Any of you guys invested in Cryptocurrencies?

Greenthumbskunk

Greenthumbskunk

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If so how about do you go about doing it? I was listening to an interview about the matter and it is highly interesting to say the least. Be able to have funds any where in the world without being taxed on them is very appealing.

 
ttystikk

ttystikk

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Greenthumbskunk said:
Fiat currency is what we have now. Have been that way since 1973. Don't say were oil backed either.
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I don't have a 'money market account' for a good reason.

The US dollar is backed by the full faith and credit of the government of the world's largest economy. For now, anyway.

Bitcoin and rest of the crypto currency copycats are backed by... What?
 
CannaBruh

CannaBruh

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It's amazing the lack of understanding of how a free market works... how many of you use paypal or visa or moneygram or (insert establishment) or any other service to transfer wealth/make purchases etc?

You guys like handing over 3% to paypal, or having the government and bank tell you how much you can withdraw or deposit or who you can wire money to or not.
 
CannaBruh

CannaBruh

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captainmorgan said:
Your a idiot, CC's means the end of all privacy,every transaction can be tracked.
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Who is really the idiot if your reasoning to not get into crypto is out of fear of being "tracked" by I assume the government(misconception) to then use fiat issued from those who you are afraid of tracking you? :blsmoke:
 
ttystikk

ttystikk

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CannaBruh said:
It's amazing the lack of understanding of how a free market works... how many of you use paypal or visa or moneygram or (insert establishment) or any other service to transfer wealth/make purchases etc?

You guys like handing over 3% to paypal, or having the government and bank tell you how much you can withdraw or deposit or who you can wire money to or not.
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That's why I use cash. It's cheaper then banks.
 
ttystikk

ttystikk

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SoOLED said:
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1. NEVER plead guilty to a crime you don't fully understand!
2. His 'crime' is not using the American banking system.
3. His case is about the (absence of) limits to Federal power.

No one gave the government this much power. They took it while the American People weren't paying attention.

We live in a de facto fascist system. Actions like this are proof.

Average people like the defendant in the clip get persecuted- yes I'm using the term specifically, it's not a typo- and the elite walk away from much worse without ever being prosecuted in the first place.
 
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