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6 years ago in #cryptocurrencies by deliberator (63)
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The cats out the bag, the genie's out the bottle, shit hit the fan...the banksters days are numbered.
I read a article recommended by google this morning where they commented on the last night's hack attack on binance via a 51% on syscoin
They stated the current market value of 1 syscoin to be .... 96 BTC !
Just shows how reliable most of the press releases relating to cryptocurrency are
corporate news views service inc, suck at facts, they simply copy paste from Reuters now, and for the last 30 years, critical thinking and investigative journalism died in the 1980's.
Haha some choice replies there great to see peaple waking up. This is the second laugh you gave me today. Cheers mate have a great weekend.
We shall I hope, if England win tomorrow. :-)
It doesn't function as money? Well some people are already operating soley on it -- and using it for ALL of their transactions. (The more I learn, the more I envy these people). And yep, the big boys swimming in federal reserve notes don't like it one bit.
Indeed, and the more they push, the more ridiculous they look.
This guy is doing a really bad job of disuading.
You might even think it was planned that way.
So, why are the banksters trying to create their own cryptos?
it couldn't be because the blockchain is so much better of a payment system that they have to...
agreed 100%.