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how much do you think it's going to raise now?
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>>19583492
Guys I think blockchain may re create a digitial tower of babel, with link being the foundation of it. holy shit.

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>>17462694
>I dont understand electoral college herrr derrrr
Basically, it means the people who live there get to decide on their representation and laws where they live. Makes no sense for big cities to decide whats best for everyone else when cities are corrupt hellholes full of crime and homeless and human shit.
California and New York would just vote to steal all their resources and we'd literally be back in the medieval era paying taxes to city states a thousand miles away because other people you've never met voted to make you a slave.

Virtual currency is a hilariously stupid idea, completely common senseless investment
People have been assuming these currencies will replace existing monetary transactions, assuming all will go to plan
But have any of you even thought about the power that legacy finances could exert in a bureaucratic red-tape sense?
Do you honestly think the people who's fortunes would be threatened by crypto won't just fund projects to destabilise the project through as many channels as possible? Social engineering, Software compromising, Bribery, Usage lockout, Lobbying Laws
Inb4 it's ackshually immune to all of these things! or It could never be hacked, it's hack-immune!!!
Anyone who has money in this, is a dipshit lol