A full-page Bitcoin ad in today’s WSJ:
“The fringe phase is officially over.”
It argues that 1 in 4 Americans owns bitcoin, that it secures $1.25 trillion in wealth, powered the most successful ETF launch in history, and is now held on corporate and government balance sheets.
Así esta Ceuta despues de 18 dias de INVASIÓN, totalmente colapsada y miles de inmigrantes en las calles, peleandose, violando y okupando
Mientras tu preocupado por el Eclipse del 2027 de que gafas coger… País de pandereta
@LukeDashjr Man, that’s embarrassing…. It’s ok that people don’t agree with your vision of Bitcoin, it doesn’t make them pedos. Get over yourself, Luke.
@TheGuySwann I supported it, but a hard-fork is a hard pass. That is not the way. It's like losing a game, getting pouty, and leaving with your ball.
https://t.co/IswRIbBJGy
@Roughnecks110 For the folks who signed onto BIP110 hoping to move Bitcoin away from arbitrary data storage, but ended up with Bcash for spam instead of privacy. Many that read this may recall the last few forked ledgers, and how price dropped on minority chain. Prob for a mining business too?
Rand Paul is at Fort Knox going underground to see the gold. 147 million ounces, half of it stored there.
"We're gonna be talking today about what happened to our dollar when we separated from gold in 1971."