What would happen if the biggest early adopter #bitcoin holders decided suddenly to cash out their profits, would you then get a lambo, or hold an empty bag? What's their incentive to #hodl anyway, being rich on paper? https://t.co/sWYycSlcjS
Crypto users use their magic internet money to buy drugs and openly advertise their purchase online? What a big surprise, that latter. Would have thought LE's using internet and social media too, these days & Twitter has records of all users. https://t.co/JsZKf8RI8B
Bitcoin is taking money away from the society and banks, handing it out to cyber criminals and other scammers who take their bitcoins back to bank to exchange them into fiat to buy expensive stuff straight. That's what bitcoin's Robin Hood policies are in practice. Be the fool!
Clear statement that bitcoin zealots are using too much drugs thus suffering from mental health issues. Economy with taxation has been proven to be the best way to ensure progress and fairness in societies. People who need to hide their assets from the rest are mostly criminals. https://t.co/L5ITjelMTU
Take away the power to use force on people to steal from them (aka taxes) & the most evil and brutal dictator becomes a harmless volunteer salesperson.
Taxes are a theft of resources that can enable tyrants.
Bitcoin puts wealth in control of people and makes such theft harder.
@CryptoMessiah Cryptos are equivalent in variety to Linux distros, they're all pretty much similar by the idea and just waiting for mass user adoption to pick up.
Everyone also needs their own private blockchain to keep track of all their actions, every newborn baby will be implanted with head, wrists and ankles GPS/movement sensors to ensure not a limb moves without a record, period. https://t.co/nruZx0wdoq
'It's not my fault what the future holds so if it's scary I apologize': A top tech investor says cameras watching your every move is inevitable in the US https://t.co/xVGTCRiw4b
Buzzword #blockhain. The most inane tech buzzword ever to raise billions in fiat from unaware average joe buyers with plethora of all false sales arguments. Blockchain advocators must be laughing all the way to their banks to raise some windfall. #DYOR https://t.co/jAMXCEp77t
@DanDarkPill Well, zero sum bubble economics can be deceiving, risky and anything but predictable. Who's to say that crypto markets will recover from the 2017 bubble anytime soon, if ever? Bursting bubbles make people rightly wary and the amount of true believers is always rather limited.
If we look at the ~ 60 most traded coins on IDEX, the majority (31 out of 58) is currently trading below ICO price. Only 17 (30%) have more then doubled in price and 13 of them lost more then 50% of their value.
@ButtCoin Crypto community members simply use too much drugs, or have mental issues adding to their paranoia, or just spread FUD about organized society to make their case for cryptographed p2p economy. Only ones who really need "censorship free" economy are criminals hiding their loots.
@officialmcafee Many who got rich quick are lucky idiots soon to over spend their windfalls to bankruptcy with posh lifestyles and die poor. Will be the destiny of many "crypto investors" who bought the top and hodled too long to get anything back. 2017 bubble will take long, if ever recovers.
Internet and social media are bubbles that will eventually burst inot oblivion when people realize how inane they are, catering mostly for hackers and other scammers or computer age criminals. https://t.co/DzaY7UK22o
@null_coins Ever occurred to you that you're been played by the most devious pyramid scheme artists in history of mankind, the crypto whales and shillers who buy at low 1st, then tweet to shill and dump at the peak of value on the following wave of fomo buyers? Learn your economics, simple.
@EarthDollar@iamjosephyoung@CarpeNoctom Like when you shoot down any of the high flying yet all false marketing arguments for any of the cryptos? You're spot on..
@iamjosephyoung@CarpeNoctom Crypto zealots know how to utilize their self-victimization tactics, no? Taking personal credit for charity is part self-promotion and mentioning doing it with cryptos is shear shilling. If you mention doing charity in fiat, it's not shilling, as fiats are de facto currencies.
@ShitcoinSherpa@iamjosephyoung@CarpeNoctom Pineapple fund was leading by example, an anonymous charity that nobody took personal credit for. Taking personal credit for charity is always part self-promotion, mentioning doing it particularly with cryptos goes for shilling too, not the same as mentioning govt. issued tender.