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Re: Crypto Currencies Anyone? [Re: DannyB] #8733058 11/13/22 01:51 AM
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There are always big winners in any Ponzi scheme, early outters. But, I don’t understand crypto, so idk.

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It was a Psyop to keep people out of physical precious metals. They use images of gold and silver coins with the crypto emblem on them for a reason.

They called Bitcoin digital gold and it has to be “mined”. It worked at keeping people out of physical metals as an alternative to the paper dollar backed by a government that is $31 Trillion in debt.



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Re: Crypto Currencies Anyone? [Re: DannyB] #8733246 11/13/22 01:57 PM
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But Mark Cuban says........

Re: Crypto Currencies Anyone? [Re: DannyB] #8733278 11/13/22 02:42 PM
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Re: Crypto Currencies Anyone? [Re: scottfromdallas] #8733285 11/13/22 02:52 PM
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Originally Posted by scottfromdallas
It was a Psyop to keep people out of physical precious metals. They use images of gold and silver coins with the crypto emblem on them for a reason.

They called Bitcoin digital gold and it has to be “mined”. It worked at keeping people out of physical metals as an alternative to the paper dollar backed by a government that is $31 Trillion in debt.


Huh. I never thought of anything like that. Ironically, I just had a client in my office recently who was asking me why gold & silver prices aren't shooting up with inflation (the estate has a fair chunk of money tied up in physical silver).


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Re: Crypto Currencies Anyone? [Re: Uncle Zeek] #8733313 11/13/22 03:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Uncle Zeek
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It was a Psyop to keep people out of physical precious metals. They use images of gold and silver coins with the crypto emblem on them for a reason.

They called Bitcoin digital gold and it has to be “mined”. It worked at keeping people out of physical metals as an alternative to the paper dollar backed by a government that is $31 Trillion in debt.


Huh. I never thought of anything like that. Ironically, I just had a client in my office recently who was asking me why gold & silver prices aren't shooting up with inflation (the estate has a fair chunk of money tied up in physical silver).


Precious metals skyrocket when people lose faith in governments and start buying physical. Now that crypto has been exposed, maybe people will start allocating a portion of their savings to physical.

Gold has quietly been a very good investment the last 20 years. It’s even held up much better than stocks this past year.

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This is an example of the manipulation of crypto not my words. Crypto.com sent 320,000 of users' ETH to gate.io in late October, so that Gate.io could show "proof of funds" for its audit. Then two days later, gate.io sent the 320,000 ETH back to Crypto. These are USER funds that Crypto claims it keeps in "cold storage." It looks like Crypto.com and Gate.io are sharing the same user deposits to FAKE their own "proof" of deposits. This is turning into a total CLOWN SHOW of deception and risk. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOJufzFBPfM


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Re: Crypto Currencies Anyone? [Re: DannyB] #8733589 11/14/22 03:11 AM
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I prefer to deal with and invest in companies that have some physical assets. All the rest is Vaporware.

But, our American dollar is “ backed” by the full faith and credit of the US Government. How’s that working out?


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Originally Posted by Dave Davidson
I prefer to deal with and invest in companies that have some physical assets. All the rest is Vaporware.

But, our American dollar is “ backed” by the full faith and credit of the US Government. How’s that working out?


Well, from the time the Fed was invented in 1913 to now . . . a dollar today only has about 3.3% of the purchasing power of a dollar from 1913. And with current levels of inflation that's gonna drop quickly.


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Re: Crypto Currencies Anyone? [Re: Uncle Zeek] #8733763 11/14/22 01:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Uncle Zeek
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I prefer to deal with and invest in companies that have some physical assets. All the rest is Vaporware.

But, our American dollar is “ backed” by the full faith and credit of the US Government. How’s that working out?


Well, from the time the Fed was invented in 1913 to now . . . a dollar today only has about 3.3% of the purchasing power of a dollar from 1913. And with current levels of inflation that's gonna drop quickly.


At least people are waking up to how destructive the Federal Reserve system has been to our country.



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Originally Posted by scottfromdallas
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I prefer to deal with and invest in companies that have some physical assets. All the rest is Vaporware.

But, our American dollar is “ backed” by the full faith and credit of the US Government. How’s that working out?


Well, from the time the Fed was invented in 1913 to now . . . a dollar today only has about 3.3% of the purchasing power of a dollar from 1913. And with current levels of inflation that's gonna drop quickly.


At least people are waking up to how destructive the Federal Reserve system has been to our country.

And the fact that the "Federal Reserve" is NOT Federal nor do they have any reserves.


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