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November 18, 2022 10:06 AM UTC
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Nice. Two points:
1. Watching crypto shit the proverbial bed is extremely funny, as is watching the dumbass lolbert cryptobros doubling down and losing more to the tune of generalized whining about the government not doing anything.
2. Cryptobros will unite, and to some extent have united, behind that legendarily laughable notion that they didn’t really lose a shitload of money speculating in the 21st century’s most obvious fucking scam, but rather earned something of actual value – through merit! – that was then taken away from them.
So a completely unregulated and uninsured financial something or other, that is neither money nor stock and is not associated with or representative of anything that exists outside of the computer netherworld went belly up? Let me know why this is surprising to anyone.
It would be funny, Genghis, if our State hadn't jumped on board with impeccable timing.
I doubt we lost much, but it's a symbol of how many fools were parted with their money: mainly us taxpayers.
Well, we only accepted dollars. Cryptos had to be converted to dollars before we took em. I see no loss to the state and a big favor to crypto freaks forced to convert to dollars before the crash.
As to you losers, Here is a sure fire way to recoup. Tulip bulbs for just $10 a bulb. They wil trade at $1,000 or higher within two weeks.
The cryptocurrency release said
So, $1,000 due in American money had to be be $1020 in exchange value of crypto, making PayPal $18.30 happier than they would have been. Who knows if PayPal's crypto wallets actually kept the cryptocurrency as an "investment" for the corporation, or if they sold it immediately to someone who wanted it.
I disagree with Hick. Crypto is fundamentally a scam, a Ponzi scheme. You can dress it up all you want, but that doesn't make it similar to a currency, stock, or commodity.
This guy explains it well.
Exactly. True currency has to have stability and the backing of a sovereign. Crypto has neither. The fact that it has to be converted to dollars demonstrates that it doesn't function as true currency. Blockchain technology is important and useful, crytpo isn't.
I've yet to hear of a truly useful application of blockchain either. With that said, it was 20 years after the invention of the laser before they found useful applications for it.
So I'd say blockchain is very interesting and has a lot of potential.
Blockchain technology will be around for a long time. There are established companies that own and invest in blockchain networks. but crypto is a ponzi scheme.