/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29191055
my guess is that the prices are being pumped up with fake money, i.e. Tether, in order to wash out real money through crooked exchanges, i.e. Bitfinex and Binance and probably others, in preparation for regulations which will crash the prices dramatically.

>>27577879
economic output is power, a tyranical country that has ideologically justified conquest of other nations will grow beyond any other nations ability to contain.
the real world isn't like mario kart where you can get lapped and catch up. There are thresholds of no return there is a ratio between economies where 99% of war games go to one side.

I don't know what is going on same way I wouldn't have known about the Manhattan project or the feasibility of a no gold standard petro dollar. It's possible there's some strategy where you allow them to pump their economy at your expense and then pull off like a drug dealer. it seems more likely especially post bidens election that their is no significant power in the world on the side of freedom and we have to go to full blown global despotism before there is some kind of change in the cycle of civilization.
I don't know just trying to get as independent as possible

>>25931127
huh. you didn't notice the people calling you a bot and making fun of you in MS paint pictures over the course of several threads? or maybe i'm thinking of someone else.

sorry for calling you a robot, fren, that wasn't very nice of me

>>25931159
because you are very special and Jesus loves you anon. and/or you were chosen by Uncle Sam to carry out a mission of great importance- to take down the Cabal once and for all. it's even possible you took on this mission before you were born and this is the purpose for which you incarnated on Earth. or, yknow, it could just be that you were bored and found the right thing at the right time, who fucking knows? not me

>>23876338
i try not to be too much of a blind follower but it really does look like the DNC engaged in election fraud, specifically by counting fake ballots in major cities in swing states and possibly by fabricating votes wholesale through the use of hacked vote-counting machines/software

the disparity in down-ballot candidate choices particularly strikes me as unlikely- i know a lot of centrist/old-fashioned conservative republicans don't like trump, but it just seems weird that hundreds of thousands of voters would either only vote for biden and not any other democrat, or only biden and all other candidates republican.

the timing of Joe's come-from-behind surge (especially the switch in Wisconsin where 120,000 votes seemed to appear from nowhere) seemed suspicious as well.

to say nothing of the 'glitches'

it should be an interesting few months! I'm curious to see how the court battles play out.

as a student of the CIA coup playbook, it's interesting because this is textbook election fraud- in fact, it's very similar to what we just did in Bolivia not too long ago.

this, to me, represents the logical culmination in what we've been seeing happen since 9/11 and especially since the introduction of Petraeus' counterinsurgency doctrine- we're seeing all the policies we used to govern our world empire during the late cold war and then Pax Americana in the 90s and early 2000s all being applied to the domestic theater. So, really, the fact that the Deep State/Cabal/DNC/black hat intelligence apparatus/whatever you want to call it is trying to pull an Allende on Trump isn't that surprising.

i do worry, however, that when they see it's not working and Trump isn't giving in, they'll do something horrible, some kind of mass casualty false flag so bad that people will accept any kind of port in the storm.

>>16165914
ww3 has already started, its an infowar, unironically

>>16033444
those trips tho

>>16009285
>>16009069
>your average policeman or soldier is going to end up on the normies' side

>What shall we then say to these things? If God be for us, who can be against us?
Romans 8: 31

Greetings /bizanons,
Filthy no-coiner here - I spend twenty pounds sterling a day on cigarettes and you wibbley cunts seem to be enjoying youselves so much I think I'll come off /pol and toasted Jew for a while and ride the pink wojacks for shits and giggles.

NB, I've worked in cyber security for nearly twenty years and have some experience evaluating stocks and shares. For crypto I'm reviewing CL, BT (cash), and Ethereum at present, with a view to holding ChainLink soon.

At present all I've done is skim the CL whitepaper, watch based Sergey talking, and am now assessing Ethereum and it's shortcomings and it's future plans and the problem of offchain integration.

NB I think CL is a short term hold at present, based upon their relationship with Swift. (I interviewed with Swift about ten years ago around their SAS70 requirements and they struck me as a classic 'incumbent' who do fuck all to advance payment capabilities, ergo their interest in CL just means they got caught - habitually - napping and now they want to copy Sergey's notes?

I have some q's on CL at this point:

1. Who is the competition for middleware /oracles (I'm thinking Ethereum themselves could just deploy a similar service within short / mid term, or ?
2. Do they have a patent or similar in place for their oracles?

I got a million questions desu but that'll do.