Message from @.ȼ๏ʍ

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2021-02-08 03:27:53 UTC  

But the power is too enticing

2021-02-08 03:28:19 UTC  

That’s why people shouldn’t be in charge of currency issuance

2021-02-08 03:28:31 UTC  

Let computer protocols do that

2021-02-08 03:29:00 UTC  

I think crypto currency is the direct result of prolonged absence of a gold standard

2021-02-08 03:29:08 UTC  

Absolutely

2021-02-08 03:29:32 UTC  

You know about the message Satoshi left in the genesis block?

2021-02-08 03:29:39 UTC  

Right now it's just backed by faith that it's worth something, and that faith is diminished when you are printing out more

2021-02-08 03:35:39 UTC  

imagine if we brought it back to 1971 levels and went back to the gold standard again... 1 dollar back then would be worth $6.39 now

2021-02-08 03:36:31 UTC  

Yeah, 1971 was fucked up. So were 1944, 1933, and 1913.

2021-02-08 03:37:24 UTC  

Bretton Woods, Executive Order 6102, and the establishment of the Federal Reserve/income tax/initial depegging of the dollar to the gold standard

2021-02-08 03:37:26 UTC  

Computers can be hacked

2021-02-08 03:37:42 UTC  

Bitcoin never has been hacked

2021-02-08 03:38:34 UTC  

People have had their personal computers hacked. Crypto exchanges have been hacked. Bitcoin itself has not

2021-02-08 03:38:39 UTC  

Bitcoin obvious not like you said

2021-02-08 03:39:04 UTC  

I assumed you meant in the context of actual USD

2021-02-08 03:39:35 UTC  

Oh, no. I see how you got that. Yeah. The dollar is dying. I’ve moved on to the Bitcoin standard.

2021-02-08 03:39:55 UTC  

95+% of my investment portfolio is in crypto

2021-02-08 03:41:13 UTC  

I intend to do so at some point as well

2021-02-08 03:42:44 UTC  

Right now I still have to eliminate some dollar denominated debts, like mortgage and student loan. People don’t widely accept crypto yet and the tax situation is a nightmare but eventually I’m thinking that will get alleviated.

2021-02-08 03:43:31 UTC  

I measure my wealth in Bitcoin now. Even my altcoins, I look at them in terms of how many Bitcoin they are worth.

2021-02-08 04:06:54 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/806143039215108116/808187071951929344/unknown.gif

2021-02-08 06:26:36 UTC  

Swipe is an interesting play. Binance, the largest crypto exchange in the world, is heavily involved with this project. Swipe has a partnership with Visa to create crypto debit cards. You download the Swipe app which is a crypto wallet app. You can get a Swipe crypto debit card from any of the four tiers of card. The lowest tier card is free. Each higher tier card requires that you purchase and lock up for 6 months some number of Swipe crypto tokens, 300, 3,000, or 100,000 for the higher tier cards.

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/806143039215108116/808222231364370473/image0.png

2021-02-08 06:28:17 UTC  

Each card carries with it certain perks. Monthly rebates for Spotify, Netflix, Apple Music, Amazon Prime, Uber, Travala, Starbucks.
Each card also gives some percentage cashback on all purchases, but in Bitcoin.

2021-02-08 06:29:58 UTC  

Recently they announced the release of Swipe Savings. Within the wallet app, you basically have savings accounts within which you can earn interest.
5.9% APY on Bitcoin and Ethereum.
8.9% APY on several stablecoins
16% APY interest on Swipe

No wonder it’s blowing up in price.

2021-02-08 11:20:52 UTC  

I’m having trouble using Coinbase. Would you recommend Binance over that?

2021-02-08 16:17:21 UTC  

Coinbase’s user interface is way more noob friendly. I’m US based so I can’t use Binance. I have to use Binance.US instead. Binance.US has more options for advanced trading. I’ve experienced glitches occasionally using Binance.US, where I try to buy some crypto, the transaction fails, but then, strangely, my bank account gets debited by the amount I attempted to buy and my Binance.US account ends up with that many dollars in it. I can then go trade the dollars for crypto. It’s just weird sometimes. 🤷‍♂️

2021-02-08 19:30:29 UTC  

uh fidelity does stocks right?

2021-02-08 19:30:50 UTC  

they are fucking around

2021-02-08 19:31:28 UTC  

im sure theres a better place for that but since they are some sort of bank

2021-02-08 19:42:37 UTC  

Fidelity does a lot of stuff. I know they have Fidelity Digital Assets which has been a thing since...I wanna say...circa 2014?
They have lots of assets under management. I’m sure they are into just about everything from stocks to bonds to precious metals to real estate to crypto to derivatives.

2021-02-08 20:19:35 UTC  

They really stepped in it if there was some instruction telling their employees to stop donations to PV. Fidelity better hope it is as innocent as a process confusion

2021-02-08 20:28:17 UTC  

"Under investigation" for what crime?

2021-02-08 20:29:05 UTC  

"Illegal & Non-Charitable Activity" doesn't say much in regards to what crime was done

2021-02-08 20:30:38 UTC  

it was the wapo article

2021-02-08 20:31:28 UTC  

I didn't read it

2021-02-08 20:32:13 UTC  

Did it say something like PV was receiving funds under the table to give a report about something?

2021-02-08 20:35:19 UTC  

uh no its about the mailman voter fraud guy

2021-02-08 20:35:30 UTC  

they said he retracted his statement