On 3/16/2022 at 8:17 AM, Iamfalang said:

Bought 10,000 coins at 400.  Sold at 55,000.

 

whose crying???  No tears.

 

now get out there and get rich!!!   Poor people make excuses.   You can do it!!

indeed. and the naysayers will be crying into their beers. oh that's right, they can't afford beers anymore because the price went up by 2 baht per bottle

On 3/17/2022 at 7:47 PM, treetops said:

Just what we need, another Bitcoin thread.

are you mad bro? should have bought at sub-10k and then you be eating Wagyu steak for breakfast like me ????

2 hours ago, Hummin said:

And who created Bitcoin?

Henry Ford ????

Always going to be haters for a new asset class.  It has been around for many years now and some cryptos have come and gone while the top players in the field are still in play and unlike some folks do not believe they do have use.

54 minutes ago, Adumbration said:

I am guessing you worked for a Govenment department.

I am guessing you don't know how much the US government subsidizes the heroic private enterprises to whom we owe so much.

41 minutes ago, Sparktrader said:

And where did they get the $ from? Oh wait free enterprise.

Mostly individual taxpayers since the share of the federal budge paid by corporate taxes has been declining for decades.  

 

https://www.nationalpriorities.org/campaigns/corp-taxes-and-federal-budget/

When the Petro-dollar goes belly-up, anyone with Bitcoin or other cryptoes will be sitting pretty. I like the investments in land and those NFTs too.

 

I'm seriously looking at buying some land in the metaverse. There is a plot of about three hectares going for 100k Baht (in Ethereum) a hectare, near Pugsville. Seems like a lot of dosh, but anyone wishing to cross the land - or even set foot on it - has to pay a toll. And if there is a battle there, I'll tenfold my money, through rent alone. Of course any weapons will have to be rented; guess who from?

 

There is also a rowing boat for sale in the Spoegosso Sea. Anyone wishing to get to Flop Island, has to either swim across, or pay to get ferried across. So it will be a steady income stream.

 

I have about 30 NFTs at the present time. They have authentication and are registered. I plan to sell them off when the time is right.

3 minutes ago, owl sees all said:

When the Petro-dollar goes belly-up, anyone with Bitcoin or other cryptoes will be sitting pretty. I like the investments in land and those NFTs too.

 

I'm seriously looking at buying some land in the metaverse. There is a plot of about three hectares going for 100k Baht (in Ethereum) a hectare, near Pugsville. Seems like a lot of dosh, but anyone wishing to cross the land - or even set foot on it - has to pay a toll. And if there is a battle there, I'll tenfold my money, through rent alone. Of course any weapons will have to be rented; guess who from?

 

There is also a rowing boat for sale in the Spoegosso Sea. Anyone wishing to get to Flop Island, has to either swim across, or pay to get ferried across. So it will be a steady income stream.

 

I have about 30 NFTs at the present time. They have authentication and are registered. I plan to sell them off when the time is right.

Where is Flop island?

3 minutes ago, Sparktrader said:

Where is Flop island?

Next to Flip Island, they are part of Thailand.....Flip/Flop

2 minutes ago, ThailandRyan said:

Next to Flip Island, they are part of Thailand.....Flip/Flop

Full moon parties?

1 minute ago, Sparktrader said:

Full moon parties?

https://fullmoonparty.fun/

 

NFT tickets.  Many other types of events are starting to look into using them, just like those companies using smart contracts.  Verifiable and not easily counterfeited

4 minutes ago, Sparktrader said:

Where is Flop island?

The simple and obvious answer is the Metaverse. But the Metaverse is continually being mapped, so new lands and seas are being discovered and created.

 

AFAIA, Flop Island is in the Capz Sea; in the third dimension. I'll research more and report back.

 

The beauty of buying land - and indeed boats - is that they can be then used as an income stream. Plenty of people will want to holiday on these islands in the future..

This guy is buried so deep in a small box of convention and the financial industry, it would be difficult for him to conceive of any sort of alternative to his sacred cow. 

 

Former head of the SEC. About as much credibility as saying you were the former head of the FDA or the Stasi. 

 

Multiple alternatives are desperately needed to curb the extreme recklessness of the Fed, the Treasury, the WTO, the IMF, and similar agencies. 

3 hours ago, DaLa said:

I wish he’d been correct. I was programming in the early 80’s, 19 kb of  memory, and I could write the whole Payroll program for a company with 1000+ employees. The ‘testing’ department would throw it back at me to re-write if there was greater than 4 second wait for the end user ( between input or output ).

 

I have a new laptop with 4 GB of RAM that takes 2 minutes to boot up and regularly ‘hangs’ midway through a process.

 

Progress? But I do get to view some pretty graphics and pictures whilst I’m waiting.

What's the OS? The Linux MX on my laptop and desktop takes 20-30 seconds, can't recall it ever hanging up on me.

I forget who coined the term fatware, but most of us know which OS is being referred to.

 

Another Bill Gates quote:

 

"Your most unhappy customers are your greatest source of learning"

 

I'd say Microsoft must be very knowledgeable by now.

16 minutes ago, owl sees all said:

The simple and obvious answer is the Metaverse. But the Metaverse is continually being mapped, so new lands and seas are being discovered and created.

 

AFAIA, Flop Island is in the Capz Sea; in the third dimension. I'll research more and report back.

 

The beauty of buying land - and indeed boats - is that they can be then used as an income stream. Plenty of people will want to holiday on these islands in the future..

No try buying real land

As far as searching in the metaverse is concerned; 'megaseach' is the way to go.

 

Blockchain will not only be the safeguard of meteverse transactions, but the integrity of the metaverse is essential if people - real people like you and me - are to safeguard their acquisitions. For instance: it would not be possible to go unauthorised onto land in the continent of Fluffz without permission. If a metaverse browser (real person) wants to pass through a country he/she would need a password to do so. this requires a small fee. We are only talking a tiny fee, but with a million users a day wishing to venture forth, it can be seen where the money is.

 

Most of the people rubbishing the metaverse have no cryptoes and do not see their value.

 

As far as NFTs are concerned, they will ultimately be used as symbols for groups, gangs and war. That is in the metaverse of course. In real life they will find their way into art galleries and exhibitions.

More likely key Fiat will implode at some point soon due to their Ponzi printing and they will pivot into what has been laid out in crypto....Govt. undersigned stablecoins for their reset away from hyperinflation.

 

 

 

 

On 3/16/2022 at 8:28 AM, Lacessit said:

You are now worth $550 million? What are you doing here?

You're married?

15 minutes ago, freedomnow said:

More likely key Fiat will implode at some point soon due to their Ponzi printing and they will pivot into what has been laid out in crypto....Govt. undersigned stablecoins for their reset away from hyperinflation.

 

 

 

 

What you and your coin members want and wish for, is an economic anarchy. 
 

Bitcoin owners have become an extreme greedy egoistic movement wishing for total collaps of the established economical norm and standard. 
 

 

1 hour ago, cmarshall said:

I am guessing you don't know how much the US government subsidizes the heroic private enterprises to whom we owe so much.

That's the ones that showed their gratitude by moving jobs to China and Mexico over the past decades?

1 hour ago, Hummin said:

What you and your coin members want and wish for, is an economic anarchy. 
 

Bitcoin owners have become an extreme greedy egoistic movement wishing for total collaps of the established economical norm and standard. 
 

 

Hahah, nope I have no wish for collapse..you extrapolate a bit much and bit wide..nor does being in the crypto sphere make me an egoist ?

 

"All X are Y" black-and-white broad stroke thinking.

 

Money is there to be made and seems to be there is a mass resentment for anyone taking advantage of the swings better than precious metals or old school stocks.

3 hours ago, cmarshall said:

I am guessing you don't know how much the US government subsidizes the heroic private enterprises to whom we owe so much.

Where does the money come from that is used for these subsidies?

 

And London to a brick you are a former Government employee.

4 hours ago, Adumbration said:

I am guessing you worked for a Govenment department.

Actually, one need not work for the govt to recognize reality.

 

Folks who complain about govt, or who parrot the line (as a joke), "I'm from the govt and here to help", are people who hold delusions of grandeur over their own "skills and accomplishments".

 

Curious about things such as the internet, GPS, and a host of other breakthrough tech, I used to look into the genesis of these inventions. A good many came from government programs and research. I realized not all people with intellect and talents are profit motivated. Some seek knowledge for the sake of knowledge, but all of us 'private sector capitalists' benefit from their work.

 

Now I'm sure some folks who made a few thousand speculating in crypto fancy they have added more value to the human condition as 'Day Trading Geniuses' than the anonymous 'govt' types who developed many critical technologies, but the opinions of those day trading geniuses are pure delusion. The fellow you quoted seems to think it's 'special' that an anonymous group conjured a 21st Century Ponzi Scheme from thin air (and has been copied now by almost 20,000 other crypto coin conjurers hoping to make hay while the scam shines), and because it has yet to run its course and folks who cannot actually begin to understand the thing have chased its 'value' to 41600, and that such a game equates to GPS, but that is simply silly. Some of these delusional types actually think crypto will replace banks (a belief which evidences total ignorance about things like credit analysis or the velocity of money). Oh, and crypto fanciers also seem to overlook that they have embraced the most energy wasteful means of exchange ever conjured by humanity. The value of the energy crypto has burned exceeds the total value of all cryptos in existence....that is so woefully inefficient (and is a major contributor to higher prices all of us are now paying at the pump or to heat/cool our homes, or even fly to Thailand....hey, but what a small price to pay for someone to be able to boast to his mates about how skilled he is at trading!).

 

In addition to critical cutting edge research, there are functions govts perform that all of us take for granted, forgetting how critical these functions are and how there is zero incentive for the private sector to do those jobs. Think of food or drug testing, among other things. Sure, govt entities miss the occasional salmonella or other malady in food, or let thalidomide make it to market occasionally, but for the most part the work those anonymous folks do---for which private sector capitalists have no incentive---save countless lives. Okay, it doesn't create Day trading Geniuses who can boast of their trading prowess (aka, LUCK), but thinking people will accept it has far greater value.

3 hours ago, owl sees all said:

Most of the people rubbishing the metaverse have no cryptoes and do not see their value.

I think its tosh, but I admire your conviction and foresight. Will it become? Yes of course you are right there. But its "when" that is the question and are you putting your money into "land" on a platform that may be killed off in the not too distant future by a bigger, better, provider?

 

I noted your plan to sell at an opportune time, good trade.

23 minutes ago, Walker88 said:

Oh, and crypto fanciers also seem to overlook that they have embraced the most energy wasteful means of exchange ever conjured by humanity.

I agreed with everything else you said except that bit. Proof of work is not the only model in existence. Proof of Stake and Proof of History are already here and being used by some of the big L1 players. 

56 minutes ago, Adumbration said:

Where does the money come from that is used for these subsidies?

 

And London to a brick you are a former Government employee.

Because it goes without saying there is not interest but self-interest?

28 minutes ago, Whale said:

I think its tosh, but I admire your conviction and foresight. Will it beype.come? Yes of course you are right there. But its "when" that is the question and are you putting your money into "land" on a platform that may be killed off in the not too distant future by a bigger, better, provider?

 

I noted your plan to sell at an opportune time, good trade.

I think that many are not aware of what is going on. Millions of youngsters are entering the Metaverse as we type.  The future is now. There is a chance for all of us to buy some land. assets, equipment etc.

 

It does take some understanding, but once the 'penny drops people will see the Metaverse future. For those that get in early there are absolute fortunes to be made. Not that 'fortunes' is that important to many.

 

Imagine you have bought some land in the Metaverse, and the particular bit of land is the gateway to fun and games. Also battles and love! Anyone wishing to pass through your. land HAS to pay a small fee. Without paying the fee, there is no right-of-way. The fee is in a crypto, and if converted, might be as little as 1 baht (say), but if your area become popular, there could be a million people crossing your land every day. Look at it as an investment that could be sold, if another sees the potential.

 

The Metaverse is here and now. Best not to be left behind.

2 hours ago, owl sees all said:

I think that many are not aware of what is going on. Millions of youngsters are entering the Metaverse as we type.  The future is now. There is a chance for all of us to buy some land. assets, equipment etc.

 

It does take some understanding, but once the 'penny drops people will see the Metaverse future. For those that get in early there are absolute fortunes to be made. Not that 'fortunes' is that important to many.

 

Imagine you have bought some land in the Metaverse, and the particular bit of land is the gateway to fun and games. Also battles and love! Anyone wishing to pass through your. land HAS to pay a small fee. Without paying the fee, there is no right-of-way. The fee is in a crypto, and if converted, might be as little as 1 baht (say), but if your area become popular, there could be a million people crossing your land every day. Look at it as an investment that could be sold, if another sees the potential.

 

The Metaverse is here and now. Best not to be left behind.

As with all large scale property developments the prime lots in the metaverse will be retained by the developers themselves and their cronies.

13 hours ago, Sparktrader said:

Fiat is a loser. Crypto is tech. 95% lose 5% do great.

 

 

If it was that good why is are there so many trying to get you to invest in it? seems like a pyramid scheme

10 hours ago, StayinThailand2much said:

You're married?

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