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𝘾𝙍𝙔𝙋𝙏𝙊𝙂Ξ𝙉𝙄𝙆
@Cryptogenik
Entrepreneurship & DeFi Living 15 mins into the future
Definition: "Unknown Origin" شامل ہوئے Ocak 2018
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@RichardHeartWin People need to crave more crypto instead of the crap they can buy with it. They dream of having millions of dollars. They should be trying to stack sats instead of being a poser.
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@RichardHeartWin @MetaMask Contract api parity with the eth systems that were forked, and clearly marking the pulsechain versionsof token. In fact clearly marking the chains any toke is from but especially pre fork tokens
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.@Metamask has reached out and would like to make things better for PulseChain. VERY specifically tell me what you need fixed, in a concise and replicable description. I already told them about the difficulty with adding the free ERC20 copied tokens from the full system state fork. Let's hear it.
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@Vivek4real_ Bitcoin theft. Big money shaking out small money to make them look dumb later.
Basically, charted anonymous cyber-bullying
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@binance Binance telling me to touch grass now? I didn't believe the other comments, so I did it myself...
Actually pretty smart engagement farming
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@BobCremerius @simplykashif You do know that the tulip mania was mostly a fiction written by a Scottish man based on pamphlets that were like an ancient Mad Magazine of their day making fun of the Dutch right?
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@simplykashif I agree with Michael Burry, it’s the tulip bulbs of our time.
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@daveweisberger @simplykashif Bingo couldn't have said it better myself. I don't think anyone has doubled down as hard as Peter - reminds me of Bill Gates when he said 1MB of ram is all anyone would ever need.
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Considering that the statement begs the question by assuming Bitcoin has no value: no.
Moreover, the statement is manifestly false, as the vast majority of Bitcoin buyers who sold over the past 15 years did so at a higher dollar value than they paid.
All of his arguments stem from the incorrect central thesis that nothing virtual can have value. He fails to recognize that materiality is irrelevant in the digital age, since even fiat currencies (dollars, euros, etc.) exist primarily in digital form, with physical notes and coins being phased out.
More importantly, he ignores that gold’s monetary premium—which has nothing to do with its industrial or jewelry utility—drives at least 80% of its price. If that were not true, platinum, which is significantly rarer and historically traded at 2.5× gold’s price, would still be worth far more per ounce.
That same monetary premium is what Bitcoin is positioned to capture, as its investors continue to signal through relentless network growth. Focusing only on short-term price action misses the most important chart in finance: Bitcoin’s hashrate rising to 115 exahashes.

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This is the STUPIDEST argument to claim that Bitcoin is somehow better than gold... Yeesus...
First of all NO ONE TRADES WITH GOLD DIRECTLY. No one had traded directly with gold since like 2000 BC. Gold is the BACKING for a monetary system. IT CAN be used directly, and like anything it can be forged so, buyer beware! You SHOULD have a suite of tools to validate it, and smelt it if you have to! But it isn't necessary and it is stupid to assume this.
Second, these days these "separate tools" are so advanced you can carry them in your keychain. No different than a shit coin wallet. Which by the way... you HAVE TO TRADE USING THIRD PARTY TOOLS DUHHH. They are called "electronics" and without them your shitcoin is worthless!
Third! Can you explain exactly why Bitcoin isn't worthless like any other fiat currency? Asset backed currencies are redeemable.... what is Bitcoin redeemable for? If it isn't redeemable for a fixed amount of any one type of goods and services or a basket thereof... then how is convertibility established? Is the value set by supply and demand? Evidently it isn't! As we have seen multiple times! And what exactly happens if one or multiple parties control a huge percentage of the available coins? Could they influence the value of the shitcoin? Yes/no? What happens if such a party is a state actor with power to print fiat and purchase shitcoin in the open market then use the "reserves" to crash it at will?? What happens as shitcoin keeps escalating and satoshis become too expensive to buy daily goods and services? Keep adding pyramid levels? How is this not the same as monetary inflation?
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🔥 CZ WON THE BITCOIN DEBATE IN LESS THAN A MINUTE
CZ pulled out a gold bar during the Bitcoin v. Gold debate and asked Peter Schiff to verify if it was real. Schiff was unable to verify it without having extra tools.
CZ seized the moment to push the point that Bitcoin transactions are verified instantly, on the blockchain— while gold still struggles with basic authentication.
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@RichardHeartWin "If you do you best..." - I really like that; I say "Persistence Pays" for short. You can have that one from me Rich +CG TY
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3 hours remain before rates go up 6.25% daily. $9.4M so far. ProveX.com & ProveX.info Enjoy your 47 minute long video.
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@chooserich What a crashout my guy btc is only 30% from the top chill drama queen. STOP YAPPING. oh you must have been using leverage thinking it was safe after the last flush out... that's it isn't it?
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@ErikVoorhees Capitalism requires competition requires the freedom to choose requires the freedom to move.
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It is appropriate that states compete for good governance.
We should desire more of this, and less central authority in Washington.
Paul Grewal@iampaulgrewal
Today @Coinbase is announcing our decision to leave Delaware and reincorporate in Texas. This decision was not made lightly, but we’ll always do what’s best for our customers, our employees, and our shareholders. 1/6
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@cometwtf Oh really? Sounds like engagement farming but Im game if your game...
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