Hopefully everyone packed their bags. It looks like we are getting a rally now. People are predicting maybe one rally now, and things usually cool off in the summer and maybe a second rally at the end of the year.. but who knows, just remember to take profits
Even if we do get an alt coin season in the next few days and weeks, that doesn’t necessarily mean all of the naysayers in this thread are wrong. 90% of the guys buying cryptocurrency lose money so remember to take profits on the way up.
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In all seriousness, for the past 48 hours I be like
And for the previous six months, I was totally like
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Bitcoin can be sent over any communication channel , including ham radio. Grid down is no problem
A guy at a recent Bitcoin meetup I attended was demonstrating this Meshtastic hardware.
Introduction | Meshtastic
Discover Meshtastic: a community-driven, open-source project using LoRa radios for long-range, off-grid communication.
I got there late, so I missed most of his demo, but my understanding was that Bitcoin could transact over long-range mesh networks like this in the event the main grid is unavailable for a prolonged period. I consider this an unlikely scenario where I live, so I haven't researched it deeply, but it's nice to know it's possible.
If the grid of a few countries goes down the bitcoin network will still be fine. Just get out of the country and go to a country with a functioning grid and you can use your Bitcoin just fine. Aside from that as Chance pointed out there are backups for using bitcoin if the grid is down. And if you are expecting the whole world to have no electricity and us plunging into a new dark ages then it will become a mad max scenario and you will need guns and ammo and food, etc. Physical gold may have some utility but cash would be worthless under that scenario as society would have already collapsed.
Civilization existed for thousands of years without power, it wasn't mad max. Cash will be king.
Yeah but people today are very weak and soft and have little real world skills. You cannot compare people today to people 200 years ago. besides people are far less civilized now. You see in some cities in America when there are blackouts for a few hours at night people go on an absolute crime rampage.
Pretty much just Blacks, and only certain segments of them.
Almost more often than not, the common negative opinions about the USA from Europe and the rest of the Anglosphere involve blaming white people for Black people's behavior. For example, you could probably sum up the whole gun control movement as "Black people commit a lot of crime with firearms, therefore we must take away white people's right to own firearms."
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It was relatively stable like that and people were used to it. Not a sudden change with major dysgenics hooked on welfare.
Cash will be king, but you won't want to be around where it's REALLY needed.
Yup.
The only thing is, most estimates are that people are basically neutralized by day 3, which is fairly amazing.
I believe in gun rights but at the same time I would still prefer to live in a place where I never need to worry about carrying a gun. Having a gun at home is one thing but if you live in a place where you feel the need to carry your gun with you whenever you leave the house you may want to reconsider where you live....
You don’t need to wear a seatbelt 99.99% of the time, until you do. I can’t think of a place where you don’t need a gun.
Even in the most secure, “safe” places, sometimes you need a gun. United 93, and American 11 come to mind.
Yes but look at the statistics. In the USA your chances of dying from homicide and car accidents are about the same. In somewhere like Romania, you are 10 times more likely to die from a car accident.
But this is not true of the entire USA uniformly. In the neighborhood I live in, violent crime is almost unknown. I don't carry a gun because the chance I'll actually need it is minimal. Now if I spent a lot of time down in the city, I definitely would reconsider. But eating healthy and exercising are going to add significantly more hours to my life expectancy than carrying a gun, which also has the risk of an accidental discharge to factor in. I would also benefit more from buying a big, sturdy SUV.
Very true that car accident is more likely. Carrying a gun is definitely not for everyone. Violent crime is only one reason though...what about other wildlife, dogs, etc? There are probably many more dog attacks than violent crime. Not to mention other wildlife depending on where you live.
You beat me to it, firearms are simply tools. What type of tool you use largely will depend upon a given situation. More tools you have, the more useful a person you will be in general.
The cult is strong with these ones.
Notice how reactive to criticism the cult is?
After years of "the electricity" and internet issues being brought up by BTC skeptics all of a sudden out of thin air (((they))) have an answer to the critique. And wait for it... the answer is "ham radio"! Bwahahahahaha... In addition, all of a sudden we went from "BTC requires massive amounts of electricity," to "BTC requires no electricity."
Lets review a few more of BTC cultist bros reactionary double speak greatest hits:
1.) Critique: "The internet is a metaphor for The Matrix. When you are logged onto the internet you are literally plugged directly into The Matrix. Therefore, BTC is bluepill because it requires you to remain in The Matrix for utilization (instead of taking the redpill and escaping The Matrix).
BTC cultist bros reactionary cope: "But, no, no, no, you don't understand money, much less BTC, BTC is Anti-Matrix, it is the only way to truly be free of The Matrix because unlike everything else on the internet it cannot be hacked, stolen, lost, traced, monitored by Big Brother, or manipulated by AI and deep fakes.
2.) Critique: "A major goal of the elites is to create a cashless society. BTC falls right into this plan, and in fact was created as part of this plan by an elite team of jews using advanced AI 4D chess super computers. BTC is the very definition of cashless."
BTC cultist bros reactionary cope: "But, no, no, no, no, BTC is cash. It is the very definition of cash. I mean no, it is actually a store of value, well, yeah, and it is cash too. Anyhow, nevermind, you're too stupid to understand that BTC was invented by this one genius lone wolf asian Satori guy who only has civilizations best interest at heart and is our hero who single handedly saved humanity even though we don't know who he is and he holds a lot of the BTC but we trust him anyways."
Calling all bros... I got an Antichrist jew bridge I'd like to sell you.
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Purple Urkel if you don't want to own Bitcoin that is fine. Those of us who do will continue to get richer over time.
Bitcoin isn't cash, it isn't currency, it isn't a store of value. It is money.
Based_Christian_Dude
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It's been an interesting couple of weeks for Bitcoin. I heard that there's been some conflict over Bitcoin Core and Peter Todd. Many are now moving over to Bitcoin Knots. Potential for another Bitcoin civil war similarly to 2017's civil war with the block size. Also, Monero's price has pumped from a Bitcoin whale wallet trying to buy all the sell orders from multiple exchanges. Interesting times for the whole crypto market 