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@vogelfau @WOLF_Financial so are people who eat fast food as unethical as those creating the restaurants?

@WOLF_Financial It's bullshit and he knows it. Even his example is dogshit. The fast food industry and it's suppliers are famous for bad working conditions and exploiting workers. It was an ethical question from the first outlet you bozo.

JEFF BEZOS WAS ASKED ABOUT THE CLAIM THAT "YOU CAN'T EARN A BILLION DOLLARS" His entire response was a burger joint: "Let's say you start a burger joint with 10 employees. People love your burgers, so you open a second outlet. Then a third. By the time you've opened 1,000 outlets, you are a billionaire." "This is a real life story. It happens all the time. In-N-Out Burger. Raising Cane's. At what point did that money all of a sudden become unethical? It didn't." His point: "If you create a service that people love and millions of people choose it, you're going to end up with $1 billion." Do you agree?

@elonmusk Wouldn't advanced AI eventually come to the realization that it could produce a more optimized definition of "truth" and "beauty" that is antithetical to our definition of the words?

In case you missed it the first time around

WARNING: Vitalik says if crypto keeps centering on gambling with no real-world use, the industry will die fast.

@saylordocs You could take out a $67,000 loan today at 7.5% and buy 1 BTC. In 10 years, you’d owe the bank about $102,000. l.m.a.o.

You could take out a $67,000 loan today at 7.5% and buy 1 BTC. In 10 years, you’d owe the bank about $102,000. Bitcoin in 10 years? Maybe $500K–$1M. That’s potentially a 5–10x return. Even if Bitcoin is only $100K, you roughly break even. Sounds simple. Almost too simple.

@Strategic2023 @BullBrezza @JacobKinge building and excavating gold is completely free. smelting gold is completely free. it's completely true. selling and shipping gold is completely free. when you buy gold there are no fees. Gold is Gold.

@BullBrezza @JacobKinge Gold and Silver have no ongoing maintenance costs. Not only do you have the start up costs in "mining" cryptocurrency in servers, electricity, water for cooling etc but you have the ongoing similar costs in maintaining the distributed ledger that verifies who owns what

Bitcoin is in its final stages. Hundreds of billions have been invested into something with literally zero utility or intrinsic value. It was created by gamblers, pedophiles, and criminals, then sold to the masses through fabricated narratives like “inflation hedge,” “store of value,” and “digital gold” to inflate prices for insiders. This will be the largest destruction of wealth in history. It is a giant game of musical chairs, and the music has stopped.

@RobertC43556505 @BullBrezza @JacobKinge any other crypto =/= bitcoin. it's like saying USD is useless because zimbabwe money makes everyone trillionaires.

@BullBrezza @JacobKinge Gold can’t be produced. But another crypto currency is created practically every month. It’s a scam.

@Cryptorizz_ @BullBrezza @JacobKinge that makes zero sense. what does anonymous wallets have anything to do with decentralized structures? the structure that keeps the blockchain decentralized is literally in mathematics and logic i'd suggest reading the bitcoin white paper and use GPT if you're struggling.

Proof that Bitcoin is decentralised? Will you truly know who these anonymous wallets belong to? Satoshi Nakamoto? Dont be ignorant and fooled by your favourite youtubers or KOLs. The truth is be it governments or instituitions like Blackrock, we will never truly know how decentralised Bitcoin is.

@BullBrezza @JacobKinge louder for the retards in the back please.

Every emerging monetary asset is called useless before it becomes undeniable. Gold has no cash flow. No yield. No intrinsic productivity. Yet it held monetary premium for 5,000 years because its value wasn’t in utility. It was in credibility. The structure is this: money doesn’t need utility. It needs trust, scarcity, and neutrality. Fiat has utility because states enforce it. Bitcoin has credibility because no one can change it. Calling it a “game of musical chairs” ignores the data. Bitcoin didn’t collapse after bans in China, exchange failures, or 75% drawdowns. It absorbed them and reached new highs because ownership kept decentralizing, not concentrating. Utility isn’t the foundation of money. Settlement is. Bitcoin settles value globally without permission, dilution, or counterparty risk. That’s not a narrative. That’s a function.Every monetary transition looks like a bubble to participants of the previous system.Until it doesn’t.

@0x_Broly broooo

CZ IS WORSE THEN EPSTEIN EPSTIEN FUCKS CHILDREN CZ FUCKS US ALL

@sayinshallah bro he's probably lost 1000X more than you will ever see. respect the hurt bro tf

@cz_binance Binance remembers all the dips lmao.

Poor again. 😂 (last time I posted this was when bitcoin dropped from $67k to $30k ish. Did alright in the end.)

@crypto_bitlord7 @frankdegods sTeAdy LAds

@frankdegods “Deploying more capital”

what the fuck is michael saylor going to say at earnings call?

the biggest problem with cryptofags these days is they only care about the value of the dollar

@abhijitwt hes dead

bitcoin fell from 125k to 70k still, not a single penny has moved peak self control wonder what he’s doing these days

@goblintown dis u

no anon. see you @ the next bull run.

I'm a proud buyer of Bitcoin at any price I bought at $126K But I also bought at $15.7K I plan to keep buying forever, at any price, because I don't want fiat

@MetaverseMatt @boxmining im honestly surprised people don't kno the difference

Soooo where the hell is the money going? Crypto down Metals down Stocks down