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Post by captslapper on Mar 17, 2022 17:49:57 GMT
Absolutely right quintus.
Like a topic such as covid... Ive argued a lot with people about all aspects of it right from the off on DATM then on here.
Before the web, who would I have argued with?
Pretty much everyone I actually talk to face to face about it has the same opinions as me! Because by and large we're all similar types of people.
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Post by londontown on Mar 18, 2022 7:20:00 GMT
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Post by Deleted on Mar 18, 2022 16:35:11 GMT
Another subject you know feck all about, other than what the MSM have fed you. Is there no end to your pig ignorance? I.E. It's transactions are held and authenticated on many millions of private servers and computers worldwide. Not just one set of servers which the government can control at will. This is the "crypto mining" part of it, the unencryption of the blockchain and authenticating of transactions earns new currency. Or, to put it into terms a root vegetable can understand. No government or authorities can control or freeze it as they can and now do, with digital currency (bank accounts, debit cards etc) . Even if they ban it, people will and and do still exchange it as currency. This lack of government totalitarian control is the main reason why they don't like it. The proportion who use it for ransomware payment etc is minute and way lower than any other kind of currency fraud. Just Bitcoin mining alone uses more power than the whole of Argentina.....and all that for something which is purely speculative in nature. Cryptocurrencies add nothing to economic growth.....very minimal usage in normal financial transactions, primarily because of fluctuating values....unregulated. China is attempting to ban mining....interesting to see how successful that is, and whether other countries might get on board. |
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Post by clappyhapper on Mar 18, 2022 17:01:09 GMT
Another subject you know feck all about, other than what the MSM have fed you. Is there no end to your pig ignorance? I.E. It's transactions are held and authenticated on many millions of private servers and computers worldwide. Not just one set of servers which the government can control at will. This is the "crypto mining" part of it, the unencryption of the blockchain and authenticating of transactions earns new currency. Or, to put it into terms a root vegetable can understand. No government or authorities can control or freeze it as they can and now do, with digital currency (bank accounts, debit cards etc) . Even if they ban it, people will and and do still exchange it as currency. This lack of government totalitarian control is the main reason why they don't like it. The proportion who use it for ransomware payment etc is minute and way lower than any other kind of currency fraud. Just Bitcoin mining alone uses more power than the whole of Argentina.....and all that for something which is purely speculative in nature. Cryptocurrencies add nothing to economic growth.....very minimal usage in normal financial transactions, primarily because of fluctuating values....unregulated. China is attempting to ban mining....interesting to see how successful that is, and whether other countries might get on board. Some grossly over exaggerated myths in there. How does official central bank currency ADD anything to economic growth? Printing Sterling money just creates inflation. Crypto has it's uses, such as currency transfer, worldwide with no fees. Some of the things like decentralisation and unregulated status are why it will gain in popularity when governments start doing what Trudeau has already implemented for people who do not obey his orders. It's always handy to have some finance in things Big Doris' WEF handlers can't freeze or suspend when they wish to. I'm not saying convert everything, but a few hundred quid as backup is not a daft idea. |
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Post by captslapper on Mar 18, 2022 18:39:46 GMT
When they freeze your account.. how are you going to turn your cryptocurrency into something you can actually use.. ie cash?
Does the cryptoman come round in his van with a suitcase of money?
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Post by clappyhapper on Mar 19, 2022 12:37:31 GMT
When they freeze your account.. how are you going to turn your cryptocurrency into something you can actually use.. ie cash? Does the cryptoman come round in his van with a suitcase of money? You have no idea what this all means, do you dimwit? I'll give you a clue, a high street bank is not involved. Look up decentralised currency and try to get your head around it. My Crypto wallet can have Pounds, Dollars, Euros and Crypto in it. I can transfer this and make payments to other wallets without using a bank or any other institution which can be controlled by the WEF establishment, as they recently did in Canada. You do realise of course, that crypto can be used to make payments for a lot of things. If cash gets frozen, lots of people will switch to it, as it lies outside of government control. The prices of crypto are going up since the Ukrainian conflict. Have a guess why? |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 19, 2022 23:21:26 GMT
; The prices of crypto are going up since the Ukrainian conflict. Have a guess why? Is the answer because your statement is incorrect, and they’ve generally suffered a big devaluing since October / November last year and are now simply demonstrating the volatility inherent in that market, and not currently showing any real signs of long term recovery or growth….valued around half what they were 5 months ago ?  Meanwhile over the same period the FTSE has grown by 10% 🤷♂️ |
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Post by clappyhapper on Mar 20, 2022 10:45:27 GMT
Such nonsense. That's a complete and utter lie.
Since when did the war in Ukraine start in October 2021?
Cutting through your inane imaginary goal post moving bullsh1t, even just using Bitcoin, the price since 24/2/22 (The ACTUAL start of the Russian invasion), has risen by almost 25%, from £25,739 to £31,771 less than a month later.
Since the Russian invasion, the FTSE100 has only risen from 7,207 to 7,404, a rise of less than 3%, so only around 10 times lower Trigger.
Next..... Try to stick to fact, not fantasy please.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 20, 2022 11:25:20 GMT
Such nonsense. That's a complete and utter lie. Since when did the war in Ukraine start in October 2021? Cutting through your inane imaginary goal post moving bullsh1t, even just using Bitcoin, the price since 24/2/22 (The ACTUAL start of the Russian invasion), has risen by almost 25%, from £25,739 to £31,771 less than a month later. Since the Russian invasion, the FTSE100 has only risen from 7,207 to 7,404, a rise of less than 3%, so only around 10 times lower Trigger. Next..... Try to stick to fact, not fantasy please. There's only one fantasy here, and thats an assertion that you can discuss any rise in cryptocurrency without contextualising it. What next, do we have a party if the price of petrol drops 15p on Wednesday because that would mean its gone down since last week? Look at the dates of the original posts on the Ukraine thread on here...it was significantly into the public conscience and impacting global economies since mid January, tensions in the region have been rising since before that. Bitcoin has fallen during the Russia-Ukraine crisis, that is an irrefutable fact, and, along with other cryptocurrencies, is now fluttering upwards and downwards around a low point, irrespective of any random dates you decide to pluck out of the air. 25% one way or the other on top of a market that has lost 80% of its value is an irrelevance. |
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Post by clappyhapper on Mar 20, 2022 11:35:13 GMT
The pro WEF establishment lefties have now got their hands on Wiki too, so this platform which many use for info, according to it's co-founder, will now be biased to the left and no longer be a source of unbiased fact.
What a shame. It's getting harder and harder to find fact not influenced by and adjusted for the WEF now.
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Post by clappyhapper on Mar 20, 2022 11:40:56 GMT
There's only one fantasy here, and thats an assertion that you can discuss any rise in cryptocurrency without contextualising it. Like feck..... I said it had gone up since the Ukraine war (which it has, by 25%), you tried to claim that FACT was wrong cherry picking a date range from 4 months earlier. Are you a bit thick, or can you really not see how I was factually correct and you picked a different date range to try to incorrectly counter this? You tried the same bullsh1t with the stock market and were also pulled up on that for being wrong. Since the Russian invasion, BTC has risen by almost 25% and the stock market by less than 3%. I was specifically showing how Crypto has risen along with the invasion. You don't get to pick your own cherry picked date range to somehow discredit this. If we apply your retarded logic to any argument, say Climate Fascism, then when the global temps has risen since 1880, by a single 1 degree C, I could pretend this 1880 figure is bullsh1t since 4.5B years ago, the average global temperature was over 2000 degrees C, so it's got over 1975 degrees C colder. How do some people actually function in life? Can you tie your own shoe laces? |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 20, 2022 11:55:08 GMT
Rubbish - you referred to the Ukrainian conflict.
That did NOT start on February 22nd. It arguably started in 2014, but certainly tensions have been ramping up for the last 6 months.
I get to cherry pick any date range I like to demonstrate that, especially if can explain why I'm doing that, you don't set the rules on what I write...especially when you yourself are cherry picking dates to fit an assertion that has no context to reality.
Why are you so aggressive in your writing, it doesnt help you one little bit in trying to get across your mostly incorrect points, and just clouds over the interesting / valuable nuggets you do occasionally float.
I'm not even bothered about the rise and fall of cryptocurrency - I'm quite happy to run the risk of access to my own cash and shareholdings being blocked by some government decree that hasn't happened.
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Post by clappyhapper on Mar 20, 2022 12:40:59 GMT
R ubbish - you referred to the Ukrainian conflict.
That did NOT start on February 22nd. It arguably started in 2014, Oh f*ck off. You're just being a dick for the sake of argument now. You know full well, that in saying what I did, I'm referring to the current conflict which hit the news less than a month ago, not the civil war which the media fell silent to for 8 years, as Neo Nazi's killed Russian citizens. But if you're going to be a tedious c8nt about it, you might want to rethink your latest gaol post move Trigger. In 2014, the new marker you've picked just to be an argumentative pr1ck over how crypto has not gone up much, BTC was under $300. Nowadays, it's worth $41,618, an increase of 13,800%. Did you even engage your brain before that goalpost move? Bored now. Please could people with an IQ over 50 join in too, because this isn't adult debate, it's like trying to converse with a petulant teenager with a chip on their shoulder. |
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Post by captslapper on Mar 20, 2022 13:32:37 GMT
When they freeze your account.. how are you going to turn your cryptocurrency into something you can actually use.. ie cash? Does the cryptoman come round in his van with a suitcase of money? You have no idea what this all means, do you dimwit? I'll give you a clue, a high street bank is not involved. Look up decentralised currency and try to get your head around it. My Crypto wallet can have Pounds, Dollars, Euros and Crypto in it. I can transfer this and make payments to other wallets without using a bank or any other institution which can be controlled by the WEF establishment, as they recently did in Canada. You do realise of course, that crypto can be used to make payments for a lot of things. If cash gets frozen, lots of people will switch to it, as it lies outside of government control. The prices of crypto are going up since the Ukrainian conflict. Have a guess why? Right Einstein.. again, how are you going to turn your crypto currency into something you can actually use IN REALITY. You mentioned those Canadians starving in your usual hysterical way... well how are you going to buy food? Fuel for your car? Clothing? All other essentials with your cryptocurrency? Rather than telling me I dont understand, why dont you tell me how you are going to do that? And I know you dont have an answer.. I was just wondering if you'd have the brains to see the rather obvious flaw in your hilariously stupid plan. If I was you, Id not only withdraw all your money from the bank, but id also sell your cryptocurrency ASAP and cash in on that too before 'they' shut down your access to the bank. Either put all the money under your bed or get your carer to look after it for you if theyre trustworthy ( only if youre 100% sure they arent SPECTRE operatives though obviously!!) Because this plan you've got... well much like that lump of grey fog between your ears, it isn't going to work is it!  |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 20, 2022 14:04:11 GMT
clappyhapper , you need to seek professional help. Constant babyish ranting and anger at words written on a screen is not good for you.
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