Bitcoin/Ethereum/cryptocurrencies

Now you can see the thought concept of disincentivizing war in this quote.
i don't think satoshi was talking about war, but if he was that's stupid because the reverse incentive would be extreme violence to INCREASE the loss of coins (by killing their owners) thus making the coins held by the violent more valuable

if you give humans a path to wealth through violence, regardless of logic, they will take it; i love my bitcoin, but i have zero belief it would decrease violence or lead to peace whatsoever, that's delusional
 

Over70irregs

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i don't think satoshi was talking about war, but if he was that's stupid because the reverse incentive would be extreme violence to INCREASE the loss of coins (by killing their owners) thus making the coins held by the violent more valuable

if you give humans a path to wealth through violence, regardless of logic, they will take it; i love my bitcoin, but i have zero belief it would decrease violence or lead to peace whatsoever, that's delusional
Notice the words “slightly” . As it eats asset $ and changes the mentality of working harder for broken $ there will be incentive to change. That change will be to negotiate instead of destroy. Having access to sound money will outweigh death temptation. Also violence is lessened when underlying asset is securitized properly. In addition to still being mined into year ~2140.
 

Over70irregs

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Eth when denominated in Bitcoin
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Over70irregs

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Entertainment only calculator
 

Over70irregs

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Clearing companies out and whipping exchanges so the banksters can take over. Stablecoins are next. It is a battle for custody of a new asset class. They want total control but cannot have it. So they are going for the next best thing.
 

Commercial Inside Release

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Once again... Yes, they can. With the stroke of a pen, by some demented geriatric, it can all be made illegal in an instant.

At a minimum, they will usurp crypto and put a digital currency in its place... For your "safety."
 

Over70irregs

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She’s not buying straight Bitcoin.

She sold because the Grayscale discount between the trust and spot became very small, and Bitcoin’s price has gone up.
Buying straight would send it soaring. They accumulate (OTC) to stay undercover. In addition the window is closing bit by bit.
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Over70irregs

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It’s a publicly traded fund with disclosed financials.

I promise you it is not buying Bitcoin OTC.

Feel free to double check me.
All 33 ARKK ETF Holdings
It would be foolish to apply for an ETF without having the asset. If they bought right out it would push the market. Makes no sense to apply then get the asset. That would be dumb. They use third party custody for securitization. I hope they don’t buy, but we know they already have. They ARE stacking a limited asset. By the time people realize it WILL run away from them.

(Interesting)
“The average fee levied on U.S. ETFs currently hovers around 0.54%, but Ark's proposed fee of 0.80% is significantly lower than the 2% that Grayscale currently charges investors on its spot bitcoin trust. It's also slightly lower than the fees some issuers levy on cryptocurrency ETFs tied to futures contracts. The ProShares Bitcoin Strategy ETF , for example, carries a 0.95% fee.”
 
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