Food for thought...
$HOT.X - 177,619,433,541 (supply)
$BTC.X - 18,684,925 (supply)
*Dividing the total supply of BTC into HOT to get an accurate ratio of supply, you can see that...
9,506 HOT = 1 BTC
So if 1 BTC is worth ... https://t.co/mVTVXdKA1g
$HOT.X sooooooo I stopped using Binance a long time ago. Thought I had pulled all funds out, but just redownloaded app and logged in to find that I held my HOLO from more than two years ago and completely forgot about it... 9... https://t.co/56MfyJlj2j
The euro is 16 years old. Bitcoin is 10 years old. Both digital currencies. One governed by politicians and debased as a matter of policy. One governed by open-source code and impossible to debase. Which more likely lives to see 30 years of age?
The CLOUD Act passed. It destroys privacy globally, so it had to be snuck into the $1.3 trillion omnibus without debate.
Encrypt. Encrypt. Encrypt. Go Dark.
When privacy is criminalized, only criminals have privacy. We got sold out, again.
So while the banking regulators in India were bashing bitcoin for being "unregulated", a $2 bn fraud ring was growing under their noses. One of their biggest banks (regulated) was doing all the money laundering.
Honestly, it's almost as if money laundering is the job of banks
Countless millennials are buried in student loan debt, along with other debt in an economy that appears to have no end in sight. Yet old money, is uninterested in financial innovation, rather go to the grave with mounds of money and control, Why?