Post your record of Bitcoin transactions here?
I am interested what have you purchased from Bitcoins?
I f*****g Had Enough Of Women. (warning, This Is Extremely Offensive)
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Post your record of Bitcoin transactions here?
I am interested what have you purchased from Bitcoins?
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I’m not posting a record of my bitcoin transactions. Why would I do that?
I do not purchase anything with them, it is strictly investment.
Crypto will never be main player unless people use that in real transactions for purchases.
You will always have to see your crypto investment in relationship to US dollars or others.
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Those transactions are not fit for this website.
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It should also be mentioned that Morsi was a religious fanatic and part of the Muslim Brotherhood. People liked the idea of political Islam when it was in opposition, but once Morsi got on TV lecturing Egyptians to go to bed early so they could get up to pray fajr, releasing bearded fanatics onto the street who attacked people for PDA's and Western clothing, wrote Islamic supremacism into the constitution and made things even worse for Egypt's Coptic Christian minority people started to turn against him. More extreme Salafist groups like AlQaida and the precursos to the Islamic state also started becoming more active, culminating in an Islamist insurgency in Sinai that's still going on, and many of the salafist groups joined the brotherhood to defend the government. The government also disappointed its Islamist supporters by dealing with Israel. Stanx is right that Egypt is worse off now but the economy also declined under Morsi vis-a-vis Mubaarak, and the project Stanx was talking about was financed by a huge loan from the IMF which would have involved Egypt cutting bread subsidies that people depend on to survive and destroying what's left of the social safety net there. Most people in Egypt greeted the coup at the time.
blackg
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He made the right move.
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The US dollar is the world's reserve currency and that's part of what sets the global order.
If bitcoin becomes a thread, it will be criminalized and a lot of people will go to jail.
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China banned it via banning exchanges and use of it as payment, and the flow of Chinese Yuan into bitcoin did not drop. Major exchanges were closed, people used VPNs to buy and two months later smaller exchanges are being set up again. If you want to see how a ban would go, look at that or how the Australian ban of Pirate Bay went, the data shows that it made not even a blip on the useage of the site within a few days. VPNs exist, foreign exchanges exist, people will get around it. It is a decentralised, pseudo-anonymous system, how are you going to ban it? If China couldn't, what makes you think anyone else will, or that they will have the incentive?
The other issue is that if it continues to grow how it has over the past two years, the market cap will put it at a value under which holders have the capital to influence government. Investment banks and hedge funds are already considering dipping in, there are financial instruments like ETFS and futures markets coming in from major players, and Goldman Sachs and their CEO have shown interest. The government won't regulate something their donors stand to make money off, and they can collect taxes for.
The stupidity regarding cryptocurrency like your comments are rampant from people jealous of others getting over 500% returns on a ten thousand dollar asset in 6 months. Pure irrational attacks with nothing thought through and no evidence to their claims. It's really quite pathetic. Either way, give it three years and we'll see how stupid the naysayers have been.
But maybe if you block your ears and eyes and interest in the facts for long enough you can just pretend it doesn't exist, and then don't have to feel so bad when you're proven wrong.
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Why the f*** am I going to show him how the public record of those transactions, it's a security risk to show where exactly your bitcoins go and how many you have, I don't want to get tortured by a crazy currycel for my private seed or wallet and pin to access them.
Back in the day I would have used them for interesting darkweb finds, but they're too valuable and their investment prospects too strong to bother at this point.
Also there are other more privacy orientated cryptos like Monero and Verge more applicable for shifty transactions.
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Doesn't have to be a main player. Not expecting and don't require it, however another 10x increase in the user base is likely to at the very least increase demand and prices another 10x. Total crypto market just over 200b USD, gold market cap for example at around 8t.
It's a terrible argument to assume that because it's not going to reach the saturation you imply necessary in your strawman it is a poor investment.
Secondly that shows a lack of understanding of tax and payment options, there are Visa debit cards available linked to a crypto account to make payments with. You can pay for your Mcdonalds for bitcoin if you like with negligible fees and effort. I wouldn't recommend it however when you're likely to get 10x returns in 5 years. Also in my country you don't pay capital gains tax on the crypto if you spend it in increments smaller than 10k. Bitcoin ATMS are making this a simpler possibility as well.
Many scaling solutions to arrive over the next few years to offer low cost and rapid transactions direct on the blockchain too.
Does it matter if I only see my investment in Aussie fiat currency when I have a million dollars worth that I can spend without CGT burden and do so with a variety of means with low fees and instant transactions, and don't have to worry about inflation, censored transactions, tax or a lack of anonymity? f*** no it doesn't.
You f*****g dinosaurs will be sorry.
Have some decency while talking with other people.
There are people who are earning millions of dollars in real currency and you are having mental orgasm of profit over a tradable demat commodity and its returns relying on makets.
You have zero control while talking with me.
You are really confused person.
You are saying bitcoins and crypo will end world suffering.
You want to end the government control of money.
You want freedom.
On the other hand,you are thinking Bitcoins as a Investment option,a commodity.
And please don't talk to me about mc donalds.
I am curious to know the real world usage of Bitcoins as a currency alternative,not as an investment alternative.
You totally failed to reply me.
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I didn't fail to reply to your comment about it as an alternative currency, your English apparently isn't good enough to comprehend what I wrote. Every post you make is bottom 5% of quality I have seen on this forum, nonsensical, uninformative, naive and irrational. You're off in your own little world and don't accept information that disproves your views or you disagree with.
"Secondly that shows a lack of understanding of tax and payment options, there are Visa debit cards available linked to a crypto account to make payments with. You can pay for your Mcdonalds for bitcoin if you like with negligible fees and effort. "
"And please don't talk to me about mc donalds."
I was clearly using this as a means of saying you can purchase whatever you like whenever you like with crypto through a number of means, however you ignored it and lack basic reading comprehension skills. Like I said there, there is nothing inhibiting spending crypto on whatever you like and a variety of means to do so. To ignore this is your problem, not cryptos.
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You are saying bitcoins and crypo will end world suffering.
You want to end the government control of money.
You want freedom.
On the other hand,you are thinking Bitcoins as a Investment option,a commodity."
How does this contradict? It can do both, and as the user base increases it will do both. So you're saying you can't aim to achieve greater freedom in the world and make money at the same time? Why not? Again, like everything else you say this makes no logical sense. People made a lot of money off the internet boom, and it certainly increased global freedom in regards to access to information, media and education.
Bitcoin has been around for close to a decade, your aversion and lack of understanding of it at this point and lack of understanding from everyone else is pure, ignorant stupidity at this point. The next decade will only clarify the extent of your stupidity as being ten times higher than it is today if you don't bother doing your research and accepting the facts.
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Demat has nothing to do with bitcoin. This sentence fragment "commodity and its returns relying on makets." makes no sense, it makes me feel sorry for you how bizarre and inaccurate it is. Your mind is warped.
There are traders earning that and good luck to them, however they require far more capital, time and effort to achieve this and are mostly institutional based, not personal traders. They won't however make 1000% returns in 12 months off a buy and hold or turn 10k to 1 million in five years.
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And stop acting like you're financially literate or understand financial terminology, I have a corporate finance degree you dunce, you're just embarrassing yourself.
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Even if I didn't bother getting a full time job and kept my money in a fund getting 15% until I was 30 I would have more than that. Not impressed. Your IQ is also substantially lower than mine.
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So currycells defined it as a commodity? What is your point? Whether it is a commodity, a currency, a status symbol, or a store of value is irrelevant. All I'm concerned with its its prospect for returns as a buy and hold investment over the next 5 years.
Again, this is a strawman. What you choose to define it despite your utter lack of research such as comparing it as relating to demat doesn't change what it actually is, or is likely to achieve. The average currycel is living in an impoverished hellhole with a prejudicial caste system and class discrimination. f*** what your shitty government thinks.
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Terrible film, but have fun. I recommend some Eric Rohmer films, French New Wave in general, also maybe Y Tu Mama Tambien or The Holy Mountain.
Or some Satyajit Ray. The Cloud Capped Star is a very good Indian film you should watch.
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