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I keep asking where this vast pool of money is for cashing in Bitcoin? Or do the inventors hold it all for themselves and spend it? What backs bitcoin. I say not a dime.
My issue is it's manipulated all the time, no off button and you could go to zero in an instant since there are no protections or stop trading moments.
 
I keep asking where this vast pool of money is for cashing in Bitcoin? Or do the inventors hold it all for themselves and spend it? What backs bitcoin. I say not a dime.
If you could pay your taxes in bitcoin, then it would be game on. So the local sheriff is backing the dollar and not bitcoin. That will likely never change. Sure you can convert to dollars to pay them, but that creates a taxable event and props up demand for the dollar.
Not an answer to my question.
They use it as collateral for leverage plays in dollars.
 
OK so there is absolutely not one thin dime backing this "currency". No insurance, no safeguards just bupkis! I'll trust silver, gold, lead and bread. We saw what happened with 'Ol Sam.
 
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OK so there is absolutely not one thin dime backing this "currency". No insurance, no safeguards just bupkis! I'll trust silver, gold, lead and bread.
Agreed. I’m no fan of fiat currencies, but they are at least backed by the threat of force. None of the big ones have any sort of physical backup .
 
OK so there is absolutely not one thin dime backing this "currency". No insurance, no safeguards just bupkis! I'll trust silver, gold, lead and bread.
Just that it is rare... that's the only draw…but there is no value to it I can see.
 
OK so there is absolutely not one thin dime backing this "currency". No insurance, no safeguards just bupkis! I'll trust silver, gold, lead and bread.
Just that it is rare... that's the only draw…but there is no value to it I can see.
The draw is its use outside of a traditional banking system. Which is a good reason to like it and for governments to hate and eventually sabotage it once it’s obvious that they can’t compete with it.
 
I keep asking where this vast pool of money is for cashing in Bitcoin? Or do the inventors hold it all for themselves and spend it? What backs bitcoin. I say not a dime.
Here's an eight minute video. It starts about one minute in. "Everyone hates Bitcoin before they love Bitcoin."
I can easily see you being a Bitcoin proponent two years from now.

 
So what happens when the government bans the use of crypto and has the NSA monitor any US computer connecting to a crypto site? The commie dems would do this in a heart beat to make sure the "rich" are paying their fair share. They already require a crypto statement on every 1040 filed by taxpayers.
 
So what happens when the government bans the use of crypto and has the NSA monitor any US computer connecting to a crypto site? The commie dems would do this in a heart beat to make sure the "rich" are paying their fair share. They already require a crypto statement on every 1040 filed by taxpayers.
Yes that's the number one problem. Crypto/Bitcoin could have a perfect transaction use case, be a perfect store of value, be backed by some cool mineral that no one has even heard of yet and still be worth nothing overnight by the flip of a switch because it is good.
The irony is that when/if bitcoin is ready to replace the dollar and its value and utility are very high and use case understood and ready to execute, is the precise moment that it will get shut off or sabotaged.
 
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I keep asking where this vast pool of money is for cashing in Bitcoin? Or do the inventors hold it all for themselves and spend it? What backs bitcoin. I say not a dime.
Here's an eight minute video. It starts about one minute in. "Everyone hates Bitcoin before they love Bitcoin."
I can easily see you being a Bitcoin proponent two years from now.

The guy who owns 12% of Bitcoin is here to tell us how great it is and that everyone should use it. I'm shocked.
 
I forgot to mention them just issuing more bitcoin as much and whenever they like.
Like I said there is NOTHING backing bitcoin. Not a damn pennies worth. The folks that started though are multi billionaires…
I'm not convinced.
 
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I forgot to mention them just issuing more bitcoin as much and whenever they like.
Like I said there is NOTHING backing bitcoin. Not a damn pennies worth. The folks that started though are multi billionaires…
I'm not convinced.
Theoretically, there is a limit on bitcoin mining and a scheduled termination in 2040. Theoretically.
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Bitcoin halving is coded to occur once every 210,000 blocks, or roughly every four years, and will continue in this fashion until 
the final supply of 21 million BTC is reached
. It is assumed that the last BTC will be mined in 2140.
 
I forgot to mention them just issuing more bitcoin as much and whenever they like.
Like I said there is NOTHING backing bitcoin. Not a damn pennies worth. The folks that started though are multi billionaires…
I'm not convinced.
Theoretically, there is a limit on bitcoin mining and a scheduled termination in 2040. Theoretically.
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Bitcoin halving is coded to occur once every 210,000 blocks, or roughly every four years, and will continue in this fashion until 
the final supply of 21 million BTC is reached
. It is assumed that the last BTC will be mined in 2140.
Anything stopping them from making more?
 
I forgot to mention them just issuing more bitcoin as much and whenever they like.
Like I said there is NOTHING backing bitcoin. Not a damn pennies worth. The folks that started though are multi billionaires…
I'm not convinced.
Theoretically, there is a limit on bitcoin mining and a scheduled termination in 2040. Theoretically.
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Bitcoin halving is coded to occur once every 210,000 blocks, or roughly every four years, and will continue in this fashion until 
the final supply of 21 million BTC is reached
. It is assumed that the last BTC will be mined in 2140.
Anything stopping them from making more?
Promises from someone. Take that to the bank - or not.
 
I forgot to mention them just issuing more bitcoin as much and whenever they like.
Like I said there is NOTHING backing bitcoin. Not a damn pennies worth. The folks that started though are multi billionaires…
I'm not convinced.
Theoretically, there is a limit on bitcoin mining and a scheduled termination in 2040. Theoretically.
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Bitcoin halving is coded to occur once every 210,000 blocks, or roughly every four years, and will continue in this fashion until 
the final supply of 21 million BTC is reached
. It is assumed that the last BTC will be mined in 2140.
Still Doesn’t have an intrinsic value though.
 
Also one would need internet to use bitcoin would they not? I keep forgetting to ask that one.
 
That's why I would invest in gold. The metal has be highly valued for thousands of years.

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Inside the innermost coffin laid King Tut's mummified remains clad with a golden death mask in the Kings likeness. The 22 pound mask sits 1.8 feet tall and contains a total of 321.5 troy ounces of gold. This gives it a value of about $804,000 just its weight in gold (321.5 x $2,500 an ounce).
 
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