Japan, or Iraq, stupid. While traditional currency varies from nation to nation. Ergo...Bitcoin is "universal". Good grief you are a special kind of stupid. You always have been, and apparently, you always will be.It's not universal. In fact, you would be very hard pressed to find a shop or person in America who would accept bitcoins as payment for goods and services, much less around the world.It is universal - requiring no exchange rates
The percentage of suckers playing with bitcoins is in the single digits.I do not have a single Bitcoin (or any "cryptocurrency" for that matter). Never said I did. And that's not the point. The point of this thread (if you ask an adult to explain it to you) is that people are rejecting progressivism world wide. They are even turning to currencies that cannot be controlled or manipulated by government.You can bet every bitcoin on the planet that Patriot did not acquire any bitcoins this way. He bought them, if he even has any.
And yet you were so profoundly incapable of articulating how that was wrong, you didn’t even try.This is so profoundly wrong, I am amazed you are able to type coherent sentences.I've got news for you...anything in demand is driven by mania and nothing of actual valueThe bubble is driven by mania, not by actual value.
That's right. The universality of a currency is determined by its acceptance as a means of exchange, retard.So after being humiliated - you’re going to attempt to make candy bars and your “local corner store” the criteria for currency? Yeah...that sounds like you.Try to buy a candy bar with a bitcoin at your local corner storeA Bitcoin is a Bitcoin whether you are in the U.S., Canada, Japan, or Iraq, stupid. While traditional currency varies from nation to nation. Ergo...Bitcoin is "universal". Good grief you are a special kind of stupid. You always have been, and apparently, you always will be.It's not universal. In fact, you would be very hard pressed to find a shop or person in America who would accept bitcoins as payment for goods and services, much less around the world.It is universal - requiring no exchange rates
Well then the U.S. dollar must not be a “currency” then as the first thing a person does when traveling to another country is to exchange their dollar for the local currency that is actually accepted. Oops...That's right. The universality of a currency is determined by its acceptance as a means of exchange, retard.
The first thing they DON'T do is bring their bitcoins with them.Well then the U.S. dollar must not be a “currency” then as the first thing a person does when traveling to another country is to exchange their dollar for the local currency that is actually accepted. Oops...That's right. The universality of a currency is determined by its acceptance as a means of exchange, retard.
Bitcoin has gone from $20,000 to $7,000 since your post.It takes a much more retarded fool to not understand what that means. A Bitcoin is a Bitcoin in any nation.It takes a seriously retarded fool to call bitcoins "universal".
Ask me at the end of 2018 to compare the two. Anyone can cherry-pick a couple of weeks worth of data. Let’s see how both perform over a year. In 2016, Bitcoin outperformed the dollar. In 2017, it crushed the dollar. We’ll see what happens in 2018.Bitcoin has gone from $20,000 to $7,000 since your post. How has the dollar done?
Ask me at the end of 2018 to compare the two. Anyone can cherry-pick a couple of weeks worth of data. Let’s see how both perform over a year. In 2016, Bitcoin outperformed the dollar. In 2017, it crushed the dollar. We’ll see what happens in 2018.Bitcoin has gone from $20,000 to $7,000 since your post. How has the dollar done?
And now we can add the additional benefit of even causing liberal cities to want to reduce their reliance on federal funding by turning to crypto currency.The city of Berkeley, California is considering launching an initial coin offering (ICO) in a stated effort to reduce its dependence on federal funding.
It is inevitable - Bitcoin (or something like it) will replace traditional government currency. The benefits are numerous (it can’t be manipulated by governments, it will save a fortune on creating currency, it cannot be lost or otherwise removed from circulation like in the case of foreign governments waging economic warfare, it is universal, etc.).
And now we can add the additional benefit of even causing liberal cities to want to reduce their reliance on federal funding by turning to crypto currency.The city of Berkeley, California is considering launching an initial coin offering (ICO) in a stated effort to reduce its dependence on federal funding.
The city of Berkeley wants in on the cryptocurrency mania
