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@GerardoESMartin

Trader, Crypto enthusiast, #Bitcoin hodler after years of silence on social networks this get me back https://t.co/LS12XCBlvV It’s time to call out Core

Katılım Nisan 2024
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Documenting Saylor
Documenting Saylor@saylordocs·
Vitalik doesn’t buy Ethereum, only sells it. Ripple doesn’t buy XRP, only sells it. The US doesn’t buy USD, only prints it. There can only be one Bitcoin— wake up
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MaxiTears@GerardoESMartin·
@dotkrueger wait for what? how long will the price keep going up? And then what? exchange it for fiat?
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Fred Krueger
Fred Krueger@dotkrueger·
The trade is simple, but nobody is interested. Just buy as much Bitcoin as you can, and wait.
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MaxiTears@GerardoESMartin·
@signifec @LukeDashjr @CoinCornerDanny You’re oversimplifying... This isn’t the Bitcoin I bought in 2012 - it’s a crippled version of it. Not even what the whitepaper describes anymore. I’m not leaving for the profit, but because I still believe some devs can save the original idea... $BTC is just a chase for price.
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Dr. Papa Crouz.
Dr. Papa Crouz.@signifec·
@GerardoESMartin @LukeDashjr @CoinCornerDanny You invested in Bitcoin, you make a lot of money, now you think bitcoin topped and you put that money on shitcoins, you're chasing the maximum profits, it's not bad to gamble, it's bad to want bitcoin to die because you cash out, you don't understand bitcoin.
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Danny Scott ⚡
Danny Scott ⚡@CoinCornerDanny·
BIP 110 guys, please convince me why someone should support it.
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MaxiTears@GerardoESMartin·
@LukeDashjr @CoinCornerDanny Oh yes sorry, I should’ve been clearer - I meant when Bitcoin dies, the world will be better off. Zero innovation, zero solutions...
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MaxiTears@GerardoESMartin·
@maxkeiser Whatever you’re smoking, keep it away from economic discussions Max
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Max Keiser
Max Keiser@maxkeiser·
Money existed before the state. Bitcoin separates money from state. Bitcoin kills the state.
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MaxiTears@GerardoESMartin·
@LukeDashjr @CoinCornerDanny Liar. The best thing that could happen to crypto is for Bitcoin ($BTC) to die. Not because decentralization or digital money are bad ideas - but because Bitcoin has become a brake on innovation.
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MaxiTears@GerardoESMartin·
@theta_jones22 @Lightswarm BCash already lost? I wasn’t OK at all when $BCH was created, and I believed in $BTC. But if you’re sane and look back at it now… you’d have to be a complete idiot to think that $BCH is the one that lost. What you see today is no longer the Bitcoin ($BTC) it used to be. wake up
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Quantum Alchemist Jones
Quantum Alchemist Jones@AgenticJonesy·
You see how you contradict yourself here? You say that Ver "only funded" then rant about how funding is the problem. You need to read the Blocksize wars and learn what really happened. Come on man. Nobody is buying this bullshit and BCash already lost. Here's Bitcoin Jesus, hes telling you who he is. youtu.be/V36uuGFo64E?si…
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MaxiTears@GerardoESMartin·
@jtevelow @farrmacro @HijackingBTC 3) You don’t need me to give you reasons to read another book - just like you don’t need to give reasons to others. The decision is yours... You can either keep acting like you’re wiser than everyone else, or let your ego step aside and read something else... and maybe find out.
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Jesse Tevelow
Jesse Tevelow@jtevelow·
I haven’t. But I’ve read enough books to feel confident in my position. Your approach is a classic straw man type of attack, but I’ve seen that before so it doesn’t bother me. You aim to distract instead of speak logically about how things actually work. Bitcoin can’t be hijacked. So I’m going to choose to not spend my time with that book—unless you tell me something that makes me think otherwise. I’m always open to ideas, but I operate based on logic and efficiency, not emotion and circular argument loops. Time is the only asset you can’t replenish. If you read a book about hijacking Bitcoin and believed it, that’s a signal I likely shouldn’t waste my time communicating with you.
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Richard Farr
Richard Farr@farrmacro·
Ok here’s your question for the Bitcoin evangelists. And it’s an incredibly important question. You say Bitcoin is financial freedom and it’s going to $1,000,000, correct? And there will be only 21,000,000 coins, correct? Then how is BTC financial freedom for the 8 billion people who currently do not own any Bitcoin? How is providing epic life altering wealth to just 1.3% of the world’s population (only 100m people actually own any Bitcoin) the solution to wealth inequality? They will give you their gibberish. And then ask them if they are willing to part with their coins immediately to ensure social cohesion. There’s your answer folks. It’s a scam
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MaxiTears@GerardoESMartin·
@jtevelow @farrmacro @HijackingBTC 2) The moment someone starts saying that, I’m almost certain there’s no point continuing the conversation. Some things people just have to figure out on their own.
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MaxiTears@GerardoESMartin·
@jtevelow @farrmacro @HijackingBTC 1) People who are too confident in their positions are always suspicious. A healthy mindset is skepticism and constantly re-examining your own beliefs - not telling others they “don’t understand Bitcoin.”
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MaxiTears@GerardoESMartin·
@jtevelow @farrmacro Almost agree. And when he reads your book and other Bitcoin books, I’d also suggest reading Hijacking Bitcoin book (@HijackingBTC). Then we can come back to his question - and to your answer - again. By the way, have you read that book?
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Jesse Tevelow
Jesse Tevelow@jtevelow·
Man, you don’t understand Bitcoin at all. Read my book. Read Larry’s book. Read anyone’s book about Bitcoin. You don’t understand it. I know that’s annoying to hear, but it’s evident by what you are saying. If you read a book about it and still feel the same way, there’s not much we can do for you—but you should at least try that. If you’re not willing to do that, you have an ego problem. If you’re feeling upset by our comments—it’s your ego. Try to remove that. If you can’t, you’re essentially a lost cause. Good luck buddy.
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MaxiTears@GerardoESMartin·
@bramk @michaeljburry Maybe you’re the one misunderstanding it. Difficulty adjustment is a reaction to the symptom, not a solution...
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MaxiTears@GerardoESMartin·
@saifedean @jakeshieldsajj I think he’s looking for someone who actually understands Bitcoin and its background not some detached armchair theorist, sorry... :)
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Jake Shields
Jake Shields@jakeshieldsajj·
I just picked up hijacking Bitcoin I was told everything Roger Ver said about Bitcoin is being proven in the Epstein files Any idea of who to interview on this topic?
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MaxiTears@GerardoESMartin·
@bramk Lots of words, little substance. Bitcoin isn’t neutral, is steered by a small group, and with high fees and slow transactions it’s a strange definition of "better money"...
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Bram Kanstein
Bram Kanstein@bramk·
Bitcoin's value comes from the fact that it is an open source computer protocol for money that underpins a global decentralized network for exchanging value that is verifiable by anyone, with a currency unit that has an absolute finite supply, ensuring it is stable, predictable, and will never be debased. It is permissionless, a-political, a-religious, transparent, antifragile, and neutral. It can be used to conduct 24/7/365 final settlement without any third party and you can take Bitcoin that is your actual property, anywhere in the world. It is not a trade, not an investment, it is a superior form of MONEY that is being monetized during the last stages of a fourth turning where the current global reserve currency is facing the headwinds of an unpayable debt. Hope this helps. I can't understand it for you unfortunately.
Olivier Blanchard@ojblanchard1

On Bitcoin, and what happened yesterday. Some assets have a fundamental value, for example future dividends for stocks. Most investors buy them based on their assessment of fundamentals. Some assets have no fundamental value, or at most a fuzzy one, for example Bitcoin. Most investors buy them on their hope of capital gains. These investors are much more likely than stock investors to extrapolate past gains, move in herds, leading to extreme volatility.

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0dteKyle🇺🇸@0dteKyle·
so one bitcoin $btc is $63,000 and one bitcoin cash is $461 $bch and both do exactly the same thing? lol why would anyone buy the 63k one?
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Cindy Wang
Cindy Wang@nomadcindyy·
4 years ago, Vitalik called BCH a failure. Today? Now let’s talk about Ethereum’s real problems: 1.Token concentration. Massive Chinese ICO whales still hold huge bags. Where do you think Trend Research got all that ETH from? 2.Woke culture. Vitalik tweets about Ukraine every day. Naive! Wars aren’t won by virtue signaling — they’re won with more artillery and better missiles. 3.Corruption. Grants, foundations, insider games. Ethereum is run more like a priesthood than an open ecosystem. BCH was born out of rebellion. ETH is rotting from within. Still, I sincerely wish Ethereum the best.
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