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Abe Froman
User ID: 80395985 United States 07/26/2022 07:06 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | And thats whats up. https://twitter.com/_/status/1552052776376606721 We are all about to become comfortable. Lol. Crap |
Samguy User ID: 79397784 Canada 07/26/2022 08:19 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | https://twitter.com/_/status/1552009443214118912 Does this mean to set a new 24 word key to protect oneself once a transaction has been done to be quantum resistant? Can someone explain what to do to take this precaution? Not sure what David is implying to do. I am concerned with the fear level being raised of a big event false flag on the horizon. Ounce of prevention and all. Crypto Monk, can you chime in? |
My Foolish Daydream
User ID: 73398970 United States 07/26/2022 08:45 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Quoting: Vision Thing Ty! Now I know why the tweet was deleted lol. Kendra Hill deletes everything. I don't know what to think of this person tbh. I don't trust them because they're so inconsistent. One day they say XRP is the chosen one, then they say it's Stellar, then they say it's ALGO, then they say it's ADA. I personally think the future is bright for all 4, but this Kendra Hill comes off as schizophrenic. He is correct on all 4 an few others They all are ISO20022 coins. Already passed by congress. Its xrp,xlm,xdc,ada,algo,iota. There are a couple more, that are compliant with the new iso20022 regulation. You can look more in depth on it. I only invest in the iso20022 coins, because they are already compliant. She's too inconsistent to be correct. One day she's an XRP influencer, the next day she's an ALGO influencer and hates XRP. She's schizophrenic I'm pretty sure. Deletes everything she posts like a coward. You, however, are correct. Those ISOs are all compliant will be used. It's just a bad day, not a bad life. If you run, I will run, until my last breath. |
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Vision Thing
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 81146971 Canada 07/26/2022 10:04 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Russia & China have been accumulating gold for decades & are working on a gold backed currency, so they can bypass SWIFT sanctions, USD petro dollar they are also making new alliances like BRICS that are very important Nostradamus said around WW3 that power would shift from West to East |
Vision Thing
User ID: 83842682 United States 07/26/2022 10:38 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Testing. We'll see how Basel goes this time. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 75102187 A lot of interesting spec on The Tube about who the Satoshi group is. Combine Chico Crypto with Ripple lore and your getting close. The DHS agent said they went to California to meet "Satoshi" and talked with three of his associates. Big hint, "Satoshi" wrote British English. One more just because he was the working group lead (the guy behind the emails to Finney) doesn't mean he coded BTC, or for that matter introduced the philosophical and financial aim of "private money." This is my guess, another individual deeply rooted in US state security, a man of enlightenment and exceptionalism,, a Libertarian politically speaking set the philosophical groundwork for private money in a 1999 speech! Is this relevant? It's over my head at the moment & I'm probably barking up the wrong tree. [link to www.ecb.europa.eu (secure)] "It was against this background that Hayek proposed his radical solution. It called for no less than the complete abolition of the government's monopoly over the issue of fiat money, leaving the way open for comprehensive competition in its supply by the private sector. In his Hobart Paper Special No. 70, he spelt out his philosophy with respect to free competition in the supply of money: "The purpose of this scheme is to impose upon existing monetary and financial agencies a very much needed discipline by making it impossible for any of them, or for any length of time, to issue a kind of money substantially less reliable and useful than the money of any other." This was from page 297, less than 2 weeks ago, it got buried, I kind of want to pick up this thread again, didn't want it to get lost. |
nemo_solus
User ID: 78512090 Moldova 07/27/2022 12:18 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Testing. We'll see how Basel goes this time. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 75102187 A lot of interesting spec on The Tube about who the Satoshi group is. Combine Chico Crypto with Ripple lore and your getting close. The DHS agent said they went to California to meet "Satoshi" and talked with three of his associates. Big hint, "Satoshi" wrote British English. One more just because he was the working group lead (the guy behind the emails to Finney) doesn't mean he coded BTC, or for that matter introduced the philosophical and financial aim of "private money." This is my guess, another individual deeply rooted in US state security, a man of enlightenment and exceptionalism,, a Libertarian politically speaking set the philosophical groundwork for private money in a 1999 speech! Is this relevant? It's over my head at the moment & I'm probably barking up the wrong tree. [link to www.ecb.europa.eu (secure)] "It was against this background that Hayek proposed his radical solution. It called for no less than the complete abolition of the government's monopoly over the issue of fiat money, leaving the way open for comprehensive competition in its supply by the private sector. In his Hobart Paper Special No. 70, he spelt out his philosophy with respect to free competition in the supply of money: "The purpose of this scheme is to impose upon existing monetary and financial agencies a very much needed discipline by making it impossible for any of them, or for any length of time, to issue a kind of money substantially less reliable and useful than the money of any other." This was from page 297, less than 2 weeks ago, it got buried, I kind of want to pick up this thread again, didn't want it to get lost. Hayek belonged to an economic school of thought: Austrian, as opposed to the generally practiced Keynesian - see [link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)] for a more complete list. Check out: [link to mises.org (secure)] for a brief summary of Austrian economics from a basic perspective. Also, related in our current times - the Cantillion effect: [link to www.adamsmith.org (secure)] To me the interesting thing about crypto/blockchain is that it is a technology that finally allows private currency to compete with the public currency as it solves the issue of counter-party risk (aka:who can you trust). Historically, governments have used their "trustworthiness" (monopoly on the legal use of force) to issue and secure money, but history also shows that inevitably they can't resist the debasement of money to fund their excesses. We are entering into an age of the failure of centralized/globalized systems (political, cultural, monetary etc... see [link to www.fourthturning.com (secure)] for Strauss & Howes theory on this) and the question is what comes next? If you like these sorts of topics in fiction (that's looking more real every day) consider the classic Snow Crash: [link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)] It's fairly certain that Satoshi (whoever they may be) was influenced by both Snow Crash and economic schools such as the Austrians. Last Edited by nemo_solus on 07/27/2022 01:12 AM |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 80580055 Belgium 07/27/2022 08:03 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Testing. We'll see how Basel goes this time. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 75102187 A lot of interesting spec on The Tube about who the Satoshi group is. Combine Chico Crypto with Ripple lore and your getting close. The DHS agent said they went to California to meet "Satoshi" and talked with three of his associates. Big hint, "Satoshi" wrote British English. One more just because he was the working group lead (the guy behind the emails to Finney) doesn't mean he coded BTC, or for that matter introduced the philosophical and financial aim of "private money." This is my guess, another individual deeply rooted in US state security, a man of enlightenment and exceptionalism,, a Libertarian politically speaking set the philosophical groundwork for private money in a 1999 speech! Is this relevant? It's over my head at the moment & I'm probably barking up the wrong tree. [link to www.ecb.europa.eu (secure)] "It was against this background that Hayek proposed his radical solution. It called for no less than the complete abolition of the government's monopoly over the issue of fiat money, leaving the way open for comprehensive competition in its supply by the private sector. In his Hobart Paper Special No. 70, he spelt out his philosophy with respect to free competition in the supply of money: "The purpose of this scheme is to impose upon existing monetary and financial agencies a very much needed discipline by making it impossible for any of them, or for any length of time, to issue a kind of money substantially less reliable and useful than the money of any other." This was from page 297, less than 2 weeks ago, it got buried, I kind of want to pick up this thread again, didn't want it to get lost. Hayek belonged to an economic school of thought: Austrian, as opposed to the generally practiced Keynesian - see [link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)] for a more complete list. Check out: [link to mises.org (secure)] for a brief summary of Austrian economics from a basic perspective. Also, related in our current times - the Cantillion effect: [link to www.adamsmith.org (secure)] To me the interesting thing about crypto/blockchain is that it is a technology that finally allows private currency to compete with the public currency as it solves the issue of counter-party risk (aka:who can you trust). Historically, governments have used their "trustworthiness" (monopoly on the legal use of force) to issue and secure money, but history also shows that inevitably they can't resist the debasement of money to fund their excesses. We are entering into an age of the failure of centralized/globalized systems (political, cultural, monetary etc... see [link to www.fourthturning.com (secure)] for Strauss & Howes theory on this) and the question is what comes next? If you like these sorts of topics in fiction (that's looking more real every day) consider the classic Snow Crash: [link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)] It's fairly certain that Satoshi (whoever they may be) was influenced by both Snow Crash and economic schools such as the Austrians. Well, well, well we've got one who sees. Didn't know Stephenson invented the term Metaverse. Thanks Nemo. [link to theweek.com (secure)] Trad government control and oversight are retiring. It's a slow process. Something(s) must replace it. Don't be frightened. Rules are necessary. |
BLACK GHOST
User ID: 80076858 United States 07/27/2022 08:57 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Vision Thing Is this relevant? It's over my head at the moment & I'm probably barking up the wrong tree. [link to www.ecb.europa.eu (secure)] "It was against this background that Hayek proposed his radical solution. It called for no less than the complete abolition of the government's monopoly over the issue of fiat money, leaving the way open for comprehensive competition in its supply by the private sector. In his Hobart Paper Special No. 70, he spelt out his philosophy with respect to free competition in the supply of money: "The purpose of this scheme is to impose upon existing monetary and financial agencies a very much needed discipline by making it impossible for any of them, or for any length of time, to issue a kind of money substantially less reliable and useful than the money of any other." This was from page 297, less than 2 weeks ago, it got buried, I kind of want to pick up this thread again, didn't want it to get lost. Hayek belonged to an economic school of thought: Austrian, as opposed to the generally practiced Keynesian - see [link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)] for a more complete list. Check out: [link to mises.org (secure)] for a brief summary of Austrian economics from a basic perspective. Also, related in our current times - the Cantillion effect: [link to www.adamsmith.org (secure)] To me the interesting thing about crypto/blockchain is that it is a technology that finally allows private currency to compete with the public currency as it solves the issue of counter-party risk (aka:who can you trust). Historically, governments have used their "trustworthiness" (monopoly on the legal use of force) to issue and secure money, but history also shows that inevitably they can't resist the debasement of money to fund their excesses. We are entering into an age of the failure of centralized/globalized systems (political, cultural, monetary etc... see [link to www.fourthturning.com (secure)] for Strauss & Howes theory on this) and the question is what comes next? If you like these sorts of topics in fiction (that's looking more real every day) consider the classic Snow Crash: [link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)] It's fairly certain that Satoshi (whoever they may be) was influenced by both Snow Crash and economic schools such as the Austrians. Well, well, well we've got one who sees. Didn't know Stephenson invented the term Metaverse. Thanks Nemo. [link to theweek.com (secure)] Trad government control and oversight are retiring. It's a slow process. Something(s) must replace it. Don't be frightened. Rules are necessary. The easy answer is DECENTRALIZED AUTONOMOUS ORGANIZATIONS Reading Antifragile by Nasim Taleb a few years ago really primed me for understanding the implications of decentralization. It's the only plausible future. Decentralization is fractalization, found in nature. Centralization inevitably leads to decay and death. "We demolish arguments and every pretension that sets itself up against the knowledge of God, and we take captive every thought to make it obedient to Christ." |
Edmond Dantès
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Vision Thing
User ID: 83842682 United States 07/27/2022 12:43 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This was featured in DIA's video this morning, Jimmy Vallee saying "major market event within 4 weeks and the government will be begging the judge to settle the case because they need XRP to solve the market crisis" [link to twitter.com (secure)] https://twitter.com/_/status/1552083130948919299 "I believe that we are going to have a market event within the next 4 weeks." - Jimmy Vallee @ValhilCapital Likes Here's the whole interview, Jimmy Vallee from July 24th, that this clip above is from, don't know if the whole interview gives more context to the claim of "an imminent market event that only XRP can solve" but I guess that's the narrative we've been told since we got into this, [link to www.youtube.com (secure)] This clip from Zach Rector's recent livestream gives more nuts and bolts to how it would play out if there were "A Market Event That Only XRP Can Solve" per Jimmy Vallee [link to www.youtube.com (secure)] This may not provide a calendar date but we know an event is coming and it needs a trigger and a protocol and the above videos spell it out what might happen and how it might happen. The quote from Jimmy Vallee from the interview posted July 24 says, "Within the next 4 weeks". |
Vision Thing
User ID: 83842682 United States 07/27/2022 12:53 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | (truncated) Quoting: nemo_solus We are entering into an age of the failure of centralized/globalized systems (political, cultural, monetary etc... see [link to www.fourthturning.com (secure)] for Strauss & Howes theory on this) and the question is what comes next? If you like these sorts of topics in fiction (that's looking more real every day) consider the classic Snow Crash: [link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)] It's fairly certain that Satoshi (whoever they may be) was influenced by both Snow Crash and economic schools such as the Austrians. Well, well, well we've got one who sees. Didn't know Stephenson invented the term Metaverse. Thanks Nemo. [link to theweek.com (secure)] Trad government control and oversight are retiring. It's a slow process. Something(s) must replace it. Don't be frightened. Rules are necessary. Oh cool. I haven't read Stephenson, but I have read all of William Gibson multiple times, except the most recent one Agency. Here are the books from that link above, Peter Thiel's list The Black Swan by Nassim Nicholas Taleb The weirdest idea anyone ever had about the future is that we should expect it to look like the past — but that's what the reigning science of statistics assumes. Nassim Taleb has not been fooled; he is the single best guide to understanding uncertainty. New Atlantis by Francis Bacon Today we take for granted what used to exist only in dreams. Francis Bacon dreamed of science and technology to make our lives better. We've gotten a lot done since, but New Atlantis is still futuristic, especially for science fiction from 1627. The American Challenge by Jean-Jacques Servan-Schreiber In 1968, Servan-Schreiber predicted relentless economic growth for America; he wrote this book to wake up his European audience to the threat of eclipse. It was a controversial best-seller, but nobody argued with the premise. In the 1960s, everyone expected progress. This is the future we have lost. The Right Stuff by Tom Wolfe "What is it, I wondered, that makes a man willing to sit up on top of an enormous Roman candle…and wait for someone to light the fuse?" Wolfe asks that question in his classic about the test pilots who became the first astronauts. It's both a great history of the space race and a meditation on how to steel yourself to take risks. The Sovereign Individual by Lord William Rees-Mogg and James Dale Davidson This book breaks the taboo on prophecy: We're not supposed to talk about a future that doesn't include the powerful states that rule over us today. Rees-Mogg and Davidson argue that national governments could soon become as antiquated as 19th-century empires. The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson You can't build new things just with technical know-how; you need imagination. Stephenson's is boundless: This novel is not just the most entertaining book you can read about artificial intelligence and nanotechnology; it will inspire inventions your kids will use — or create. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78288822 United States 07/27/2022 01:12 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I'm listening to George Gammon now breaking down the interrelationship between the EU and WEF Quoting: Vision Thing [link to www.youtube.com (secure)] I love how this guy has an epiphany while researching these people live on Google. OF COURSE THEY'RE ALL PART OF WEF!!! "Build Back Better" "Green New Deal" "CBDC" All the same! WEF, WEF, WEF! |
Vision Thing
User ID: 83842682 United States 07/27/2022 01:24 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I'm listening to George Gammon now breaking down the interrelationship between the EU and WEF Quoting: Vision Thing [link to www.youtube.com (secure)] I love how this guy has an epiphany while researching these people live on Google. OF COURSE THEY'RE ALL PART OF WEF!!! "Build Back Better" "Green New Deal" "CBDC" All the same! WEF, WEF, WEF! He's fulfilling a valuable role, explaining these things in terms that people can understand, people who never heard of any of these things before. He's talking to his audience, a lot of them are new to everything. Nobody's perfect - that's why we have to get information from many sources, not just one. |
Vision Thing
User ID: 83842682 United States 07/27/2022 04:43 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Yeah well, Reaper RPR is my favorite project in crypto, so sue me. [link to twitter.com (secure)] https://twitter.com/_/status/1552350443904405504 "Those who produce value will always absorb the value of those who consume" "Phase IX turns everyone from Consumers to Producers" New whitepaper out soon. [link to www.thereaper.io (secure)] |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 80580055 Belgium 07/28/2022 01:14 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I went back through several many pages of this great thread to see if I could find where my friend mentioned Quoting: Vision Thing Matthew Mellon Now I wish I would have jumped to look that up at the time. I'll find it, but in the meantime this: The article (4 years old) says "Matthew Mellon, the bad boy of one of America's greatest family fortunes, was one of the earliest crypto evangelists." [link to twitter.com (secure)] https://twitter.com/_/status/1551615770978828288 Hmmm, recently divorced, drug addict . . .. my new boyfriend? Sorry couldn't resist. That jacket too. We could work something out, despite the age difference. I'm headed to the convent with my ill gotten gains. So, they with the access are usually weak, dull and selfish. Matthew thought outside the box and had the courage (impudence?) to act on it. Rumor says there are a thousand wallets with a Million X$#s Ben de Rofchild---->Edmond de Rothschild Fund---->SBI Holdings. RIP Jan. (NINETEEN), 2021 One more who tried...mmmm, saw the writing on the wall. |
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Edmond Dantès
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 80857252 United States 07/29/2022 09:29 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You're welcome, so glad everyone is here. I really thought I'd have gotten smarter reading GLP and following the news, but alas I'm still dumb. And, I do not believe XRP is going to make me wealthy. Quoting: pool Hate to be a DebDown but I have to agree with you pool. Maybe you think XRP won't soar, I think it will but I am not optimistic for us dreamers tbh. Would love to be sooo wrong. [link to www.godlikeproductions.com] |
My Foolish Daydream
User ID: 73398970 United States 07/29/2022 09:38 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You're welcome, so glad everyone is here. I really thought I'd have gotten smarter reading GLP and following the news, but alas I'm still dumb. And, I do not believe XRP is going to make me wealthy. Quoting: pool Feeling the same to be honest. The SEC case feels like it's more important than XRP itself. It's just a bad day, not a bad life. If you run, I will run, until my last breath. |
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Vision Thing
User ID: 83842682 United States 07/29/2022 06:31 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | https://twitter.com/_/status/1553196178073784321 That awesome graphic is from this video [link to www.youtube.com (secure)] Last Edited by Vision Thing on 07/29/2022 10:19 PM |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 83936679 United States 07/29/2022 08:17 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You're welcome, so glad everyone is here. I really thought I'd have gotten smarter reading GLP and following the news, but alas I'm still dumb. And, I do not believe XRP is going to make me wealthy. Quoting: pool Feeling the same to be honest. The SEC case feels like it's more important than XRP itself. I must admit that I'm tired of the sideways trading. I will say that if you look at the folks behind Ripple it becomes very clear that XRP is meant for way more. We live in a time when we can have just about anything we want right now. I can look up obscure music on YouTube and play it just about anywhere. Amazon prime offers same day delivery in a lot of places. I too am impatient when it comes to waiting on my crypto to mature with utility behind it. Hang in there everyone. There is a payday coming. |
Edmond Dantès
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User ID: 78109542 United States 07/30/2022 03:16 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | im still stacking..but yall will all have jobs on my bikini team if you sell so theres that. https://imgur.com/63Jnmpc Last Edited by Edmond Dantès on 07/30/2022 03:20 AM |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 80625780 France 07/30/2022 03:19 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | the case is a pathetic stall tactic as the US is corrupt throughout, the financial system is a big fake pyramid scheme. The regulators are owned by the big banks who call the shots Quoting: Anonymous Coward 83810244 it's just a waiting game honestly It is, we can't count on our institutions, but there are some tech biggies trying their best. I have a new scenario (later), headed to Basel, Geneva (conCERN), maybe a bit of champagne dans la campagne avec you know who, getting sick of it really, let's get this show on the road! |