Bitcoin's and the future of online banking - Page 42

On November 27 2017 16:34 Daut wrote: Satoshi's vision, peer to peer, $20 transaction fees, unreliable transaction times, blockstream, bitcoin core, I'M A SELF MADE MILLIONAIRE RAGE QUIT

lol, I know a little bit about Ver, don’t know who the guy is. But people in this market really need to get their shit together. Especially as we see big money pouring into this market. This is just embarrassing for everyone. Unfortunately today, most of the people who are "experts" on this subject are massive trolls, extremely untrustworthy and are HUUUGGGEE turn off for people who actually have money and can fund projects. This really need to change ASAP.

On November 28 2017 06:42 capaneo wrote: Show nested quote + On November 27 2017 16:34 Daut wrote: Satoshi's vision, peer to peer, $20 transaction fees, unreliable transaction times, blockstream, bitcoin core, I'M A SELF MADE MILLIONAIRE RAGE QUIT lol, I know a little bit about Ver, don’t know who the guy is. But people in this market really need to get their shit together. Especially as we see big money pouring into this market. This is just embarrassing for everyone. Unfortunately today, most of the people who are "experts" on this subject are massive trolls, extremely untrustworthy and are HUUUGGGEE turn off for people who actually have money and can fund projects. This really need to change ASAP.

nah. what we need is ross ulbricht out of prison. we need a proper dnm.

spets, who's brainwashed?

Mate there is no point to respond to you, you just talk shit with no substance. What do you want me to say now?

that you ate ver's propaganda?

what propaganda? don't just say random one liners

with all the bullshit about bitcoin is controlled by core and the banks and the whatever.

but you're right spets. don't worry. won't argue anymore. roger ver is brilliant.


some reactions from roger's own subreddit /r/btc.

I dont get it Lucky have you not read above? I said I dont give a shit about Roger Ver. I reckon he is a cool dude but I dont care about him ok?????? I dont care if Bitcoin cash succeds or not either. My main wish is that Blockstream gets analed in the butt everyday by the bankers when the bilderbergers ask them to explain WTF they are doing

yeah but you ate the anti core propaganda. that's roger and jihan.

dude get it right, I am PRO-TECHNOLOGY. My understanding is that BITCOIN has taken a wrong path because the bankers are controlling it. So I just move on and support many other Blockchain technologies out there.

JIHAN and Roger - I dont care about them

bankers are controlling it. gotcha. tnx.

but you ate their propaganda.

I will post this again, These are the main reasons, please tell me this is actually positive for bitcoin:



Blockstream Sponsors (including AXA):
https://www.blockstream.com/about/#investors
Blockstream is proud to be working with leading investors from Asia, Europe and North America, including alphabetically AME Cloud Ventures, AXA Strategic Ventures, Blockchain Capital, Digital Currency Group, Digital Garage, FuturePerfect Ventures, Horizons Ventures, Innovation Endeavors, Khosla Ventures, Mosaic Ventures, Real Ventures, Reid Hoffman, and Seven Seas Venture Partners.


DCG (Digital Currency Group) is the company invested into blockstream (http://dcg.co/portfolio/). The CEO of DCG is Barry Silbert, a former investment banker, and Mastercard is an investor in DCG.


http://dcg.co/who-we-are/

Three board members are listed, and one Board "Advisor." Three of the four Members/advisors are particularly interesting:

Glenn Hutchins: Former Advisor to President Clinton. Hutchins sits on the board of The Federal Reserve Bank of New York, where he was reelected as a Class B director for a three-year term ending December 31, 2018.

Barry Silbert: CEO of DCG (Digital Currency Group, funded by Mastercard) who is also an Ex investment Banker at (Houlihan Lokey)

And then there's the "Board Advisor,"

Lawrence H. Summers:

"Chief Economist at the World Bank from 1991 to 1993. In 1993, Summers was appointed Undersecretary for International Affairs of the United States Department of the Treasury under the Clinton Administration. In 1995, he was promoted to Deputy Secretary of the Treasury under his long-time political mentor Robert Rubin. In 1999, he succeeded Rubin as Secretary of the Treasury. While working for the Clinton administration Summers played a leading role in the American response to the 1994 economic crisis in Mexico, the 1997 Asian financial crisis, and the Russian financial crisis. He was also influential in the American advised privatization of the economies of the post-Soviet states, and in the deregulation of the U.S financial system, including the repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act."

but you do know the community has to come to consensus in order to run new features, upgrades or whatnot the developers are proposing right? it just happened that core are the smartest people in the room, so the community follows them.

same reason why segwit2x was dropped.

we also vote and live in a "democracy".

Repeat after me "we are free, we are free, we are free"

Don't forget to watch Gladiators, thousands of channels of American Gladiators

On November 29 2017 14:03 spets1 wrote: we also vote and live in a "democracy". Repeat after me "we are free, we are free, we are free" Don't forget to watch Gladiators, thousands of channels of American Gladiators

in case you dn't know when i say community, i mean the people who run full nodes. meaning the nodes that give demand to the blocks from the miners.

repeat after me "the bankers control bitcoin, the bankers control bitcoin, core needs to go, support the miners"

dont forget to eat more of roger and jihan's propaganda.

Is it time to buy yet ?

On November 30 2017 22:48 cariadon wrote: Is it time to buy yet ?

don't buy. the bankers control it.

On November 29 2017 14:03 spets1 wrote: we also vote and live in a "democracy". Repeat after me "we are free, we are free, we are free" Don't forget to watch Gladiators, thousands of channels of American Gladiators

Nice theft of a Bill Hicks joke but we dont live in the early 90s anymore bud, American Gladiators isnt a thing anymore

I think Bill Hicks ment his material Baal. It was such brilliant performed that it made people laugh, much like George Carlin.

Anyway, thank gods for the bitcoins I bought before the boom !