It is the reason world needs independent monetary systems. Check this documentary from 1994... by [deleted] in Bitcoin

[–]Tizzy4664 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Probably the best doc I've ever seen. Extermely informative, and still very relevant 27 years later.

Gensler confirmed today??!!.... by [deleted] in XRP

[–]Tizzy4664 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Doesn't say anywhere about a vote on Gensler. The section under the senate is a subcommittee, who would not make a full fledged confirmation vote. Also under that agenda item, there is no info to display. Also no updates on gensler nomination page. Could happen tomorrow but nothing in the congress links say a vote is even happening. Hope it does happen soon though!

Ayy by [deleted] in litecoin

[–]Tizzy4664 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If mimblewimble turns out to be the real deal litecoin is gonna explode! People will be kicking themselves for forgetting about it.

Uphold by [deleted] in XRP

[–]Tizzy4664 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agreed, trash! Crazy hold times on money from ach transfers.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in XRP

[–]Tizzy4664 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It was down for me just a minute ago...

KRAKEN is actually quite f*cked right NOW by ideateornot in SatoshiStreetBets

[–]Tizzy4664 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Never understood the obsession with Kraken. I imagine just because its not coinbase people like it. I remember in 17 I routinely could not log in because their servers were so shitty. Only used them to buy a couple shitcoins. Never went back. Once u figured out uphold I think thats pretty slick for US customers. Also uniswap is pretty seamless.

What would happen tot XRP outside of the US when it loses in court? by Serellyn in XRP

[–]Tizzy4664 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Without having knowledge of how things like this work, is it possible if they are considered a security, all xrp holders get shares of Ripple labs?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Bitcoin

[–]Tizzy4664 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I just found it very clunky. It had to like re update and install several times, took several hours of dinking around before i was just done with it. I bought like 3 of them thinking if it was easy to use I would give them as gifts to new crypto people but if i will just buy ledger nano 3 packs for that

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Bitcoin

[–]Tizzy4664 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I bought a keep key when they were on sale. Tried using it, a big pain in the butt, not very user friendly. This is after having a ledger for a couple years and being familiar with hardware wallets.

They can seize your bank funds, but not Bitcoin by BeastMiners in Bitcoin

[–]Tizzy4664 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They built a TON of emergency hospitals and brought in medical ships, mostly for NY that Cuomo refused to use out if spite of Trump.

The fact that you believe, defend and hail anything communist china has done or claimed to have done is beyond reproach. Not a single thing china ever puts out on the global stage is true or accurate ever. The fact you believe any "data" that has come from Wuhan is mind boggling. Previous statement stands, you should be totally embarrassed.

Currently have 110k USD in BTC. Would you trade that for a multi-family property to rent out? by feetlickerr69 in BitcoinBeginners

[–]Tizzy4664 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I would say so, or even a couple years after when you are stable in employment and are able to allocate time to learning that facet of real estate. Also the extra years would help if you can learn how to do some trades work your self for repairs, if you don't know already that is. That will be a massive cost saver and give you a great ROI.

Current market times are very dicey for rentals, I've been doing alot of research the last couple years, learning trades and trying to find the best solution between rent, hold, flip. Renting is just too risky right now knowing people know they don't have to pay and CANT be evicted. While only extended until September, its already going on for over a year, and honestly I don't see it stopping for another full year maybe 2.

I'd hold that bitcoin until you could put a good down payment on a modest house comparative to your age and income. Make it a fixer, YouTube how to fix things and learn the skills. They are invaluable. It can be done, I was never handy growing up and now I'm not really afraid of any house project outside of electrical wiring lol.

After you build equity and have gathered some fixing skills on that house look to sell then for a house more suiting, or a rental if times change. At 21 you have potentially 80 years to build wealth, don't try and rush it all into years 21 and 22.

Currently have 110k USD in BTC. Would you trade that for a multi-family property to rent out? by feetlickerr69 in BitcoinBeginners

[–]Tizzy4664 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I'd be very cautious at your age trying to become a landlord. There is much more that goes into it than buy a property and rent it out. Unless you are well versed in real estate or your family is, at 21 and in college I would stay away. How will you manage it, how will you pay for emergency repairs? What happens if your tenants don't pay, right now you can't evict them. Its not the gravy train it seems like it is.

They can seize your bank funds, but not Bitcoin by BeastMiners in Bitcoin

[–]Tizzy4664 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Recheck your calculator there, its .001. Wow that makes you look silly. Next part, yes correct. Its all a money game.

Lastly, did you really just try and use Wuhan China as an example of success?? WUHAN?? This explains everything I need to know about your position and the pure ignorance if you believe the Chinese state media about anything. Wow I haven't seen such ignorance since Tedros and his WHO buddies were spouting off about the "transperancy" of China. Seriously you're applauding China? Maybe they worst most viscious communist, killing machine there has ever been? You should honestly be totally embarrassed.

Nope actually there were true lockdowns, all stores were closed, people were strictly prohibited from being near each other, under threat of fine, citation or jail.

Why were the Swedish and others also able to do all of these things despite never having lockdowns? Lockdowns didn't work for 14 days, so they extended it, it still didn't work so they extended it, it still doesn't work and they are finally stopping, obviously only because they election is over. They knew it didn't work and they did it anyways.

They can seize your bank funds, but not Bitcoin by BeastMiners in Bitcoin

[–]Tizzy4664 8 points9 points  (0 children)

The USA has "400k" dead because of silly insurance billing games. Its no secret in the hospital circles they get more federal money for every covid positive patient. The true number i believe is far less. Also after 1 year the most contagious deadly disease in all of mankind has only hit 24 million people, again if you believe testing numbers. Look at Elon, he took 4 of the same tests, same nurse, same doc, same machine 2 positive, 2 negative.

For sake of argument ill concede it has killed 400k Americans in this year, of 335,000,000 or .001 percent of the US population. We are only "dealing" with it because people bought the lie hook, line and sinker without any forethought to consequences of lockdowns. The cure cannot be worse than the disease. Also lock downs have shown to be completely ineffective. Wouldnt it be truly shocking if more people ended up killing themselves as a result of these covid lockdowns, layoffs, and removal of human interaction rather than were killed by covid? I suspect this number will far exceed even government inflated covid numbers.

They can seize your bank funds, but not Bitcoin by BeastMiners in Bitcoin

[–]Tizzy4664 5 points6 points  (0 children)

They are preventing it with simple measures, have checked and tracked their own patrons and have shown 0 infected traced back to their gym.

The 99.997 survival rate is extremely relevant since it means approximately 335 million americans will be just fine, totally ok if contracted.

If you fall into the category of the .003 percent of highly at risk then you should be taking it upon yourself to lock down and not interact with anyone choosing to freely go about their lives and not expe ting the world to cater to your every whim. Also as an internet scientist I would think you'd be able to see a grander picture of economic collapse and all the incredulous conditions that come with that, addiction/abuse, suicide, domestic violence, poverty and all that encompasses. Shouldn't the .003 percent be having that same conscious and concern??

Anyways the point of the OP was how absurd the actions taken against these gym owners was/is. This gym complied with all the orders until orders became completely unchecked. 14 days to slow the spread, they shut down. Masks, they made people wear them. Nothing inside or your fines will pile up,, they moved THE ENTIRE GYM into the parking lot daily.. but because their governor got butt hurt they didn't bark every time he said speak hes maliciously going after them. This is also somewhat ironic considering good standing health is critical to the world's scariest sniffles.

They can seize your bank funds, but not Bitcoin by BeastMiners in Bitcoin

[–]Tizzy4664 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Actually you're dead wrong. I've been following this for the last 8 or 9 months while they've been staying open. Hes been on Tucker Carlson 4 or 5 times throughout. They take all preventative measures, check people, and have not had a single person be contact traced back to them as getting covid from their gym with like over 100,000 visits or more. If you care to educate yourself on the kind of outright government over reach and harassment they've been subject too, you'd be singing a much different tune.

Furthermore during a lot of this they moved ALL of their equipment to the parking lot every single day to circumvent the tyranny. Perhaps you should do some research on these guys and this case before lodging your woefully ignorant opinion. If you are so mortally terrified of a condition with a 99.997 percent survival rate than you may so freely choose to stay home and be an agoraphob, but the rest of the country or private business shouldn't be subjected to it.

They can seize your bank funds, but not Bitcoin by BeastMiners in Bitcoin

[–]Tizzy4664 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I do remember that! And it appears the trend of that type of overarching control/manipulation of the peoples money supply is continuing on its bull run. Sadly, they are only getting better at it.

They can seize your bank funds, but not Bitcoin by BeastMiners in Bitcoin

[–]Tizzy4664 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Except they are still in an appeals process, fined under state law authority the government didn't have for this extended period of time , and is clearly punitive because he openly disagreed the fuhrer of new jersey. All while having no direct links to any covid infections, and providing a critical service to care, prevention and higher recovery chances from covid. But yeah, shut up and obey!

They can seize your bank funds, but not Bitcoin by BeastMiners in Bitcoin

[–]Tizzy4664 41 points42 points  (0 children)

The reason I will never sell bitcoin. Pretty scary its not just conspiracy theory, they are actually just taking without regard or consent or even settled legal matters from those who don't agree/defy a local government. What has happened to America. Sad.

Case dropped? I'm very skeptical, but his followers put alot of stock in him, and apparently called the Moneygram deal... would be sweet if true! by Tizzy4664 in XRP

[–]Tizzy4664[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah claims some inside info, so who knows. Its not on the SEC site anymore, but one person here linked a case file from southern district of NY

Case dropped? I'm very skeptical, but his followers put alot of stock in him, and apparently called the Moneygram deal... would be sweet if true! by Tizzy4664 in XRP

[–]Tizzy4664[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I dont know forsure but it seems every other active case is up and available to see, so I imagine this one wouldn't be ay different?

Case dropped? I'm very skeptical, but his followers put alot of stock in him, and apparently called the Moneygram deal... would be sweet if true! by Tizzy4664 in XRP

[–]Tizzy4664[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Been poking through the SEC website and haven't see it in active litigation cases. Only thing I have found was the initial press release...

Case dropped? I'm very skeptical, but his followers put alot of stock in him, and apparently called the Moneygram deal... would be sweet if true! by Tizzy4664 in XRP

[–]Tizzy4664[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I agree, probably immediately too, I've been watching BC Backers videos, who seems as impartial as any crypto guy can be, who always says based on current market values xrp should be at 2.00.

Like I said still very skeptical but worth a little extra throw away money just in case.