Even cash you can hold in your hand is an illusion, at least in the states. lol. now a gold bar or some precious jewels, on the other hand....
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What you heard about bitcoins?
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Even cash you can hold in your hand is an illusion, at least in the states. lol. now a gold bar or some precious jewels, on the other hand....
risky, but based on the prices I've seen on certain websites for illicit goods, can you blame him? Don't know which sites this grower uses, but based on the prices I've seen
either sell elbows locally for 2500-3000ish (just a theoretical number)
or sell ounces online for like 600 at a time
Still an illusion as it's only wood and ink.
cash is precious metals and jewels mainly. something worldwide accepted by any country.jewelry and rolex type watches are acceptable too as you can wear them lol
weed is as good as cash to me but it has to be better than mine or really cheap so i can re sell. . pussy has limited value as i aint a pimp and already got some lol.
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BluEyeDevil
I traveled down that road last summer..
Vibrations I still feel..
I'll take it they were good vibrations?
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BluEyeDevil
Yeah..that's why I'm doing that funky dance..
Alls good then.
BITCOINS are becoming a real part of society I'm watching a special on national geographic and it's all about the worlds money ..fed reserves ..yada yada ..it's really good gives u a inside look at where our money starts and finishes down to shredding ..if u have the time I say it's worth the look "Americas money vault" is the name of the program
In July 2011, The operator of Bitomat, the third largest Bitcoin exchange, announced that he lost access to his wallet.dat file with about 17,000 BitCoins (roughly equivalent to 220,000 USD at that time). He announced that he would sell the service for the missing amount, aiming to use funds from the sale to refund his customers.[73]
In August 2011, MyBitcoin, one of popular Bitcoin transaction processors, declared that it was hacked, which resulted in it being shut down, with paying 49% on customer deposits, leaving more than 78,000 BitCoins (roughly equivalent to 800,000 USD at that time) unaccounted for.[74][75]
In early August 2012, a lawsuit was filed in San Francisco court against Bitcoinica, claiming about 460,000 USD from the company. Bitcoinica was hacked twice in 2012, which led to allegations of neglecting the safety of customers' money and cheating them out of withdrawal requests.[76][77]
In late August 2012, Bitcoin Savings and Trust was shut down by the owner, allegedly leaving around 5.6 million in debts; this led to allegations of the operation being a Ponzi scheme.[78][79][80][81] In September 2012, it has been reported that U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has started an investigation on the case.[82]
In September 2012, Bitfloor Bitcoin exchange also reported being hacked, with 24,000 BitCoins (roughly equivalent to 250,000 USD) stolen. As a result, Bitfloor has suspended operations.[83][84] The same month, Bitfloor has resumed operations, with its founder saying that he has reported the theft to FBI, and that he is planning to repay the victims, though time frame for such repayment is unclear.[85]
In August 2011, MyBitcoin, one of popular Bitcoin transaction processors, declared that it was hacked, which resulted in it being shut down, with paying 49% on customer deposits, leaving more than 78,000 BitCoins (roughly equivalent to 800,000 USD at that time) unaccounted for.[74][75]
In early August 2012, a lawsuit was filed in San Francisco court against Bitcoinica, claiming about 460,000 USD from the company. Bitcoinica was hacked twice in 2012, which led to allegations of neglecting the safety of customers' money and cheating them out of withdrawal requests.[76][77]
In late August 2012, Bitcoin Savings and Trust was shut down by the owner, allegedly leaving around 5.6 million in debts; this led to allegations of the operation being a Ponzi scheme.[78][79][80][81] In September 2012, it has been reported that U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has started an investigation on the case.[82]
In September 2012, Bitfloor Bitcoin exchange also reported being hacked, with 24,000 BitCoins (roughly equivalent to 250,000 USD) stolen. As a result, Bitfloor has suspended operations.[83][84] The same month, Bitfloor has resumed operations, with its founder saying that he has reported the theft to FBI, and that he is planning to repay the victims, though time frame for such repayment is unclear.[85]
Yea that..
Not secure.. not 100% safe from fraud.
Good for those looking to purchase with anonymity..not so good for all of those who tried to store their wealth in it as a means of growth/investment outside of corrupt fiat currencies. Unfortunately.. they lost their ass.
Not secure.. not 100% safe from fraud.
Good for those looking to purchase with anonymity..not so good for all of those who tried to store their wealth in it as a means of growth/investment outside of corrupt fiat currencies. Unfortunately.. they lost their ass.
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longearedfriend
same shit different asshole
(I haven't thought about it very much but that's how I feel about it)
(I haven't thought about it very much but that's how I feel about it)
