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Mickey Mouse has evolved...just like Dan Bernstein.


Are you saying his dick is now Minnie?

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One year ago, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau warned that opposition leader Pierre Poilievre’s suggestion that Canadians invest in bitcoin (BTC) to beat inflation was “not responsible leadership.”
However, despite the market-shaking events that occurred in the months after Trudeau’s warning, which kicked off a deep crypto winter, it turns out that Poilievre’s advice was sound.
During the past calendar year, bitcoin is up approximately 15% while inflation came in at 6.5%, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Statistics Canada reports the nation’s inflation rate was slightly higher, with the nation’s CPI up 6.8% annually.


BTC is halving next summer. 1st halving BTC went from $12 to $1000 in a year. 2nd halving went from $650 to $20,000 in 1-3/4 years. 3rd halving went from $8700 to $66,000 in 1-1/2 years.

Institutional BTC is at it's highest ever. The third world is flocking to it.

BTC is capped at 21 million. Forever.
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SBF guilty. Sounds like the jury didn’t waste any time.

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SBF guilty. Sounds like the jury didn’t waste any time.

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One year ago, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau warned that opposition leader Pierre Poilievre’s suggestion that Canadians invest in bitcoin (BTC) to beat inflation was “not responsible leadership.”
However, despite the market-shaking events that occurred in the months after Trudeau’s warning, which kicked off a deep crypto winter, it turns out that Poilievre’s advice was sound.
During the past calendar year, bitcoin is up approximately 15% while inflation came in at 6.5%, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Statistics Canada reports the nation’s inflation rate was slightly higher, with the nation’s CPI up 6.8% annually.


BTC is halving next summer. 1st halving BTC went from $12 to $1000 in a year. 2nd halving went from $650 to $20,000 in 1-3/4 years. 3rd halving went from $8700 to $66,000 in 1-1/2 years.

Institutional BTC is at it's highest ever. The third world is flocking to it.

BTC is capped at 21 million. Forever.


You can purchase fractional interests in BTC. Couldn’t you just keep subdividing the number of BTC forever?

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The ponzi scheme keeps coming back to life.
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SpiralStairs wrote:
Nardi wrote:
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One year ago, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau warned that opposition leader Pierre Poilievre’s suggestion that Canadians invest in bitcoin (BTC) to beat inflation was “not responsible leadership.”
However, despite the market-shaking events that occurred in the months after Trudeau’s warning, which kicked off a deep crypto winter, it turns out that Poilievre’s advice was sound.
During the past calendar year, bitcoin is up approximately 15% while inflation came in at 6.5%, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Statistics Canada reports the nation’s inflation rate was slightly higher, with the nation’s CPI up 6.8% annually.


BTC is halving next summer. 1st halving BTC went from $12 to $1000 in a year. 2nd halving went from $650 to $20,000 in 1-3/4 years. 3rd halving went from $8700 to $66,000 in 1-1/2 years.

Institutional BTC is at it's highest ever. The third world is flocking to it.

BTC is capped at 21 million. Forever.


You can purchase fractional interests in BTC. Couldn’t you just keep subdividing the number of BTC forever?


Huh?

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SpiralStairs wrote:
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One year ago, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau warned that opposition leader Pierre Poilievre’s suggestion that Canadians invest in bitcoin (BTC) to beat inflation was “not responsible leadership.”
However, despite the market-shaking events that occurred in the months after Trudeau’s warning, which kicked off a deep crypto winter, it turns out that Poilievre’s advice was sound.
During the past calendar year, bitcoin is up approximately 15% while inflation came in at 6.5%, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Statistics Canada reports the nation’s inflation rate was slightly higher, with the nation’s CPI up 6.8% annually.


BTC is halving next summer. 1st halving BTC went from $12 to $1000 in a year. 2nd halving went from $650 to $20,000 in 1-3/4 years. 3rd halving went from $8700 to $66,000 in 1-1/2 years.

Institutional BTC is at it's highest ever. The third world is flocking to it.

BTC is capped at 21 million. Forever.


You can purchase fractional interests in BTC. Couldn’t you just keep subdividing the number of BTC forever?


Huh?


Sell me .0000000000000000000000000001 bitcoin pls. Then after that sell me .0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001 bitcoin.

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SpiralStairs wrote:
Joe Orr Road Rod wrote:
SpiralStairs wrote:
Nardi wrote:
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One year ago, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau warned that opposition leader Pierre Poilievre’s suggestion that Canadians invest in bitcoin (BTC) to beat inflation was “not responsible leadership.”
However, despite the market-shaking events that occurred in the months after Trudeau’s warning, which kicked off a deep crypto winter, it turns out that Poilievre’s advice was sound.
During the past calendar year, bitcoin is up approximately 15% while inflation came in at 6.5%, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Statistics Canada reports the nation’s inflation rate was slightly higher, with the nation’s CPI up 6.8% annually.


BTC is halving next summer. 1st halving BTC went from $12 to $1000 in a year. 2nd halving went from $650 to $20,000 in 1-3/4 years. 3rd halving went from $8700 to $66,000 in 1-1/2 years.

Institutional BTC is at it's highest ever. The third world is flocking to it.

BTC is capped at 21 million. Forever.


You can purchase fractional interests in BTC. Couldn’t you just keep subdividing the number of BTC forever?


Huh?


Sell me .0000000000000000000000000001 bitcoin pls. Then after that sell me .0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001 bitcoin.



That's just chopping it up. It has nothing to do with diluting it.

Like Nardi said, there can only be 21 million Bitcoin. No Congress or central banker can arbitrarily decide to dilute your value by making more Bitcoin.

There will be more efforts to undermine and/or destroy Bitcoin. And Central Bank Digital Currencies are coming. Perhaps even a world CBDC. At that point we are all slaves. Buy Bitcoin.

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What’s the smallest number? Why can’t you keep buying smaller and smaller interests in bitcoin forever? Just keep throwing another zero after the decimal point?

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What’s the smallest number? Why can’t you keep buying smaller and smaller interests in bitcoin forever? Just keep throwing another zero after the decimal point?



You can. But that doesn't create more Bitcoin.

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What’s the smallest number? Why can’t you keep buying smaller and smaller interests in bitcoin forever? Just keep throwing another zero after the decimal point?



You can. But that doesn't create more Bitcoin.

But then you can’t run “out” of bitcoin, right?

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SpiralStairs wrote:
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What’s the smallest number? Why can’t you keep buying smaller and smaller interests in bitcoin forever? Just keep throwing another zero after the decimal point?



You can. But that doesn't create more Bitcoin.

But then you can’t run “out” of bitcoin, right?


I guess you could theoretically "run out" if someone was able to acquire a significant amount of the 21 million Bitcoin, like the Hunt Brothers cornering the silver market.

I would also add that from a practical standpoint there will be less than 21 million Bitcoin as some exists on wallets that have been lost or are inaccessible.

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Query for the CFMB Lords of Finance: What kind of technology or AI-oriented stock buys are you making now, if any?

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Query for the CFMB Lords of Finance: What kind of technology or AI-oriented stock buys are you making now, if any?



This doesn't directly answer your question, but I've mentioned before that a friend of mine pretty much invented algorithmic trading, which lead to computer execution and gaming of the system by certain people being able to front run the market. I can only imagine what AI might do.

Computer-assisted wagering is ruining horse racing too. Pretty soon the whole game will be ten computers just trying to adjust to each other's bets. It's almost impossible for a retail guy like me to win.

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computerized auto trading ruined the stock market too. yes it will be fun when someone uses AI to infiltrate the bitcoin network. the one problem with bitcoin is nobody is really in control of it? who 'fixes' it when something goes wrong?

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I am certainly no lord of anything and since I am in my 60's I have pretty much ceased taking new positions in individual stocks. That said I have had MSFT for years and it is presently testing all-time highs due in part to its involvement in both AI and cloud services.

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AI will be on blockchain. Healthcare will be on blockchain. Supply chains and Logistics will be on blockchain. Not eventually, SOON.

On second thought, probably just a ponzi scheme.
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blockchain may be necessary with AI. the way authentication happens, you cant cheat it.

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Bitcoin train is rolling. Last chance to get aboard.
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It was at $70k a few months ago and dropped to $50k. I'm an idiot, but setting global trade in something that's extremely volatile, and could be hacked by a 9 year old, seems like a bad idea.

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It was at $70k a few months ago and dropped to $50k. I'm an idiot, but setting global trade in something that's extremely volatile, and could be hacked by a 9 year old, seems like a bad idea.

Think what you want, you're going to anyway. And you are an idiot about the hacking. I doubt you even want it explained to you.


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It was at $70k a few months ago and dropped to $50k. I'm an idiot, but setting global trade in something that's extremely volatile, and could be hacked by a 9 year old, seems like a bad idea.

Think what you want, you're going to anyway.


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something that's extremely volatile.


:lol: :lol: That's kind of funny considering how many more U.S. Dollars it takes to buy things than it did five years ago.

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something that's extremely volatile.


:lol: :lol: That's kind of funny considering how many more U.S. Dollars it takes to buy things than it did five years ago.


Bitcoin can save the country Nas loves.

Can someone tell me a fiat currency that hasn't failed? Was it the Roman Denari? I haven't seen any lately. Let me look up the fiat batting average....it's .000.

The world's governments are insolvent. That's just a fact. That's not necessary doom and gloom, but it is once people find out. We've found the answer and it will be implemented because there is no other choice. Luckily, blockchain a great only choice.
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How is everyone's $Trump and $ Melania coins doing?

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