The way the economic system works is mostly based around the real estate bubble scam. Assuming the government doesn't exist, likely all real estate would be based on precious metal prices. At this point,

People who pretend lightning network is a valid scaling solution for bitcoin to be used in day to day transactions and mainstream adoption are conmen IMO. It has some benefits like doing instant arb between

They cannot crash metals again like in 2008. The only reason they were able to crash metals then is that they crashed oil from $140 to $40 and oil is the main cost of production factor. The oil industry

Pure evil strikes again, as the second they let a rabbi into the country of Iceland, he instantly plots on how to commit white genocide by flooding them with rapefugee invaders. The higher ranking rabbi

A digital currency where transactions are not blinded and transaction validators are designed to centralize can be considered nothing more than a 1984 slave system. The same system described by Aaron Russo

Someone named "TheRealSat0shi" posted on the bitcoin forum in a discussion I was having about metals with: "Metals have stood the test of time as a store of value for thousands of years,

They have teams of people posting this stuff on multiple metals sites at the same time. Ever since it was clear that the bottom was in for metals, these "people" immediately descended upon the

Here are the main important points to consider: Comex has lately been forwarding contracts to London, indicating it's in a state of technical default - The banker's absolutely despise metals skyrocketing

Notorious/nefarious (abominable?) bitcoin user Anonymint, in an effort to save his ego after falsely claiming cryptocurrency can defeat metals as the base of Exter's Pyramid, even though it's a vastly

I see a lot of crypto shills lately try to claim metals are a "barbarous relic" and cryptocurrency is the future. These people do not seem to understand how the financial system is structured.

Lately, due to the extent of the crimes perpetrated by this tribe, whether they be financial (no link needed there), their disproportionate role in horrific crimes like organ trafficking, their monopolization

"Exter is dead. His pyramid is defunct." The idea of Exter's pyramid does not require him to be alive nor is the idea deprecated. Exter's pyramid is simply the end of the line financial asset

The combination of Trump tax plan (deficit spending into no bid bond market) + 1 trillion dollar infrastructure plan is either going to completely reverse the collapse in money velocity and ignite 1970's

At it's heart, bitcoin is nothing more than a variable number multisig. With current mining centralization, it's probably a 2 of 3 or 3 of 5 multisig. So the only question is how big of a multisig is needed

I saw someone trying to objectively define what the right and left is but their definition was so comically bad that it involved claiming both groups wanted "to improve society, just in different

This post is in response to someone I saw saying to buy IOTA that either has no idea how it's supposed to work, or was too lazy to try and figure it out. IOTA is worthless. A DAG is completely counterintuitive

I saw someone claim the bitcoin market looks "fairly comfortable" after the start of futures trading in so called regulated markets. It really depends on how much longer the global debt bubble

I define the prime mover of the universe as gravity + the non-uniform distribution of matter. For the non-uniform distribution of matter to exist, an entropy source had to exist on the other side of the

I saw the image above linked online and someone referred to it as "the smart money". This is where they're wrong. True, bitcoin has lots of smart people in the space, but all programmers have

The difference in cost of production and face value of a monetary instrument is called seigniorage fee. If the cost of a dollar bill is something like four cents to create but you pay the government 96