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The XRP Investor Thread
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Testing. We'll see how Basel goes this time.
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!
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 75102187 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.
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