skullcracker101
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December 22, 2017, 09:52:29 PM Last edit: December 22, 2017, 10:09:22 PM by skullcracker101 |
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Following this bitcoin craze, Id say the only ones buying en masse are institutional investors who are allied with central banks. Many people have lost their bitcoin passwords or wallets, or both. Many others had their systems hacked and had no backups, so the real numbers of bitcoins are far less than what was mined, gone forever. But, owning a piece of bitcoin just to tease the central bankers may be a good play. Others worth considering would be ethereum and litecoin, as is being discussed on Bloomberg News. However, Ive read Monero may be also viable as it claims to be the one with the most anonymity.
What I dont trust about Bitcoin and blockchain technology is that it keeps track of every purchase the cryptocurrency makes. Hackers claim its anonymous, but please, did you shield your systems chips so RF, microwave beams or stingrays couldnt access the computers within your intel or amd or ARM chips where all your data is actually stored, including passwords? If not, you are not as safe and secure as you thought. Did you shield your ceiling from the drone or satellite beaming down to access the memory in your system or the chip? Did you shield the wifi chips or the ethernet chips? So many backdoors. Did you check that the transistors on your board were really a transistor in the bus channel?
But, if you are not pimping little girls, or selling human blood for that red wine snack, or part of a cannibal cult that meets every year in Hollywood for the feast of the Beast, then what worries have you anyways? Then you are probably safe, unless you know how to invent a hack proof diamond computing chip or are an amazingly talented musician whos every new riff is an instant hit ... then I guess its good cause to be paranoid, right, or work with NSA and CIA to set them up and trash their systems and hack their bank accounts and put tracers in their paper cash and spyware in them so-called secure smartphones.
You see, some of you are indeed after me, and Ive known this for a while too. Im your cash cow, the one you surround with your honeypots, jackals, and those who get paid to slander as I walk away from a public gas station or something, right?
All this aside, Im banking on Monero for the moment and Litecoin. Bitcoin is a dead horse, over-valued and the obsession of central bankers. The real need for blockchain technology is to force the central bankers to have a permanent public ledger for where that new money they created out of thin air from the BIS to payoff the fake bonds with their quantitative easing scheme, rewarding counterfeit fake bond holdings to unnamed thieves and fraudsters so they can have their next kilo of crack for the party of Victoria Secret prostitutes lining up to to get geeked out as the ED pills are passed out, IS PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE NOW, as this money is for the people, by the people to pay the debts incurred by a duly and lawfully elected government. But I digress. The man who knows too much, eh hackers? Well, either you are on my side, or the tool of what I slammed. We shall see. Not a controversial post, just honest. Take care, nameless allies. Its better that way as we know this wicked game, as Chris Isaacs sings about. Peace.
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