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is it too late to start playing?

nice ty, why u dont list twitch vods tho bro? i can never catch u live :(

Привет, love u bro

Hello Your video looks familiar to the one im looking for so maybe you know how its called It was 1.12.1 private server Duel video pretty long and i believe there were many parts Most of it rogue were dueling mage. They were both undead dueling in an open spaces like tanaris or exploit locations Music was liquid dnb It might have been in phoenix or smth i think it was even before nost times

Thanks for the forecast! I have a quick question: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). What's the best way to send them to Binance?

Hard part is actually converting it to USD. You can check in any time you like, but you can never leave.

I missed this. Please what's the next trade?

Both of these 2 trade setups were flawlessly timed, executed & planned out, not just a recommendation like MoonBoys give you with no invalidation! x.com/scalpingod53730/status/1856706139452313812 - xrp trade before 200% pump x.com/scalpingod53730/status/1857726110491926952 - - theta trade before 120% pump (so far, both in 2-3 weeks)

So do you hold all cash or do you park money in gold ?

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I am going swords hemo, 5 set night slayer.

you have been wrong on all the calls i have heard you make just quit this social media shit and get a life

I also follow the ramblings of a Dutch person. By his projection this time the dollsr is done for as well and banks will switch to gold as a primary reserve instead of treasuries. And in doing so they will need to revalue gold. What say you?

Average kwpg .16 the average miner profitability would be 66k riot enjoys the lowest mining energy rate at.06 25000, profitability but riot despite when they beat on earnings, they lose revenue, sometimes they miss and loses. Mining is toast.

I love it "hey moon boys"

Ok, I disagree with you, but I will try my best to explain why and love to see what you think and please read it fully, it will be very long! The first point that I notice is that you put Bitcoin and "Crypto" in one pot, this is fundamentally wrong. I 100% Agree that all the crypto space excluding Bitcoin is a Ponzi sell the narrative scheme with no real world use case outside the crypto bubble. They claim to be decentralized and as safe as Bitcoin which is not the case but sadly enough people buy the narratives and are indeed the greater Fool. The difference with Bitcoin is that it is truly decentralized, and basically impossible unless you match the computing power of all the miners across the world by 100% which is not just matching the hash rate but also being able to get hold of the miners and of course electricity. It isn't impossible, but i'm sure you can understand how unlikely this is... In its early stages the network was supper fragile and easy to destroy because the Idea from Satoshi was a collective truth (the protocol saved on all nodes and miners that ensures that everyone participate under the same rules, for example the 21mio cap due to exponential effect due to the halving. If you change any of the rules like the 21 million, Block time, difficulty etc. you effectively have a second Bitcoin network where people need to update their rules to yours, an example of this is Bitcoin Cash). This also means that the Bitcoin network is and was never controlled by one entity, Satoshi also just mined and developed the system with many other people but never had "ownership" and the network grew organically. That having ownership is impossible was made clear with the Bitcoin Fork (Bitcoin Cash vs Bitcoin), which is something I would advise you to read your self into of what happened. This brings me to the main criticism you have against BTC, that it's a Ponzi scheme which on the surface when looking at Bitcoin as a speculative investment is true when you compare the textbook definition, but there are 4 main points why Bitcoin can't be a Ponzi: 1. It functions as a decentralized system for transferring value, not as an investment scheme promising returns (Shilling UA-camrs say that and make it seem like that is the key feature of Bitcoin. They promise this because it is naturally happening when any network is young and slowly being adopted more, but it's not the "use case" or selling point of Bitcoin, I will summarize these later). 2. As I said, Bitcoin has no central entity profiting from the system, those who took the risk of the system never working, getting attacked in its early stages now have huge wealth, but this is also the case with anything that can make it big but is fragile, I don't know if opportunity cost is the right phrase though. Ponzi schemes always involve a mastermind who siphons funds, this is not the case. 3. Returns in Bitcoin (if any) come from market dynamics, not redistribution from new participants. 4. The blockchain provides full transaction visibility, which is the opposite of the secretive nature of Ponzi schemes. So we know who owns how much Bitcoin and I personally never took a look at this, but Bitcoin is actually better contributed than I thought with 57% laying in individuals hands, certainly better distributed than the US Dollar... river.com/learn/who-owns-the-most-bitcoin/ and bgeometrics.com/bitcoin-distribution/ The Austrian School of Economics has a good definition of what good money is, that was sort of true during the Gold standard. 1. Durability 2. Divisibility 3. Portability 4. Scarcity 5. Uniformity 6. Recognizability 7. Store of Value 8. Medium of Exchange 9. Unit of Account 10. Market Selection Over Time Bitcoin is durable because it is not a physical good (it is secured by time and energy, more on that in a bit), One Bitcoin is divisible into 100million Satoshi's, Bitcoin is infinitely portable if you know the seed phrase, it is absolutely scarce and It is the first and only good where the scarcity is evident (we don't know exactly how much Gold is in the world, or silver, possibly we find more gold on meteorites or in countries we haven't mined yet, but there is proof that there are only 21 Million BTC ever to exist), Bitcoin is absolutely uniform an incorruptible (double spending for example), Bitcoin is not possible to counterfeit (This is not the case with Bitcoin Cash btw, which is the reason the network never overturned Bitcoin), It is too young to say exactly how volatile the system will be, but we do see it becoming less and less volatile as adoption rises but generally due to the last points Bitcoin brings optimal conditions to be the best store of value we could ever have, Bitcoin is exchangeable in unlimited scale within seconds when you use the lightning network by installing your own Node and also making the system more ridget. Now you could measure economic goods in Bitcoin, but at the moment it is still too young and volatile for that to actually mean anything. Lastly, Austrian economists argue that good money arises naturally in the market, rather than being imposed by governments. Historically, precious metals like gold and silver emerged as money due to their intrinsic qualities. And this is exactly what Bitcoin did and what sets it apart from all the other Crypto currencies because all the others got into the market by token drops/airdrops, providing advertisers their coin for promotion to build a fan base around the coin but all of them have one in common, they have at least had one single entity of control over the system, a Ponzi scheme! Bitcoin is slow (besides lightning network) for a reason and roughly has a 10 minute Blocktime (the changing difficulty to complete a new block) was by design made to be round about 10 minutes. Bitcoin’s 10-minute block time is crucial for security, as it gives the network enough time to achieve consensus and prevent double-spending attacks by making it computationally expensive (now almost impossible) to rewrite transaction history. For example early exchanges relied on this delay, requiring multiple confirmations to ensure transactions were irreversible, as sustaining an attack for even a few blocks was impractically difficult due to the network’s proof-of-work design that is different to all the other Proof of Work models from Ponzi shitcoins. To successfully double-spend, an attacker would need to control at least 51% of the network's hash rate, sustaining this for enough time (e.g., 10 minutes per block) to rewrite or outpace the blockchain, which becomes increasingly impractical as the network's energy demand and difficulty adjust to its total hash rate. As you said, Bitcoin has never lived through a business cycle, it has never experienced a propper crash and in past smaller ones it was super volatile. That is correct and the only reason why I can't support people who say to have a 100% allocation in BTC because this is for me the last test for Bitcoin to prove its self. But you can not compare Bitcoin to a stock/company like ENRON because of everything I just tried to explain from my point of view. An often made comparison to Bitcoin is the Internet, a destructive technologie uncontrollable by a single entity that grew naturally. There is a reason why there is only one Internet and why there will be only one Bitcoin, the Network / Lindy effect. So that comparison is incorrect, ENRON hat a corrupt leadership, was controlled by a single entity and was 0% transparent. I believe the reason why Bitcoin had such brutal downturns is for once that it is so young and new technology but more importantly the degenerate UA-cam Scam BS crypto NFT bubble (talking about Paul brothers, KSI, MrBeast, Alex Becker etc, all these people who should go to hell for exploiting their young viewership so recklessly for a bit of fiat money) further amplified by the first little percent of tradfy through the legacy media. I personally was surprised by the super super bad representation after the burst of bitcoin and the scam collapse of FTX that we didn't go any lower. You are also correct to point out the way Bitcoin trades compared to Nasdaq and the majority of holders I think are likely to be normal speculative investors, this doesn't disprove the growing integration of Bitcoin into our economy for example the Trump administration suggesting a Bitcoin fund to back the USD during sinking influence in the Global trade. I am very sure Bitcoin will see easily 70% 80% dips but every time it proved that is coming out the other side stronger than before. Imagine telling someone in 2018 that we will hit 100k, they think you would be mentally ill, but it happened. We got spot ETF and I think options too, for the exact reason why Bitcoin is different to all the other shitcoins the Ethereum ETF did horrible and ETH its self is horrible. I think that this is enough and I am glad if I can try to answer any questions as I am also not no Bitcoin specialist and still learning, but instead of looking at it surface value for a minute and saying its a Ponzi, I try to understand why people are so religiously invested in this and I try to figure out its flaw, but I couldn't find it yet, also I not no cognitive dissonance idiot and can be wrong with everything that I wrote here :D I guess there is only one way to find out and that is to watch BTC during the next crash...

"Power resides where men believe it resides".

Just a little weird you can’t see the irony of trashing other crypto for being a ponzi, yet you’re actively participating in the pump and dump mechanics

ua-cam.com/video/p5Ac7ap_MAY/v-deo.htmlsi=yweTIugLZt0VLpDo this is the documentary that Doc. Werner produced about the BoJ in the 90's. where a park in Japan was worth more than the entire state of California

Imagine this: If you own all the stocks in the world you essentially own all the private businesses in the world. If you own all the gold in the world you will have the world monopoly for a critical metal in all technologies and dictate price and policies. If you own all the bitcoin in the world you...? Fill the gap.

Still waiting for 3k btc 😂

If bitcoin crashes miners wont stop to extent that causes a freze rather blocks will come out slow for some time but what worse is all that available hash power. It will be economically viable for attackers to rent and btc wil no longer be safe. Exchanges will have to require very high confirmation counts and it will no longer safe for transacting because any big transfer makes an attack more worth. It did happen before with btc clones.

I’ll also just point out, the last group of people that listened to Michael Saylor in 2000 only realised a nominal gain in 2024. The current $MSTR “investors” likely won’t see returns for another 24 years lol.

The comments on this video are painful to read. I’d suggest anyone bullish on BTC compares the price drop of BTC & S&P500 between 13 Nov 21 - 3 Dec 2022, then compare the price rise of both from 1 Oct 2022 - todays date. BTC is a risk asset. If you think it will protect you in a recession I pity you lol.

My how all the bitconners forgot how the snake oil ponzi salesmen sold to us bitcon as a disruptor outside the system ending the fed. And now the system adopted it and is pushing it on all of us to control us all digitally imprisoned.. just a bunch of greedy pumpers now keeping it propped up.

I think you're missing the real ponzi schemes in our world which are fiat currencies. They have been enormously over-supplied and all financial actors anticipate future over-supply. We look at US equities and think, if we're even able to buy them, which many aren't, they're ridiculously over-valued, can't buy those. We look at banks and think actually 5%, if we can even get that, isn't enough, because we all remember what happened in 2008. We look at this endless profileration of our currency and think, where is a globally liquid, guaranteed minimally inflationary, proven and trusted currency? It's bitcoin, so we buy it. I'm not expecting any greater fool to buy it off me, I just know it will always, in the long run, be worth more than holding fiat currency, until such a time as governments and central banks start to control fiat proliferation. So far that honestly looks like never.

The goal of BTC is to become a global monetary system. What is the value of a global monetary system? I cannot tell you if we can get there but this is what the BTC wants to be. The price will grow until most central banks have it in their vault and international deals can be settled in BTC. At that point the price/value will be more stable and people will actually use it as store of value and not for speculation like now. For buying a house or international payments between countries is the mainlayer fast enough. If you want to buy a coffee, you will use a less secure 2nd layer solution. It is the same as now if you use paypal etc. Obviously the 2nd layer vendors like paypal or visa are not as secure as the mainlayer but see it lile money in your wallet. You also dont need the central bank security for 100 dollar in your wallet. The savings can stay on the main layer. Miner will always conitnue to mine, because the difficulty will adjust and just the unprofitable will disapear.

is gold a ponzi?

No, if the value of BTC drops 99% the network will not freeze! The number of nodes will decrease but everything else will run like every other day. As for the definition of Ponzi scheme, yeah, don't you know? Gold is a ponzi.

traxe absolutely losing it becuase it hasnt hit 100k yet

Great analysis. I can't understand why less than 1% of analysts are publicly saying this. Just Peter Schiff. Agree major risk of Microstrategy going into liquidation. Totally dependent on the Bitcoin ponzi scheme. A great short opportunity.

Markets could be topped out already. Please help me with a profitable trading strategy. I really wish to increase my cash position to take advantage of this crash when it happens

Brother, zoom out. Valuable assets will go up against the trash dollar. Under the current monetary system, The ponzi is the fiat currency due to over supply!

I respectfully disagree with your opinion on BTC, though I align with much of what you’ve said otherwise. BTC, like any currency, is a monetary tool. Consider the dollar-what backs it? If your answer is "nothing," that’s incorrect. The dollar is effectively backed by every asset available for purchase with it. Its value lies in its function as the primary currency of trade, a tool in itself. Money enables humans to cooperate on a massive scale, and despite the dollar being one of the most corrupted and flawed forms of currency imaginable, it has been widely accepted. Through this acceptance, dollars have proven more valuable in practice than gold or silver, for a variety of reasons. Similarly, if BTC were to provide the monetary backing to more modern non-governmental forms of money, (which gold could also, but so could platinum) it would be a tool of tremendous value. The idea that there is no value to BTC is to completely miss the very value of the tool we call money.

This was great! The real issue and the reason why the markets refuse to accept the writing on the wall is because of what occurred in 2008. Instead of reducing moral hazard by reinstituting Glass-Steagel, they have exponentially increased the moral hazard. The Fed knows this. It's the only reason they raised interest rates so dramatically to begin with. Powell said it when they started raising but no one took notice. He stated they needed more bullets in the gun to fight an economic slowdown. Normally you don't raise interest rates to fight an economic slowdown but rather the opposite. The problem is, partly from the Feds own doing, there's just too much money sloshing around artificially inflating economic growth so getting an accurate account of what's really going on has become very difficult. This is the reason, I believe we're headed for depression. We never really recovered from 2008, they just flooded the system and pretend it's growth. The misallocation of capital over the last 15 years will go down in history as the biggest fraud perpetrated on the American people. FTX was just the tip of the iceberg.

You banned my other account 😂. I don’t even read your replay. it’s the usual one of those who have not understood anything. Think of Mastercard, produce something? no offers an indispensable service to the world, like Bitcoin. Think about gold. Produce something? no, earn from the currency’s debasement. Think about Uber. It produces nothing, it offers a service through a network. Like Bitcoin. Think of the US dollar. Does it produce something? No, but many citizens around the world have found salvation from their country’s inflation. Bitcoin does it a thousand times better. And It’s not about enrichment. It’s what burns you, because you’re out of it. But it doesn’t matter in the value of Bitcoin. Ah, and I wasn’t apologizing, I’m just sorry for you.

What is your strategy for riding the bubble but getting out on time? How do you suggest managing it?

Hey man, thanks for the great content. I was thinking about shorting MSTR sometime next week, what are your thoughts on that ? Why is your trading bullish and when are you planning to go short ?

Great content

If miners stop mining, lol what. I'm am miner. I WILL NEVBER STOP. there goes your hypothetical in the trash. I will buy all BTC at $1000. There is a Floor price so never going to ZERO. any other suggestion is room temperature IQ

Why? What is different this time? HAs there been first time in history fiat printing? maybe there are macro reasons assets are ballooning that are justified. Maybe assets are a sponge for extra money int he system looking to beat inflation

I heard until you spoke about Bitcoin. Ok you don't understand that. So maybe nothing. And no, is not a definition issue. Eventually, it is just you are to stupid to understand. Sorry

4:08 do as Warren Buffet does not as he says

very very interesting and well made video

I think it is the ETF inflows that cause the bubble. And once it bursts the downfall will also be self - propelling just as the rise was as the funds will have to keep selling to follow the falling indexes.

Can you take into account PEG ratios instead of a simple PE approach for those time frames. Every bearish UA-camr only takes into account just PE ratios instead of PEG and also please take into account other factors like percent of population invested in the stock market as opposed to the 1900’s where information about stocks was much more limited. Cause if more percent of population participate in the market then it naturally inflates the PE multiples due to supply and demand. Still always like bearish content but the approach is very limited in scope.

Its a bubble but this crush will last for years, investors still did not learn there lesson from before.

Still waiting for 3k btc

why gnone and not human?

There you are. Thanks and Cheers from North Germany