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koshmar posted:Trumps "Big Announcement" are a bunch of NFTs with his head photoshopped (poorly) onto different bodies. Is it just me or is the entire griftosphere reaching some kind of singularity? Musk, NFTs, Trump and others all seem to be converging on a single point of increasing desperation to grab the last few dollars before they go down the drain.
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Rotten Red Rod posted:Lol this rules so hard Of all the people who could possibly honor an NFT roadmap instead of rugging, why would Donald Trump be the first?
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Poopy Palpy posted:Of all the people who could possibly honor an NFT roadmap instead of rugging, why would Donald Trump be the first?
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Those are some very poor photoshops lol
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Now's the perfect time for a famous person to launch a line of NFTs, when a bunch of other famous people like Jimmy Fallon are being sued for endorsing crypto bullshit
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koshmar posted:Trumps "Big Announcement" are a bunch of NFTs with his head photoshopped (poorly) onto different bodies. This is good for bitcoin.
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Dec 15, 2022 21:28
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Who lives in a polycule in the south sea? Sam Bank Man Fried! Squishy and tweaking and chatty is he! Sam Bank Man Fried! If cryptochain nonsense be something you wish, Sam Bank Man Fried! Then watch as the bitcoin price flops like a fish! Sam Bank Man Fried!
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:all my trumps gone got hacked. they went straight for my trumps. left every single one
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You can use multiple slurps on a single *starts vomiting and never stops*
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Splicer posted:You can use multiple slurps on a single *starts vomiting and never stops* hey, this guy is giving away free slurp juice!
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Dec 15, 2022 22:04
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imagine a mutated trump nft series, his eyeballs popping out, all sorts of skin diseases, his flesh melting off, just think of the value
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Dec 15, 2022 22:11
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purchase of rotten mutated burger and fries combos should be gated by owning a mutant trump this time, and I don't want any of those goddamn normies enjoying decaying trump steaks either
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Dec 15, 2022 22:14
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https://twitter.com/cole0x/status/1603466750443470848
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Dec 15, 2022 22:20
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bitcoin helps the number of unbanked people go up uP UP!
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should have been garbage pail kid style trump EFTs
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Trillhouse posted:https://twitter.com/liron/status/1603434695189938176 oh goddamn that eye roll was extreme LOL
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That’s what you get for using nasty fiat!!!!
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Boxturret posted:imagine a mutated trump nft series, his eyeballs popping out, all sorts of skin diseases, his flesh melting off, just think of the value So, a Steve Bannon NFT series?
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Trillhouse posted:https://twitter.com/liron/status/1603434695189938176 Whew thank goodness, if there's one thing that well-capitalized banks do it's talk about how financially strong they are and how they'd give you your money back right now but they have to ask their lawyers first so they'll get back to you
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I remember the time I went to my credit union and asked if I could withdraw my money and was told by the teller the corporate lawyer will get back to me on that.
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really? mine said they had the money, but they just needed a bank of the east coast to open before i can withdraw.
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Boxturret posted:imagine a mutated trump nft series, his eyeballs popping out, all sorts of skin diseases, his flesh melting off, just think of the value
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I'm starting to see momentum from the traditional finance folks saying crypto should never be regulated, because that would mean crypto could touch traditional finance and through that touch the real economy. Their argument is that if you keep crypto unregulated, you will also keep crypto separated from the actual economy, which will protect the real economy from regular crypto meltdowns. https://www.ft.com/content/ac058ede-80cb-4aa6-8394-941443eec7e3 https://wolfstreet.com/2022/11/21/i-agree-dont-regulate-crypto-let-it-burn-making-good-progress-on-its-own/ https://twitter.com/TheStalwart/status/1603537001197756421
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golden bubble posted:Their argument is that if you keep crypto unregulated, you will also keep crypto separated from the actual economy, which will protect the real economy from regular crypto meltdowns. Hmm should the "authorities" give crypto legitimacy, by allowing scammers to say they are registered regulated and insured exchange? They have a point. But on the other hand the KYC is already regulation. Also is Sam dead yet?
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golden bubble posted:I'm starting to see momentum from the traditional finance folks saying crypto should never be regulated, because that would mean crypto could touch traditional finance and through that touch the real economy. Their argument is that if you keep crypto unregulated, you will also keep crypto separated from the actual economy, which will protect the real economy from regular crypto meltdowns. Makes sense: Keeping it unregulated keeps it unofficial and keep it, effectively, defacto somewhat criminal.
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Ban crypto mining and make it so that only accredited investors can speculate on crypto. Then you get regulation and no broader integration of crypto into the actual market. Everyone wins.
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Yeah ideally you regulate in a way that basically makes it impossible to comply and strangle it, but I'm sympathetic to the idea that since that probably won't happen it's better to not regulate it at all
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make so miners have to mine with a slider ruler and a magnetize needle and harddrive. Also they need to dig the mineral resources , smith and manufacture all the computer parts. go galt.
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Make crypto mining illegal without a tax stamp and never fund the office that hands out stamps.
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So are there any functioning exchanges left?
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ikanreed posted:So are there any functioning exchanges left? First define "functioning".
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golden bubble posted:I'm starting to see momentum from the traditional finance folks saying crypto should never be regulated, because that would mean crypto could touch traditional finance and through that touch the real economy. Their argument is that if you keep crypto unregulated, you will also keep crypto separated from the actual economy, which will protect the real economy from regular crypto meltdowns. I've been saying for a long time when people ask if crypto crashing could take down the economy in general that it wasn't really a problem because crypto doesn't have a real interface into the actual economy. I can definitely see making the argument that giving crypto even a veneer of acceptability by regulating it is a bad idea.
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Can reasonably expect to withdraw USD today
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RocketMermaid posted:Is it just me or is the entire griftosphere reaching some kind of singularity? Musk, NFTs, Trump and others all seem to be converging on a single point of increasing desperation to grab the last few dollars before they go down the drain. This is, basically, what rising interest rates does.
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golden bubble posted:I'm starting to see momentum from the traditional finance folks saying crypto should never be regulated, because that would mean crypto could touch traditional finance and through that touch the real economy. Their argument is that if you keep crypto unregulated, you will also keep crypto separated from the actual economy, which will protect the real economy from regular crypto meltdowns. Yeah, plus regulations imply a degree of government consent and responsibility for it which I’m sure they want no part of.
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The question is can crypto even exist if regulated. If you just applied the existing rules to crypto would it no longer be possible to keep the scam running?
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protect it from what? like being part of scams?
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Ups_rail posted:protect it from what? If your spot prices are high because crypto people are bidding up compute time, that's good for short term profit, but bad after crypto crashes if all the normal users switched to amazon/google in the meantime
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