Yes, I actually am scared of this. If you're not, then you trust governments and banks far too much. If you think they have your best interests in mind, well hahahahahahahaha.
Yeah me too but I'm at work. I have learned to convert my sexual energy into creative energy by drawing her instead of masturbating to her. It is an act that I recently learned has a name. It's called sexual sublimation, and it's used by monks to avoid masturbating.
Zachary Lopez
And what is your plan to keep your internet money safe when the time comes?
John Thompson
girls so pretty they don't have to be famous
Christopher Myers
you realise banks are partnering and investing heavily in crypto you single digit iq imbecile. god i hate biztards with a passion
examples are endless. omise, ripple, link, everex, xlm....
Mason Lopez
cash out
Hudson Martinez
They couldn't stop Internet, they can't stop crypto. Although they can try to manipulate the price to prevent consumer adoption as if there is too much volatility, it is simply unusable for commerce. Hence the future is in price stable coins but not shitty centralized peg to the USD like Tether, but decentralized pegs that still allow growth, just not dips. Bitbay (bitbay.market) is the only one developing this solution right now. It will literally save crypto.
Levi Ramirez
you know how easy it actually is to implement network infrastructure? it's a p2p network, it's not like banning porn sites or netflix or whatever. people will just set up radio equipment, distribute devices and carry on.
Also you underestimate the difficulty of getting rid of a p2p decentralized wire protocol. isp's would have done it to dht/bittorent a long time ago if it were trivial.
Wyatt Brown
If they can't shut down torrenting (pro-tip, they can't) then they definitely can't shut down crypto. They have no reason to anyways. If there is one good thing to be said about Trump, it's that he wants less regulations, not more.
Noah Miller
>They couldn't stop Internet They can do that whenever they want, they already have the means to do so. It's just that it wouldn't be beneficial for them to do that, not when they can use it against you.
Zachary Ortiz
Not really, I'm the rebellious kind and I don't have _that_ much in crypto, I'll be fine even if I lose everything.
Also, I'm a minarchist libertarian, I want govts to lose power.
Oliver Turner
Trump is pro crypto.
Carson Sanders
>Trump is pro crypto. Source? Also Trump is not the banks or the IMF.
Charles Perez
trump is also pro-israel, and has shown himself to now be a powerless puppet to the deep state.
the most he can do is build some shitty wall and get deportation numbers up slightly. i mean, definitely better than if we had shitlery but he's still gonna tow the line eventually on matters of tax, crypto, the Fed, because if not they'll just kill him or threaten to off his entire family.
he is basically walking a tight-rope of trying to seem like he's fulfilling campaign promises but also secretly just doing what he's told by jews/deep state.
you think the CIA/IRS/FBI can't easily operate on their own? they are rouge agencies at this point.
only branch that supports trump is the military and even within the military there are faggots who support neocon/endless wars.
no matter what way you swing it, we're fucked in the long-run.
Eli Nelson
I ain't scared of no banks. They're the ones who are worried
Julian Butler
This. Fuck the money. I wanna ride with my Bruhs and watch the banks burn. Crypto is an anarchist wetdream
>Crypto is an anarchist wetdream True, except anarchism is stupid. I just want to limit govt's reach without falling into a corporatocracy. Crypto is great for that.
Brayden Flores
>They can do that whenever they want No.If they try to take down Internet, it would make people revolt. You too can do whatever you want but you would face consequences, just like govs.
Jaxon Morgan
we're going to kill all of your kind I hope you know
Robert Peterson
>Are you scared that banks and guberment will team up and crack down on cryptocurrency globally, rendering your investments worthless? This is the only fomo that gets to me. Getting rich before regulation/big institutions getting in.
Jaxson Morgan
Meshnets.
Aiden Cox
I'm a heavily-armed and slightly crazy American. Anyone that comes for my crypto better bring body bags and backup.
Isaiah Murphy
They can (pro-tip, they just don't care enough to) and they will if it is an existential threat to them (pro-tip, it could be)
Thomas Mitchell
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Nicholas Wilson
Pretty much, we're aligned on the political compass. We don't have the same values and morals though.
Jacob Edwards
decentralized exchanges
Christopher Ross
When Crypto becomes untaxable and widespread enough to use for everyday transactions, governments will be powerless as they will not be able to expropriate funds to survive.
Their days are numbered.
Kevin Martin
I don't expect that much, banks will not die in silence, nor will bureaucratic power in governments.
But if I can at least buy and sell stuff/services online without being fucked in the ass by the govt, I'll be content.
Jason Murphy
screencap this, okay? here's how it's going to play out
>1. soon, with my crytpo gains, I'll be leaving the U.S. because this country fucking blows >2. messaging on blockchain - a Ted Kaczynski like manifesto will be spread worldwide, explaining the truth about the 1%, banking, government/politics, etc. >3. the 99% is going to round up the crooked 1% and publicly execute them
and that's it, it's really that simple
THAT is why (((they))) are scared; they have a very legitimate reason to fear for their lives
Dominic Clark
You all really think normies are gonna invest in this shit if guberments start cracking down on crypto? Regulations from the SEC would pop this bubble in an instant.
Christopher Collins
>muh deep state
Isaac Bennett
that was fast! impressive
Adam Brown
Who is this cat?
Blake Brooks
Yeah, just like newspapers and guberment cracked down on the internet. knights and kings cracked down on gunpowder. Or pornographers and guberment cracked down on the internet again. Or teamsters and government cracking down on the automobile...
Jayden Kelly
The trouble with attempting that is, much of the volatility is actually the volatility of fiat currency.
Grayson Cox
Like with an EMP? I can imagine weird scenarios too. Doesn't mean I should plan for them.
Brody Allen
>Are you scared that banks and guberment will team up and crack down on cryptocurrency globally, rendering your investments worthless? >I mean it's just a matter of time. They can't allow crypto to live, they rely on tracking payments, giving loans, knowing everything. >And it's not like the government doesn't control the internet
The government can't stop us from watching centralized free UFC pay per view streams coming from an outhouse in the Ukraine. They're not going to be to stop something decentralized like bitcoin.