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How do blockchains die? They either break at consensus-level (e.g., deep reorgs) or market cap goes to zero (tech works but no one cares).
31 Jan, 2019
muneeb
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The only job security you'll find in the 21st century is within yourself - your own ability to adapt to dynamic market conditions.
29 Jan, 2019
lopp
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Just a friendly reminder, every 24 days the US national debt grows more than the entire market cap of bitcoin.
27 Jan, 2019
Xentagz
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How do blockchains die? They either break at consensus-level (e.g., deep reorgs) or market cap goes to zero (tech works but no one cares).
25 Jan, 2019
muneeb
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The last bubble saw a lot of people that didn't bother learning about economics, money or security. They learned an expensive lesson.
23 Jan, 2019
jimmysong
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Once you give the power of money to the state, you become a slave to the system. Bitcoin is the only money where you don't give control to someone else.
21 Jan, 2019
jimmysong
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I am often surprised by how many semi successful people there are who suffer from a complete failure of imagination and inability to see a future in which things might be in any way different from how they are presently
19 Jan, 2019
AriannaSimpson
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The underlying driver of most crypto narratives is that it has a lot of smart/quiet people working on it and a lot of loud/dumb people investing in it.
17 Jan, 2019
morganhousel
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One of the biggest scams in crypto is the number of people that call non-scams, scams.
16 Jan, 2019
cburniske
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Bitcoin is a nuclear cockroach. It will survive.
13 Jan, 2019
Fredilly
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Crypto may be a way to export western financial products with strong rule-of-law (USD, S&P 500, etc.) to people in countries that don’t normally have access to such instruments.
11 Jan, 2019
naval
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If you buy bitcoin in order to exchange it for more fiat then best wishes to you in your endeavor, but you're missing out on something much more interesting.
09 Jan, 2019
lopp
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Bitcoin is unfakeable digital gold that you can instantly teleport from one impenetrable vault to another, opened only using your self-generated password, nobody able to stop your payment, with no registration or intermediary required. There will never be more than 21M bitcoins.
07 Jan, 2019
francispouliot_
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Global debt is now over $184trillion. That is 225% of global GDP and $86,000 per person. Bitcoin isn't the bubble, its the pin.
05 Jan, 2019
alistairmilne
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Asking "who controls Bitcoin?" is like asking "who controls English?"
03 Jan, 2019
lopp
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Ability to store value motivates building. Ability to spend motivates consumption. Produce or consume? Which leads to prosperity? This is at the heart of Crypto-Austrianism and Crypto-Keynesianism.
01 Jan, 2019
jimmysong
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If you bought Bitcoin at $19,500 and you don't want to buy Bitcoin at $3,000, I don't know what to tell you
30 Dec, 2018
iamjosephyoung
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Been doing crypto almost 6 years now and I still panic when sending a transaction even after quadruple checking the address character by character
28 Dec, 2018
CryptoCobain
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