Crypto

[HammerDown]

Unsecured, unregulated, uninsured and unsafe.

MSN

www.msn.com

"What Happened: A copy-paste error resulted in $36 million worth of JUNO crypto tokens getting transferred to the wrong wallet on Wednesday.

Programmers incorrectly pasted the wrong destination address into the blockchain’s Proposal 20 code. More than 120 validators failed to notice the error, which resulted in the incorrect transfer.

Proposal 20 was passed last week after 71% of the blockchain community voted in favor of it. The proposal sought to revoke the tokens from “Juno whale” Takumi Asano, accused of gaming the Juno airdrop for $120 million.

The proposal was meant to remove Asano’s “gamed funds” and transfer them into the Unity wallet that was controlled by the community.

This week’s wallet address mishap means that these funds are out of reach for both the Juno community and the whale investor."

Is this concept new to you?

You know what, maybe it'd be easier if you told us what you know about blockchain, because what you don't know will fill volumes.

"unsafe"

 

[HammerDown]

Somehow this IMF parody account is less entertaining than Dole.

 

[Dolemite censored]

Is this concept new to you?

You know what, maybe it'd be easier if you told us what you know about blockchain, because what you don't know will fill volumes.

"unsafe"

Blockchain is basically an open online ledger.

Which white paper???

He wrote in his office at Nakatomi Plaza. Pay attention.

 

[Dolemite censored]

He wrote in his office at Nakatomi Plaza. Pay attention.

Here:

 

[Swurv]

He wrote in his office at Nakatomi Plaza. Pay attention.

You're full of shit.

 

[Swurv]

Maybe if transfer standards and protocols were in place? What about an enforcement mechanism for recovery?

Oh, well.

Then you'd give us permission to buy it? If it had transfer standards and protocols?

 

[HammerDown]

Then you'd give us permission to buy it? If it had transfer standards and protocols?

You’re forgetting “an enforcement mechanism for recovery!!!”

 

[JuiceTheGator]

I learned about Bitcoin primarily by studying the works of Saifedean Ammous, Ben Mezrich and Alex Gladstein and combining that with what I absorbed in a graduate program in Economics.

How did you learn about Bitcoin, Dole?

What would Benjamin Graham say about it?

 

[Swurv]

Various articles online and in some publications. Nakatomi's white paper. Combining that with what I absorbed from years of real estate, stock and bonds investments; reading dozens if not hundreds of prospecti, 10Ks and annual reports; and my own studies of the 2000 collapse, 2008 collapse, Madoff scandal, financial frauds and ponzi schemes.

He asked you how you learned about Bitcoin. None of these things except "various articles online and in some publications" teach you anything about Bitcoin. So which articles and publications?

 

[Dolemite censored]

He asked you how you learned about Bitcoin. None of these things except "various articles online and in some publications" teach you anything about Bitcoin. So which articles and publications?

I'll answer that for $5000 fiat cash.

 

[HammerDown]

What would Benjamin Graham say about it?

The same thing his disciples Munger and Buffet say about it. Bitcoin isn’t for dinosaurs.

 

[HammerDown]

He asked you how you learned about Bitcoin. None of these things except "various articles online and in some publications" teach you anything about Bitcoin. So which articles and publications?

 

[HammerDown]

I'll answer that for $5000 fiat cash.

Just what I thought.

“Years in real estate taught me everything I know about Bitcoin.”

fuck outta here

 

[Bender]

wtf are you talking about with this "scripted sales pitch" bullshit?

I learned about Bitcoin primarily by studying the works of Saifedean Ammous, Ben Mezrich and Alex Gladstein and combining that with what I absorbed in a graduate program in Economics.

How did you learn about Bitcoin, Dole?

i gotta admit, i find crypto currency and everything around it to be very sketch. yeah, you can make money off it, but it seems very insider to me. just off of this, your first guy only seems to be known for writing something called 'The Bitcoin Standard: The Decentralized Alternative to Central Banking' seems a sales pitch to me.

Next guy up is a movie writer from Harvard, among his projects the social network, which made the Winklevoss twins look okay. I know they were very early adopters of bitcoin, so, yeah...

don't even care to learn about the next guy. If you want to turn me to a source to learn me right, I'll give it a look, but it'll be hard for me not to see it as suspect. They tried to validate crypto currencies through NFTs, which proved to be so much bullshit. I just don't know if it's mainly used for money laundering or fraud. Security can't be that bullshit on these things unless that was the point, the value was never there and there's a function to get some value back. Meh, make your money, but it seems like any other venture to me, its all manipulated by the people at the top of the chain and fucking over those at the bottom. Gotta love capitalism.

 

[JuiceTheGator]

The same thing his disciples Munger and Buffet say about it. Bitcoin isn’t for dinosaurs.

I know. Intrinsic value and all that rot...anachronisms.

In 1999, I lost several clients for saying things like 'most dot-coms are completely worthless will disappear shortly.' Cramer disagreed! I lost a $7MM account because I refused to buy the Munder Net Net Fund for him. lol I heard the same about home values in 2008. Traditional valuation methods just didn't matter anymore. hardy har

The Federal Reserve makes these bubbles in fads. NFTs have already crashed and the Fed doesn't even start removing $ from the system until next month, after 13 easy years. When people struggle to pay the rent and for groceries, then we'll see the true value.

Maybe ol' Ben Graham would find value in BTC. However, if he wouldn't, BTC is fucked because eventually everything finds its real worth.

 

[CorpRebel]

He asked you how you learned about Bitcoin. None of these things except "various articles online and in some publications" teach you anything about Bitcoin. So which articles and publications?

Respectable and influential publications... Like National Enquirer, New York Post, National Examiner, etc.

 

[Bender]

Respectable and influential publications... Like National Enquirer, New York Post, National Examiner, etc.

So great to be living in a world with free press and not worrying about billionaires owning every respectable and influential news outlet.

 

[HammerDown]

i gotta admit, i find crypto currency and everything around it to be very sketch. yeah, you can make money off it, but it seems very insider to me. just off of this, your first guy only seems to be known for writing something called 'The Bitcoin Standard: The Decentralized Alternative to Central Banking' seems a sales pitch to me.

Next guy up is a movie writer from Harvard, among his projects the social network, which made the Winklevoss twins look okay. I know they were very early adopters of bitcoin, so, yeah...

don't even care to learn about the next guy. If you want to turn me to a source to learn me right, I'll give it a look, but it'll be hard for me not to see it as suspect. They tried to validate crypto currencies through NFTs, which proved to be so much bullshit. I just don't know if it's mainly used for money laundering or fraud. Security can't be that bullshit on these things unless that was the point, the value was never there and there's a function to get some value back. Meh, make your money, but it seems like any other venture to me, its all manipulated by the people at the top of the chain and fucking over those at the bottom. Gotta love capitalism.

Yeah, you're at square one as far as Bitcoin. You don't understand how Bitcoin works and how it's fundamentally different from altcoins and NFTs. Your attack of these authors and dropping catchphrases like "it's mainly for money laundering and fraud" tells me you understand less than most. The Bitcoin Standard is a sales pitch??? Never ever heard that one and I bet you haven't read the first sentence of it, have you?

But yeah, it's probably not for you yet. Everyone will buy it at the price they deserve.

 

[Bender]

Yeah, you're at square one as far as Bitcoin. You don't understand how Bitcoin works and how it's fundamentally different from altcoins and NFTs. Your attack of these authors and dropping catchphrases like "it's mainly for money laundering and fraud" tells me you understand less than most. The Bitcoin Standard is a sales pitch??? Never ever heard that one and I bet you haven't read the first sentence of it, have you?

But yeah, it's probably not for you yet. Everyone will buy it at the price they deserve.

okay, so you gave me a bullshit, but didn't refute anything i said. so we're now going to altcoins from crypto.... i'm just here to learn, but you don't seem to want to drop any knowledge.

 

[Bender]

Yeah, you're at square one as far as Bitcoin. You don't understand how Bitcoin works and how it's fundamentally different from altcoins and NFTs. Your attack of these authors and dropping catchphrases like "it's mainly for money laundering and fraud" tells me you understand less than most. The Bitcoin Standard is a sales pitch??? Never ever heard that one and I bet you haven't read the first sentence of it, have you?

But yeah, it's probably not for you yet. Everyone will buy it at the price they deserve.

also, you do realize how that's not what i said at all. you're saying bitcoin is so different from all these other cryptocurrencies, (which I guess you think are bullshit), but bitcoin isn't... and i was referring to the NFTs and those altcoins I guess (though aren't they all the same?). meh, enjoy your money on this bullshit. i don't know what to tell you.