/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17373038
Not so fast, fraudman

How did he come up from nothing to being a multimillionaire who sold his lambo to buy more bitcoins?
Why was he thrown in jail?
Could be inspirational for those stewing with no idea how to start doing business

https://youtu.be/74Y_Qb2UE2A

Also Bitcoin BCH will win.

>>12500916
Poor Roger.
You can tell he is really passionate but he just isn't very bright.
I hope he didn't sell all his BSV so he doesn't end up on the streets. I don't think they would be kind to him.

>>12333299
I was having a bad day, then I felt better after watching these capitalist autists goof around with capitalist Japanese chicks

>>9629853
"Only with a continuously increasing population that has demand for the same scant resources," I replied. "If the human population ever begins to drop significantly then the demand for the same resources will also drop. Gold itself would drop in value as there would be less demand for it. There may even come a time when the population is dropping so fast that gold becomes almost worthless as the gold in discarded electronic equipment is enough for the real demand of society."
"But it would still cost money to gather the discarded electronics and refine the minerals again," (2) said.
"Not at all," I said. "By that time we would have pretty much replaced all labouring work with automated robotics. Mining, recycling, refining, manufacture, fabrication, transportation, buying and selling would be activities heavily carried out with little human intervention. Our current societies and the structures built around and for them are built with the expectation that populations will continue to grow indefinitely. Extend that out a few hundred years. A few thousand years. We either get to a top population equilibrium or our technology makes us reduce our populations. How can we enjoy our beaches if there's standing room only ? It's
not sustainable. We may find, even in our own lifetimes, the beginning of the Great Contraction."
"And what would that be ?" (2) asked.
"That is when we begin the process of dismantling our great cities," I replied. "Folks who don't sell up and move will find themselves surrounded by empty lots and grasslands as machines slowly break down and recycle the material from the neighbourhood houses. The value of properties themselves will drop as there won't be anyone wanting to move to that location any more. The value of land will drop, the costs of construction will drop due to robotic machinery. Those folks who have placed their retirement savings in the
value of their property will see it evaporate.

DRAGON ENERGY

Only those that possess Dragon Energy will prevail

that dragon energy

>>8369866
BCH

>self made millionaire
>runs for office as a libertarian in California, gets targeted with bullshit charges as a result
>invested early in bitcoin because he realized it is our only chance for freedom
>is trying to found a libertarian country so humanity can reach its peak potential

Gemini is bending the knee

>self made millionaire
>runs for office as a libertarian in California, gets targeted with bullshit charges as a result
>invested early in bitcoin because he realized it is our only chance for freedom
>is trying to found a libertarian country so humanity can reach its peak potential
>great jawline, no homo

A persecuted visionary

>>8116836
This is some pretty weird shilling. I would like to have been in on the conference call when the marketing team pitched this idea.

Besides, we already have our chad.
>charged with crimes because he ran for office as a libertarian
>made shittons of money because of his spiritual convictions
>founding his own country
>champion of liberty

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>>7509773
Call me Oedipus

>>7297462
Leftist groupthinkers hate actual true entrepreneurs. His existence makes them realize they are inferior to him.

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>>6874486
>corecucks truly are this dense
He was exposed as satoshi, or part of the satoshi teamn via his email getting hacked.
Only after that he produced fake evidence in order to get the press and coiners off his back and it worked.
Do you realize the ramifications he would face if he actually proved it?

Being known as fraud by a bunch of brainlets that cant put 1+1 together is far comfier than being known as Satoshi Nakamoto.

If you think Bitmain and Ver and Ayres and Gavin would work with him if they thought he was a fraud is maximum retard. He prroved it in private to all of them newfriend.

apologize.

>>6240251
>not bowing to the state and selling firecrackers anyways
>renouncing citizenship and becoming self made billionaire despite ex-con
Chad indeed

>>5944108
Roger got in in 2011.

>>5829995
REMEMBER THERE WAS BIGGER BTC ADOPTION IN SHOPS IN 2015 THAN TODAY

BCH is the comfiest long term hold.
I'll take a guaranteed 3x over chasing shitcoin moonmissions any day