No, not for the men here who got in early, know what they're doing, and have done well for themselves. What I'm against is encouraging young men to get into non-spiritual, time consuming endeavors that involve gambling and a sedintary lifestyle that doesn't involve manual labor and produces nothing of intrinsic physical value to other humans (farming, home building, vehicle manufacturing and repair, etc.).Are you against Bitcoin PurpleUrkel?
I dont think anyone is encouraging people to quit their professions (I hope), so what Im planning on doing for starters is to carry on with my work and when I get extra cash I "save" it in my bitcoin account, Iv been learning and messing around with bitcoin for a few months and Im quite happy with it, I dislike banks and I like privacy and not being under the thumb of other people like governments, I also like how Bitcoin is a good store of value, I also like the fact that Im in control of my bitcoin and not some broker who makes money off me and control my money, with bitcoin I deposit and cash out whenever I want and nobody cant stop me, its international its not based on some city or currency, its liquid, the list goes on and on...No, not for the men here who got in early, know what they're doing, and have done well for themselves. What I'm against is encouraging young men to get into non-spiritual, time consuming endeavors that involve gambling and a sedintary lifestyle that doesn't involve manual labor and produces nothing of intrinsic physical value to other humans (farming, home building, vehicle manufacturing and repair, etc.).
I encourage men to break free of The Matrix and with BTC the back of your head is literally plugged directly into it. I see a lot of humble bragging and counting of one's shekles with BTC and in this regard it is no different than the stock market and the US dollar which often seem to bring out the crypto jew in us all.
Sounds like a good story I will have to read thisBitcoin is what unplugs you from the matrix. It changes you, makes you more motivated, independent, and critical. Here’s an example. This man is building a homestead using only bare hands, hand tools, and has spent 4 years working on it so far. Bitcoin is the exact opposite of what you claim.
The story of DarthCoin's Bitcoin Citadel - part 1 \ stacker news ~meta
Why and how I start building my own Bitcoin Citadel, a nice and cozy homesteading place, to retire and live in peace. As I promised, I came back with a detailed article about why and how I am building a Bitcoin Citadel, by myself. This is the first part of the story, EXCLUSIVE for Stacker News...stacker.news
Some updates about DarthCoin Citadel \ stacker news ~meta
Hey guys, Maybe you were noticing that lately I am not so active on SN. As you may know in the summer I am quite busy with building a small citadel (see first 2 parts here) in the middle of nowhere, deep into a mountain forest. I am posting here some interesting updates and numbers about this...stacker.news
When you are logged onto the internet you are officially in The Matrix. When you are reliant on vast quantities of electricity via public utilities to mine and "manage" BTC you are plugged into The Matrix. According to human history the physical possession of gold is the best asset (in part, because gold can be mined and stored without electricity), and history repeats itself.Bitcoin is what unplugs you from the matrix...
Correction... (((They))) haven't done it yet.Look what happened in Canada when they closed peoples bank account and held their money back, with bitcoin they cant do that...
When you are logged onto the internet you are officially in The Matrix. When you are reliant on vast quantities of electricity via public utilities to mine and "manage" BTC you are plugged into The Matrix. According to human history the physical possession of gold is the best asset (in part, because gold can be mined and stored without electricity), and history repeats itself.
Your exception does not make the rule. Just because you have figured out what I believe to be a temporary hack does not mean that others can replicate your success. This goes for anything involving money and business. Just because two men open pizza shops right next door to each other does not mean that their businesses will have equal outcomes. One could be wildly successful and the other could fail miserably.
Correction... (((They))) haven't done it yet.
Part of the BTC Kool-Aid is that it can't be traced, hacked, or confiscated. Governments (especially China) have technology more advanced than what the public has and they can trace every movement and action (including BTC wallet login passwords) of anyone, anytime, anywhere. You could literally wake up one day and it could all be gone (not likely but possible). If you are using a computer and the internet to move your bitcoin around then They can too.
Can you break down step by step for the less experienced people how would you actually go about buying Bone?Bone keeps pumping every time they do more interviews. Currently a 4m market cap. It will be 20m by the end of the week as they have more of similar interviews like the one I have posted . All of this is before getting actual exchanges, adding exchanges will pump the price even more. I cannot remember the last time i was this bullish on a meme coin.
Just buy Bitcoin and change your life over time, with very low risk, instead of only making a few thousand at the alt-coin casino if you’re lucky. Bitcoin “only” appreciates 60% per year, but you can put a much larger amount of your wealth into it and still sleep at night.
Its actually easier to confiscate physical gold, at one time in USA it was illegal for citizens to own physical gold and if found government confiscated it, I once had nice gold jewlery before I got married and one day thieves broke into my house and my gold was stolen, theres that risk too.When you are logged onto the internet you are officially in The Matrix. When you are reliant on vast quantities of electricity via public utilities to mine and "manage" BTC you are plugged into The Matrix. According to human history the physical possession of gold is the best asset (in part, because gold can be mined and stored without electricity), and history repeats itself.
Your exception does not make the rule. Just because you have figured out what I believe to be a temporary hack does not mean that others can replicate your success. This goes for anything involving money and business. Just because two men open pizza shops right next door to each other does not mean that their businesses will have equal outcomes. One could be wildly successful and the other could fail miserably.
Correction... (((They))) haven't done it yet.
Part of the BTC Kool-Aid is that it can't be traced, hacked, or confiscated. Governments (especially China) have technology more advanced than what the public has and they can trace every movement and action (including BTC wallet login passwords) of anyone, anytime, anywhere. You could literally wake up one day and it could all be gone (not likely but possible). If you are using a computer and the internet to move your bitcoin around then They can too.
I hear what you are saying. I was just using gold as a historical example. I don't have gold, only mattress cash. I keep very little money in the bank. I use my money to buy physical tools and resources (land, rare wood, trucks, tractors, generators, solar panels, propane powered appliances, chainsaws, wood splitters, cement mixers, etc.). My goal is to be off-grid in two years with very little need for money, much less needing more of it. I don't want to think about money in my daily life anymore. I believe monetary systems in their current forms are based in usurious world jewry. They create obsessive, greedy shekel counters that never have enough. Someone who bought BTC at $400 and refuses to sell at 75K is an example of this. In the jew system it is never enough, it operates out of a bottomless pit of poverty consciousness and a neurotic spirit of envy, pride, and greed.Its actually easier to confiscate physical gold, at one time in USA it was illegal for citizens to own physical gold and if found government confiscated it, I once had nice gold jewlery before I got married and one day thieves broke into my house and my gold was stolen, theres that risk too.
Im not saying its impossible for that not to happen with bitcoin but it is a little harder as they would physically need to force me to hand over my seed phrase to access my account, a bank account they can just freeze anytime they want without my concent so bank account more dangerous.
Im not saying you mustnt keep gold by all mean keep your gold but you could have both if you like, if you like gold then you will like bitcoin because its the digital version of gold and unlike gold that can be continually mined forever bitcoin can only be mined up to a certain point then its done and its never been hacked so yes maybe China can watch what you doing but they have no means of confiscating your bitcoin and if you are in China then just dont use it in China use it somewhere else thats the beauty of bitcoin is far more liquid than gold and they cant confiscate it when you pass through borders like they will do with physical gold.
What got me interested in bitcoin was how John Mcaffe lived, he was a wanted man on the run, he didnt have a bank account or pay any tax yet he was buying everything he needed to survive with crypto currencies accross borders, even when he was in jail in various countries numerous time they could never touch or confiscate his money only his physical possessions like his guns for example.
He refuses to sell because he has different information than you. He believes fiat is worth nothing - therefore buying fiat at any price is foolish. He won’t sell bitcoin at $100M per coin to buy something that has infinitely decreasing value.Someone who bought BTC at $400 and refuses to sell at 75K is an example of this. In the jew system it is never enough, it operates out of a bottomless pit of poverty consciousness and a neurotic spirit of envy, pride, and greed.