Shutting down Bitcoin out of an abundance of caution
The chance - however remote - that James A. Donald is a man with immense economic and political power, almost unprecedented in history, ought to scare every reasonable person in the world and prompt them to immediately shun Btc. Chinese developments in relation to Btc may also be explained by their early embrace then - after Donald did his " George Blake ' act - confessing to being a strong supporter of CCP type fascism - their U-turn. Russia did a similar thing with Oswald. Games within games - Plans within plans. Lets bury Donald alive along with his unholy creation. Kill Bitcoin and the CCP with it. If it bleeds we can kill it. If there was a Big God it would be necessary to destroy it.
On 18/11/2021 12:40, professor rat wrote:
The chance - however remote - that James A. Donald is a man with immense economic and political power, almost unprecedented in history,
I am assuming you are referring to the million bitcoins attributed to Satoshi. First of all, James is not Satoshi. I guess you'll just have to take my word for that. Second, those bitcoins are tentatively worth $60 billion. That's a lot, but I can name 10 people with more money, and a quick google turns up another 10. I say tentatively, if someone started selling them then price of bitcoin would drop, probably to about $30k. Which would place their owner/controller at no 51 on the world's richest list. Peter Fairbrother
On Nov 18, 2021, at 8:33 AM, Peter Fairbrother <peter@tsto.co.uk> wrote:
Which would place their owner/controller at no 51 on the world's richest list.
I’m with Hallam-Baker on this one. Since bitcoin was an experiment that escaped the lab into the wild, my bet is that they’re all in the bit-bucket at the time since they weren’t, um, worth anything. :-) The fact that the Real Satoshi would be the photo finish of a footrace between the mob and the state, BIRM, only ices the cake. Cheers, RAH
On Sun, 21 Nov 2021 21:59:50 -0500 Robert Hettinga <hettinga@gmail.com> wrote:
On Nov 18, 2021, at 8:33 AM, Peter Fairbrother <peter@tsto.co.uk> wrote:
Which would place their owner/controller at no 51 on the world's richest list.
I’m with Hallam-Baker on this one. Since bitcoin was an experiment that escaped the lab into the wild,
That's a false claim. 'Satoshis experiment' didn't escape anything - he or them set up the system that still runs today knowing full well what 'he' or them were doing.
my bet is that they’re all in the bit-bucket at the time since they weren’t, um, worth anything. :-)
bullshit. Fact is, it's quite possible for a lot of bitcoins to still be under the control of whoever 'satoshi' is. as a side note, it should be obvious that US nazi turds at the NSA are quite likely to know who 'satoshi' is/are.
The fact that the Real Satoshi would be the photo finish of a footrace between the mob and the state, BIRM, only ices the cake.
Cheers, RAH
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