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SomeoneSpecific User ID: 80171564 Belgium 05/19/2021 08:41 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Exactly and that’s my whole problem with crypto. Quoting: Nyblazer I’ve yet to see anyone really explain what exactly it could ever offer that traditional fiat money can’t. What could Bitcoin ever do substantially better than fiat cash? Digital transfers? Basically 90% of shit we pay for via fiat is already done digitally via credit and debit. It can’t be manipulated is the other argument? Well clearly it can lol. Then look harder. The explanation is there. I personally don't consider worth the while to explain it to you given your current state of understanding and degree of open-mindedness, but the answers you're seeking is out there. See you in a few years or decades when you finally get it. And you will. |
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Nyblazer (OP) User ID: 32517190 United States 05/19/2021 08:51 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Exactly and that’s my whole problem with crypto. Quoting: Nyblazer I’ve yet to see anyone really explain what exactly it could ever offer that traditional fiat money can’t. What could Bitcoin ever do substantially better than fiat cash? Digital transfers? Basically 90% of shit we pay for via fiat is already done digitally via credit and debit. It can’t be manipulated is the other argument? Well clearly it can lol. Then look harder. The explanation is there. I personally don't consider worth the while to explain it to you given your current state of understanding and degree of open-mindedness, but the answers you're seeking is out there. See you in a few years or decades when you finally get it. And you will. Oh come on now please. What exactly could it ever do that we aren’t doing right now with fiat Nyblazer |
Nyblazer (OP) User ID: 32517190 United States 05/19/2021 08:52 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Exactly and that’s my whole problem with crypto. Quoting: Nyblazer I’ve yet to see anyone really explain what exactly it could ever offer that traditional fiat money can’t. What could Bitcoin ever do substantially better than fiat cash? Digital transfers? Basically 90% of shit we pay for via fiat is already done digitally via credit and debit. It can’t be manipulated is the other argument? Well clearly it can lol. BTC is the ultimate HARD MONEY store of value. It is not transactional. Use Litecoin or something for buying your Starbucks. BTC is HARDER MONEY THAN GOLD, because it has ABSOLUTE SCARCITY, where gold does not (and there may well be far more gold above ground than we are led to believe.) It is also permissionless and peer-to-peer. No skeevy middlemen "wetting their beaks." Just listen to a few Michael Saylor or Max Keiser videos, and you'll get it. Or not. Lol GOLD is GOLD. It isn’t something that was developed on a computer on day by someone. It’s a natural scarce earthly element. Nyblazer |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 80313195 Mexico 05/19/2021 08:54 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Exactly and that’s my whole problem with crypto. Quoting: Nyblazer I’ve yet to see anyone really explain what exactly it could ever offer that traditional fiat money can’t. What could Bitcoin ever do substantially better than fiat cash? Digital transfers? Basically 90% of shit we pay for via fiat is already done digitally via credit and debit. It can’t be manipulated is the other argument? Well clearly it can lol. BTC is the ultimate HARD MONEY store of value. It is not transactional. Use Litecoin or something for buying your Starbucks. BTC is HARDER MONEY THAN GOLD, because it has ABSOLUTE SCARCITY, where gold does not (and there may well be far more gold above ground than we are led to believe.) It is also permissionless and peer-to-peer. No skeevy middlemen "wetting their beaks." Just listen to a few Michael Saylor or Max Keiser videos, and you'll get it. Or not. Of course it has scarcity. It doens't actually exist. I have an imaginary collection of baseball cards? My top card is a bargain price right now at 10000000, but I know it will double by the end of the year. Other people think so too. I will give you a special offer today and today only. it could be yours for only 9999999. Don't miss this opportunity of a lifetime! |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 73890661 United States 05/19/2021 08:54 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | That’s why crypto can never be taken seriously. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79712965 And although it’s up for the year for some... the number of people getting burnt will set back any progress for about 10 years because they are out with a burn.... and it will take them that long to forget about it. You want to talk about being burned. I had bitcoins I mined in 2012 that I stupidly stored at Mt Gox when the hack happened. I had mined even more with 2 graphics cards I purchased ($250 ea), but I sold the coins back then (@ ~ $12 per coin) to get the cards for free. Face it - there are far more people like me that think they got burnt missing out than people who purchased at higher levels and think they got burnt investing in bitcoin. After the Mt Gox hack I was so "burnt" on bitcoin I never touched it again until 2020. Yet as an early pioneer in it, I could have become rich. How much time/effort was required then to mine a btc? |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 79423050 United States 05/19/2021 09:22 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Exactly and that’s my whole problem with crypto. Quoting: Nyblazer I’ve yet to see anyone really explain what exactly it could ever offer that traditional fiat money can’t. What could Bitcoin ever do substantially better than fiat cash? Digital transfers? Basically 90% of shit we pay for via fiat is already done digitally via credit and debit. It can’t be manipulated is the other argument? Well clearly it can lol. BTC is the ultimate HARD MONEY store of value. It is not transactional. Use Litecoin or something for buying your Starbucks. BTC is HARDER MONEY THAN GOLD, because it has ABSOLUTE SCARCITY, where gold does not (and there may well be far more gold above ground than we are led to believe.) It is also permissionless and peer-to-peer. No skeevy middlemen "wetting their beaks." Just listen to a few Michael Saylor or Max Keiser videos, and you'll get it. Or not. Lol GOLD is GOLD. It isn’t something that was developed on a computer on day by someone. It’s a natural scarce earthly element. You are being obtuse. It's SCARCITY that makes an asset valuable. Whether it's a naturally-occurring element, or an impregnable computer network. Gold is less scarce than BTC, which has an absolute cap of 21 million units. |
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Weyoun User ID: 80247245 United States 05/19/2021 09:23 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Exactly and that’s my whole problem with crypto. Quoting: Nyblazer I’ve yet to see anyone really explain what exactly it could ever offer that traditional fiat money can’t. What could Bitcoin ever do substantially better than fiat cash? Digital transfers? Basically 90% of shit we pay for via fiat is already done digitally via credit and debit. It can’t be manipulated is the other argument? Well clearly it can lol. BTC is the ultimate HARD MONEY store of value. It is not transactional. Use Litecoin or something for buying your Starbucks. BTC is HARDER MONEY THAN GOLD, because it has ABSOLUTE SCARCITY, where gold does not (and there may well be far more gold above ground than we are led to believe.) It is also permissionless and peer-to-peer. No skeevy middlemen "wetting their beaks." Just listen to a few Michael Saylor or Max Keiser videos, and you'll get it. Or not. Of course it has scarcity. It doens't actually exist. I have an imaginary collection of baseball cards? My top card is a bargain price right now at 10000000, but I know it will double by the end of the year. Other people think so too. I will give you a special offer today and today only. it could be yours for only 9999999. Don't miss this opportunity of a lifetime! People who but crypto are the same people who shell out fortunes for some "rare" Team Fortress hat. |
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Weyoun User ID: 80247245 United States 05/19/2021 09:25 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Exactly and that’s my whole problem with crypto. Quoting: Nyblazer I’ve yet to see anyone really explain what exactly it could ever offer that traditional fiat money can’t. What could Bitcoin ever do substantially better than fiat cash? Digital transfers? Basically 90% of shit we pay for via fiat is already done digitally via credit and debit. It can’t be manipulated is the other argument? Well clearly it can lol. BTC is the ultimate HARD MONEY store of value. It is not transactional. Use Litecoin or something for buying your Starbucks. BTC is HARDER MONEY THAN GOLD, because it has ABSOLUTE SCARCITY, where gold does not (and there may well be far more gold above ground than we are led to believe.) It is also permissionless and peer-to-peer. No skeevy middlemen "wetting their beaks." Just listen to a few Michael Saylor or Max Keiser videos, and you'll get it. Or not. Lol GOLD is GOLD. It isn’t something that was developed on a computer on day by someone. It’s a natural scarce earthly element. You are being obtuse. It's SCARCITY that makes an asset valuable. Whether it's a naturally-occurring element, or an impregnable computer network. Gold is less scarce than BTC, which has an absolute cap of 21 million units. Some CoD gun skins are even more "scarce". To the moon!? |
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MoonSlice User ID: 78890732 United States 05/19/2021 09:45 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | CRYPTO is an ECELLENT TOOL for the FED to slow the velocity of fiat being pumped into the system so inflation doesnt seem so out of control. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 80380433 ^^ THIS And when they have their own gov-coin or inflation fades they will beat the hell out of other cryptos by regulation. The Economist had an article out this May about the coming “Fedcoin” Doom is not dead. |
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