Bitcoin is Big Tech's attempt to completely take over the world - we should probably stop it...
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Kind of surprising how the feds haven't stepped in to regulate Bitcoin and other cryptos.
Considering how hard the lefties like Jack Dorsey are pushing it, we should all stop and think about it... and consider trying to stop it before it's too late.
What are the odds Big Tech is scheming to take over all finances via crypto? If they succeed, then what?
That's right.... we're totally fucked.
Bitcoin may actually be the number of the beast...
They've been trying for years, just like they've been trying to regulate other peer-to-peer protocols like torrents. It's a war they already lost.
What does Dorsey really own? he owns twatter, which is hosted in amazon cloud, but beside that he got no physical items, no nice cars, no yacht, no mansions, nothing with value, just a big pile of money in USD that quickly falls in value due to inflation.
Imagine yourself being in Dorseys situation, you got a site that runs on amazon, which could easily run on a blockchain, and by doing so you would no longer have to bend over and pull down your pants when amazon says so. You'd also get blockchain currency with limited supply, which is proven to be a great store of value, just like gold.
While at it, why don't you try to stop torrents too, report illegal file sharing to Hollywood because hurr durr, someone in Hollywood said that torrents is a good way to distribute movies (which it is), and therefore by your logic, torrents = bad. Think again, this is not how it works.
They're trying, and the result would be just like it is for gold. Most physical gold lies in the vaults of the big banks today, all while the pleb is trading "gold certificates", which is basically worthless paper used to inflate gold, there's nobody there to stop them from printing more of those fake certificates, than the amount of gold they actually have in vault.
It's simple, they work hard right now to scare you away, then they buy up as much as possible while it's cheap, then in the future once it becomes a "legitimate form of investment" and they've started to sell their fake certificates, you decide to invest in Bitcoin, but you're still not buying the real thing because you're not interested and you don't know how it works, so instead you buy their fake certificates which they can print infinite amounts of. Just like you do when you're buying silver or gold.
You mean like http(s)://, ftp://, tcp://, udp://? Because that's what Bitcoin and other crypto really is, a protocol to transfer value directly over the internet without middlemen. Here's a mind fuck for you, https:// is used by this site, you wouldn't be able to visit this site without https://. You know where else https:// is used, that's right twatter, FB and pretty much every website uses it.