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Thank you AXA!

Why would a bank invest in the invention designed to kill it?

>tick tock
do you own any real bitcoin?

>>13764819
no you are the retard.

all the nations of the world will have datacenters and thats where they will be mining.

imagine every country having 100 datacenters.
they all mine.

now how are you going to attack all the datacenters in all the countries huh? absolute fucking stupid tard

>>13719207
BTC is as private as it gets. It's controlled by the banks. Why did you think the fees are so high? Because the devs get paid not to compete.

Where have you been in the last 4 years? The king himself, BTC, is owned by the banks.

>>13431906
I wonder who might be behind all of this...

Daily remainder everything you reard here is meant with the sole purpose of parting you from your shekels.

>>13367032
Kike maximalist calling a Christian a kike
Imagine my shock

BCH is superior to BTC in every way except one: BTC enjoys the protection of the government because its dev team complies with it.

>>13020403
>he doesn't know

>>12568847

> digital currency jews

(((their))) chain, will not fail.
Grayscale (((publicly))) already owns close to 8% of ZEN's supply.
Barry owns large swats himelf, DGC also and Hoskinson as well. A perfect storm to be honest.

The majority of these funds will remain locked in Super nodes accruing interest.

DGC / Grayscale also has a maturity hold of 12 months on their funds which means that a accredited investor cannot pull out before this period. IF Jewscale manages to keep pulling in money as they do (Total AUM: $797.8 million rn.), this will create a equilibrium together with socialized mining rewards of investors.

Hot shit, I tell you anon.
Still, financially ruined.

>>12320099
pic related.

Blockstream is working on sidechains to sell, the only way that can work is if the main chain is crippled so people can't use it. that's what they did with the limitations, block size and others, disabled OP codes. BTC core has been infiltrated and it sucks now. BCH sucks too, for a while they were doing good but then they just turned into a blockstream 2.0

then you have the absolute retard CSW who has the right intentions of locking the protocol but, as you can see BTC is failed, it already forked like 10 times because of failed consensus.


Coins like DASH that have self governing, master nodes and self funding don't get into this shitty situations.

>>12171365
Yes, I knew Monero was a scam the moment I saw how Fluffy is related to Blockstream. I'll never use or own XMR ever.

>>12165801
You're wrong. Governments are central authorities, like corporations, and as such they can work for a common goal efficiently, while the people who "invest" in BTC do so because of short term goals of getting some more fiat, they don't self-govern, and the coin doesn't magically self-govern itself. That's also why ETH is one generation more advanced than BCH (but its time to be attacked will come too).

Serious question to /biz/raelis holding BTC: How do you know BTC won't be attacked the same way BCH was the moment it'll have to hardfork? Suddenly "Blockstream's Vision" will pop out of nowhere and will throw hundreds of millions to force the old chain and thus taking away the ticker symbol from Core.

https://medium.com/@andrewiyer/bitcoin-price-prediction-16a9dfd7744f

I say this guy is generous and it could go down a lot more, perhaps down to $500. The only reason people bought this tulip mania was because of promise of more fiat.

Also BTC needs to die simply for being co-opted.

>>12016006
You're an idiot.
At various points in the past before the present equilibrium, the majority of hashpower has gone to; segwit2x, bitcoin unlimited, bitcoin cash. The majority hashpower now goes to just one place; the most profitable coin.
A status your shitcoin is quickly losing.

>>12008943
Digital Currency Group and AXA

>>11840074
>Digital Currency Group

>>11792330
Yup, memes are all we have, uhhhhuh.

>>11742180

Barry is one of the largest insiders. There is a whole grid of connections, I am too tired to lay it out for a newfag. I once went down the entire rabbit hole, but its ridiculous who and which entities are connected to either Barry or his funds. He bought a few million in BTC from the Silkroad auction too.