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Crypto sector here.

What's going on in the stock market these days? Going up? Going down? And by how much?

What's popular?

>>29146711
So not at all?

>>25852699
on the other hand, it only has value because we created a system of artificial scarcity where nobody is allowed to have their own space unless they have a constant supply of this "money" stuff. there's plenty of land so there's no reason things have to be this way.

why do so many people not even have a small spot to live on?
>because they don't have a steady supply of "money"

why do you need "money" to own a small plot of land when there is plenty of land for all the world's people?
>because all that land belongs to the rich, and they don't want other people to live on their land unless they constantly give them "money" for the time they live there

why do rich people have lots of land they don't need?
>because they have the most "money"

why do they have the most "money'?
>because they are more skilled at games of trade. trade is the fastest way to make the most "money". if you can find people who are not skilled at trade, you can use your trading skills to take their "money" from them. then they will have to pay you a tribute of "money" to live on your land.

doesn't this seem like a weird fascist religion after a while? and the people who do the best in this system are just the skeeviest traders. is trading at such a high level even beneficial to society? sure a balanced type of trade where both sides benefit can make everyone richer, but being extremely skilled at trade only benefits that trader, it doesn't benefit society because it just concentrates wealth and creates more poor desperate people.

>>24879102
Meh, if he donates billions to the charity, then 5% of that is still way more than you ever donated, and he's employing people who can do research on how to make the charities efficient.

What do you think will happen the moment bitcoin breaches $20k?

>>24619203

>>24601906

Afghanistan FTM's proof of concept. University of Sydney/Yonsei doing their research. After Afghanistan, Dubai might be the next initiative. Since fantom's entrenched as the #1 blockchain solution for the government supply chain in Afghanistan, they can expand to every level; education, medical records, pharma supply chain, electricity and more. Much easier to push into UAE with all this proven tech in Afghanistan (and MEA after Afghan proof). Australia/Korea might get put on Fantom tech due to them being research partners and having proof. John Morris might make the USA use Fantom tech (likely not mainnet if at all, still bullish regardless).

and these are just smart city proof of concepts, not including developer projects launched (like YFI, UNI on ETH) on a high speed and economically efficient platform compatible with solidity

Fantom

>>24353113
very strange story to say he died peacefully from injuries sustained in a “house fire”