Yup

the other cryptos suck to me , fees n addresses

i was lookin at steem found timcast account

tim mentioned he knew someone who did steem n it was bullshit. but i duno if he did or not

send his ass .1 steem just to be n asshole lol

Crypto's fine, but not for the gen pop; you have to invest in it as commensurate with your tolerance to high risk. Which most ppl foolishly don't do - they think it's like ForEx, and it's not.

@crash_matrix ya u would think so but hardfork 20

they changed bunch of crap around to make accounts cheap . so you can just start posting and build your account for labor

like people who make a youtube channel with a smartphone and get 1 mil subs

zero to making a good wage

lol talk about a bubble; online vid is propped up by advert revenue - it's a big pool, but it's still finite

@crash_matrix the payouts in this system are made by printing of new currency

it has no ads

you can ad ads on top later if you want

just none in the blockchain

Then it's not propped up by anything of value; that makes it even more dangerous

TIm pool doesnt provide value?

videos are worthless?

Yes. They are. Ppl think vid content is intrinsically valuable, but it isn't

@crash_matrix why is art worth millions

You can't rtade out video rights for anything in the general market

people love art

the next generation loves youtubers

and video creation

it's art

You know how unpredictable art trade markets are, right?!

art is valueable. this is art on the blockchain. exchanging value

so is youtube money

Good luck getting monetization today with a channel that speaks with any real reasoning

even if you are clean they take it away

YT is propped up by advert money, both YT and the millions of dollars Google pumps into it via Alphabet Inc

@crash_matrix YT is owned by google

google was funded by US dept of defense

It runs on an almost exclusively carried loss - check their annual corporate statements

its proped up by govt money

look into funding source originally

who dev google, and how they bought YouTube and built it into their massive monopostic system

so that goes back to Money is printed from thin air

or digitally clicked into existance now a days

Allowing for growth in tech

US gov't money doesn't just come out of thin air; don't buy into socialist mottos -> there's a lot of complicated exchange that props up the US dollar, including contracts, futures, liquidities and commodities