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Commercial Inside Release

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Using Bitcoin as the basis for a small fractional reserve bank is the ultimate trap the financial industry will use to destroy the whole crypto market.

Once you start acting like a bank, you become a bank in the eyes of the regulators.
 

Over70irregs

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Peer to peer means it cannot be regulated. Banks will hold some. You will hold some. They cannot buy it all because it is still being mined til year 2140. You are your own bank. Today I went to cashapp and spent ($) transferred it to my wallet. Now I can send to anyone on the planet. NO ONE can stop me because I am decentralized. I don’t need their permission. You cannot destroy what you cannot control.
 
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Over70irregs

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BadIdeaGuy

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Peer to peer means it cannot be regulated. Banks will hold some. You will hold some. They cannot buy it all because it is still being mined til year 2140. You are your own bank. Today I went to cashapp and spent ($) transferred it to my wallet. Now I can send to anyone on the planet. NO ONE can stop me because I am decentralized. I don’t need their permission. You cannot destroy what you cannot control.
For anyone who actually is going to take investing advice from a forum of truck drivers, use an actual exchange to buy your crypto.

It's really not any more complicated than the "easy" options. Cashapp charges over 2% for small volume trading each way. For reference, Kraken charges 0.16%.
 

Over70irregs

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For anyone who actually is going to take investing advice from a forum of truck drivers, use an actual exchange to buy your crypto.

It's really not any more complicated than the "easy" options. Cashapp charges over 2% for small volume trading each way. For reference, Kraken charges 0.16%.
If 1.84% is stopping a 170k worker we got bigger issues. The good thing is we are talking fees…….🧠 So that means ______. Also bro n sis feel free to pass on any info to people who may need it.
 

Brownslave688

You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
For people that question if this tech is actually being adopted.
Little insider info….



Have a friend in construction who sent me this

'So I have some interesting news. I have a meeting next Wednesday with the general manager Jurij from OriginTrail to discuss the potential partnership with one of our clients, Grosvenor Group Ltd who have £8.9b in property assets and £11b in assets under management. They have a budget to implement and invest in emerging technologies to assist with construction embodied carbon tracking, waste management tracking, life cycle assessment and that sort of thing. If useful, it could be implemented on my current job in central London. The meeting was supposed to be this week but has been pushed back.'
 
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