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In the news the online currency just took a two hundred billion loss overnight. What are peoples opinion on this and such currency I have heard its jewy.

[I am extremely uneducated and ignorant on this matter, just giving my opinion based on nothing really]

Personally I think this was rigged from the start. I don't get how someone can rub their hands together and sell invisible money that is somehow worth actual money. I think it's already bad enough to have people convinced that green toilet paper is somehow worth anything but to actually sell numbers on a computer screen for thousands of dollars, now that's art.

I've had such a bad gut feeling about these since the start that I didn't even bother reading a single article about them

I know all I said is probably completely retarded bullshit but honestly I don't care about this xdd

I cashed out in time LOL

I'm still holding and on profit, I believe in the technology and I am long term on it. I think it's like gold but with the advantage of fast transference to any other place in the world without paying taxes.
I think it can destroy the (((banks))).

This was bound to happen because cryptocurrencies use computing power a device specifically for mining called ASIC to mine the cash. With comming in of quantum computing bitcoin is going to fall down as a quantum computer is many times faster than even a supercomputer because of its fndamental design. Also regarding value of bitcoin they are similar to shares and stuff. I do think that jews are using high end ASIC brought at throaway prices from China/Taiwan or even quantum computer with that capability. Bitcoin mining just needs a high end asic or gpu in a pc. Also considering other fact that the actual software vs the source code released can be different as well and it has been proven many times especially in browser like chrome that it is different from chromium. Just think of this happening to bitcoins as well. I forgot to add up that many of our enemies may be selling or buying in synchronous way similar to share markets to control tha value of bitcoin as well even if mining software isnt botched.

Regarding crypto-currencies, I don't know all the facts but I was told that one of the Asian countries outlawed mining, which caused all of the different crypto-currencies to fall. Wall Street has also started its own crypto-currency, and that boosted it back up again. For ages, Wall Street was against it, but as the saying goes - "If you can't beat them, join them". I think it was also Microsoft, or another company, which has made their own, as well, and that caused their stock prices/shares to double in value. The jew wants to buy the coins so as to control it, but there are many, many different crypto-currencies, and anyone who knows how to can make a new one.

If anyone were to buy some coins in a decent crypto-currency and hold on to them (not mining) to wait for them to appreciate in value due to supply-and-demand, then after X time, they should be worth more. You could also buy mining hashing power. As for Bitcoin, I was told that about 80% of its coins have been mined, so once all 100% have been mined, you might want to be careful in selling the Bitcoin coins which you have because they could be worth quite a pretty penny. When the coins are worth less, due to the fall, that is supposed to be a good time to buy them, either via mining or just holding on to them, because they are cheaper.

e.g buying 1000 coins of any decent crypto-currency when the coins cost pennies or only a couple of £ (or the equivalent for you) each, then after X time if they are worth £100 each, you'd have £100x1000 coins = a nice amount of money.
For the mining, you could do an RoI - a return of investment - so you buy £10 or £100 worth of hashing power (i.e. you buy an amount of the GPU* usage), wait for your hashing power usage to mine the equivalent of how much you bought (the more you buy, the more power you have), then once that hashing power reaches the £10 or £100 that you paid, you can then take out your initial investment (as they call it) of £10 or £100 and re-invest your coins you earned from mining (i.e. just leave them in, without withdrawing them), so in essence, you are getting it for free (after you take back out what you paid in). If you don't take back out what you put in at the time, then you would have double the hashing power, but then you would be £10 or £100 down until you decide to either take it out or take out more which you have mined - or if you don't mind spending that £10 or £100, after saving up first, of course, without withdrawing it back out, then OK.

There may be legislation regarding taxes, though, and for some, they do demand ID if you try to cash-out over a certain amount, to try and fight against money-laundering, crime, or for tax reasons. You can also have a card, like a credit or debit card, which is for your wallet, where you go to an ATM and use it to withdraw some of your crypto-currency coins into real, physical money. Instead of withdrawing your crypto-currency coins into real, physical money, you could buy some food vouchers and online codes for things which you want to buy, instead - if they can be paid for via crypto-currency, of course. If I'm not mistaken, due to BTC being like the standard, (and also Litecoin I have seen, as well), you can only buy things with these two, so you'd have to put your non-BTC and non-Litecoin coins into a wallet which might convert them or allow you to spend them as BTC or Litecoin - but I am just speculating on that.


*GPU (graphics processing unit) is what is on graphics cards, whereas CPU is the central processing unit; GPUs are much better than CPUs, and some people wonder why the jew-- why manufacturers don't put GPUs in computers instead of CPUs. To give you an idea of how good GPUs are - consider your strong, encrypted password. It could take a supercomputer 100 years to crack it, whereas it could take a GPU weeks or days or maybe hours - 25-GPU cluster cracks every standard Windows password in <6 hours - "every possible eight-character password containing upper- and lower-case letters, digits, and symbols". According to howsecureismypassword.net (by the way - you might not want to use your actual password on any testing site, just in case), a random 8-character password with uppercase letters; lowercase letters; numbers; and symbols, "It would take a computer about 9 hours to crack your password".

HP Mageson666 wrote:In the news the online currency just took a two hundred billion loss overnight. What are peoples opinion on this and such currency I have heard its jewy.

I believe that all cryptocurrencies are ultimately just a new tool for the jews to get more control. Once they have overtaken the people on the top of their currency of choice (if they aren't already jews anyway), they can impose new rules and control currency more easily. It's easier to manipulate digital currency than it is to manipulate physical one, after all.

That being said, I believe it is a good opportunity for investment. In the inevitable push towards cryptocurrencies that the jews will likely force, one can make good money if it is invested into cryptos now while their prices are still low. Just check out the most promising cryptos and think about which one the jews would most likely want to push to the top. Then an invested 10k can easily turn into 1 or even 10 million.
Since it's the jews who will be enforcing it, though, I think it's likely that at one point the whole thing will collapse together with the overall market aswell.
I would recommend exiting from the crypto territory once you sense that it will fall soon. After that a conversion of a bit of your newly-gained money into physical currency like gold, silver, etc. might be advantageous, so that you still have something to buy things with during the period of market collapse.

This is my opinion on the whole thing.

Quantum computers have had the ability to easily pass through the types of encryption used for these currencies for a few years now, only of course they don't wish to tell us that. Notice how every time quantum computers make a real big or important step, it is quietly announced in few specialized groups who have interest in computers but only barely mentioned to the majority and then very quickly covered up again like they don't want people to remember that it happened. I remember it was shortly announced a few times that they could now break these encryptions, but comments about it were deleted and new posts weren't made.

The Intel processor scandal is not only about security but also so that we have no basis of how idea how powerful these computer chips are becoming. The outdated chips in our computers were almost entirely used for background things that we never knew of. This background operation is all forms of spying and probably bitcoin mining too for government accounts to collect. They also never admit how big and complex the chips are that are being newly created; only mentioning some smaller older model with under-exaggerated numbers. They are trying to advance quantum computers and artificial intelligence to levels higher than human capabilities and are attempting to keep us from realizing this. Even Putin happily said that the Russian military would use the most powerful weapons fully controlled by artificial intelligence.

With Bitcoin and others, almost all of the growth in the past few years was from a very small group flooding the market to make it look like a good idea. You know what happens when just a few people have nearly all of a currency. Then they paid for all the advertising they could get to make people invest. And most of this growth and advertising actually came after the announcements that it is easily hacked. Cash is a serious threat to the enemy. They can shut down your bank account and credit cards just by knocking out the electricity, but cash can't be so easily stopped. In the last few countries the CIA has been trying to destroy by removing their economies, like South America, they have been badly disappointed that it hasn't done more damage because people could still use cash in their local economy. Actually this was more big advertising for bitcoin because people used that when the banks and cards were shut down. Anybody with a quantum computer and the right program can completely drain the online currency accounts of anyone they want. This has already been done to many people but is often covered up. So an extremely small number of (((them))) own the entire economic basis of these online currencies and have full ability to drain every single account at any time. Either billions of accounts were just hacked or some of the owners of this scam system cashed out to avoid being hacked themselves. It is no accident that you see many world governments promoting online currencies. It is clear to see how every aspect of life in most of the world has been controlled by people who's biggest fear is our awareness.

Sure does sound jewy to me. Get millions of people to invest thousands of dollars into "currency" that actually isn't worth anything then making the value go down and keeping the money.

I read A few banks pulled their assets or whatever out from the crypto currency Ripple. In about two weeks or so I saw it go from $.80 to around $3.60 than back down around $1 to and the market cap for the coin went from about 140 billion or so to around 60 billion. That was Definitely jewry if I had to say probably trying to manipulate it and profit through pump and dump. As well as try to, from what I have read, learn and understand about blockchain. Maybe to form their own? they have the means to do it and this way it would be theirs to manipulate as they please as people might try to buy into theirs for gains like what happened with bitcoin.

This is exactly what they wanted. They being the Jewish central planning thieves.

For the past 6 months, these liars have been boosting confidence in the dollar and these crypto currencies. The value of both has been going up. What happens to gold when that happens?

It lowers the price of gold, or atleast keeps it near $1,200 an oz. The central bankers buy up as much gold as they can. Why though? Because this fiat system is coming to an end.

Those that control the gold will then be able to dictate what the next monetary system is. Obviously it will be a system setup so that they can continue to control the populace, more than likely under the guise of some other fiat currency.

I may be wrong, but I think these cryptocurrencies are a scheme to remove mass ammounts of fiat money. I hope I'm wrong, and that lots of our Satanic brothers and sisters can make tons of money off of it.

HP Mageson666 wrote:In the news the online currency just took a two hundred billion loss overnight. What are peoples opinion on this and such currency I have heard its jewy.

There are rumored CIA connections to it and I do not doubt this because alot of drug trafficking and pedophilia markets are centered around bitcoin. It's a place for criminals like the Jews.

I agree with Dahaarkan and Shael on this subject.

FancyMancy wrote:Regarding crypto-currencies, I don't know all the facts but I was told that one of the Asian countries outlawed mining, which caused all of the different crypto-currencies to fall. Wall Street has also started its own crypto-currency, and that boosted it back up again. For ages, Wall Street was against it, but as the saying goes - "If you can't beat them, join them". I think it was also Microsoft, or another company, which has made their own, as well, and that caused their stock prices/shares to double in value. The jew wants to buy the coins so as to control it, but there are many, many different crypto-currencies, and anyone who knows how to can make a new one.

If anyone were to buy some coins in a decent crypto-currency and hold on to them (not mining) to wait for them to appreciate in value due to supply-and-demand, then after X time, they should be worth more. You could also buy mining hashing power. As for Bitcoin, I was told that about 80% of its coins have been mined, so once all 100% have been mined, you might want to be careful in selling the Bitcoin coins which you have because they could be worth quite a pretty penny. When the coins are worth less, due to the fall, that is supposed to be a good time to buy them, either via mining or just holding on to them, because they are cheaper.

e.g buying 1000 coins of any decent crypto-currency when the coins cost pennies or only a couple of £ (or the equivalent for you) each, then after X time if they are worth £100 each, you'd have £100x1000 coins = a nice amount of money.
For the mining, you could do an RoI - a return of investment - so you buy £10 or £100 worth of hashing power (i.e. you buy an amount of the GPU* usage), wait for your hashing power usage to mine the equivalent of how much you bought (the more you buy, the more power you have), then once that hashing power reaches the £10 or £100 that you paid, you can then take out your initial investment (as they call it) of £10 or £100 and re-invest your coins you earned from mining (i.e. just leave them in, without withdrawing them), so in essence, you are getting it for free (after you take back out what you paid in). If you don't take back out what you put in at the time, then you would have double the hashing power, but then you would be £10 or £100 down until you decide to either take it out or take out more which you have mined - or if you don't mind spending that £10 or £100, after saving up first, of course, without withdrawing it back out, then OK.

There may be legislation regarding taxes, though, and for some, they do demand ID if you try to cash-out over a certain amount, to try and fight against money-laundering, crime, or for tax reasons. You can also have a card, like a credit or debit card, which is for your wallet, where you go to an ATM and use it to withdraw some of your crypto-currency coins into real, physical money. Instead of withdrawing your crypto-currency coins into real, physical money, you could buy some food vouchers and online codes for things which you want to buy, instead - if they can be paid for via crypto-currency, of course. If I'm not mistaken, due to BTC being like the standard, (and also Litecoin I have seen, as well), you can only buy things with these two, so you'd have to put your non-BTC and non-Litecoin coins into a wallet which might convert them or allow you to spend them as BTC or Litecoin - but I am just speculating on that.


*GPU (graphics processing unit) is what is on graphics cards, whereas CPU is the central processing unit; GPUs are much better than CPUs, and some people wonder why the jew-- why manufacturers don't put GPUs in computers instead of CPUs. To give you an idea of how good GPUs are - consider your strong, encrypted password. It could take a supercomputer 100 years to crack it, whereas it could take a GPU weeks or days or maybe hours - 25-GPU cluster cracks every standard Windows password in <6 hours - "every possible eight-character password containing upper- and lower-case letters, digits, and symbols". According to howsecureismypassword.net (by the way - you might not want to use your actual password on any testing site, just in case), a random 8-character password with uppercase letters; lowercase letters; numbers; and symbols, "It would take a computer about 9 hours to crack your password".

I wouldn't even suggest mining anymore. China practically has warehouses of Miners which amped up the mining difficulty, returning you less and less BTC.
Albeit, mining on your own does remove power from the Chinese controlling most of the mining, but shit, whose to say they wont just build another warehouse?

I don't really think cryptocurrency is such a jooish thing either, I mean its decentralized and has no medium like a bank to perform transactions. The fees you pay to purchase Bitcoin are literally handed out to the miners who handle that transaction. It removes power from the financial institutions to control the currency.
Although the only problem I see with cryptocurrency is that there is always a cap on the coins, meaning that if say 'fiat' was removed, and replaced with cryptocurrency. It would just become like another commodity like gold and the kikes would attempt to have most of it.

Now I am also largely uneducated on it as well, I haven't read much about blockchain technology and never really thought about what its "true" application for Bitcoin/Altcoins, but I see it as a good opportunity for Gentiles to gain money. Afterall, instead of investing cash into the jooish run exchanges like bloomberg, and forex exchanges (where total and apparent market manipulation and insider trading happens) you can put 100$ into a cryptocurrency exchange and literally in a few months, flip a nice profit on it.

Ol argedco luciftias wrote:Quantum computers have had the ability to easily pass through the types of encryption used for these currencies for a few years now, only of course they don't wish to tell us that. Notice how every time quantum computers make a real big or important step, it is quietly announced in few specialized groups who have interest in computers but only barely mentioned to the majority and then very quickly covered up again like they don't want people to remember that it happened. I remember it was shortly announced a few times that they could now break these encryptions, but comments about it were deleted and new posts weren't made.

Allow me to refer you to this -

FancyMancy wrote:

ss666 wrote:

FancyMancy wrote:
Then they invent quantum computers, and you can say goodbye to ALL that which we call encryption today. I was also told that someone reckons, that with quanta, a machine or device or appliance can be created that when you think of something to make it is made immediately or soon after. Oh, and that such a machine/device/appliance should be done within the next 30 years.

One-time pad is the only encryption proved to not be breakable.

Interesting. They reckon quantum computers shall be so incredibly quick, though. I'll have to read more about qubits regarding one-time pads, then. Thanks.

The Intel processor scandal is not only about security but also so that we have no basis of how idea how powerful these computer chips are becoming. The outdated chips in our computers were almost entirely used for background things that we never knew of. This background operation is all forms of spying and probably bitcoin mining too for government accounts to collect.

I also found out recently that there is a problem with CPUs, in which a piece of code can cause it to speed up. Presumably that meant to over-clock it but to dangerous levels. The fix/patch could be either a physical one in your computer, or more likely a software one which stops it from happening. I suspected that any company/hacker/(((they))) could use that exploit to mine for crypto-currencies on an infected-person's computer without their knowledge nor permission.

Either billions of accounts were just hacked or some of the owners of this scam system cashed out to avoid being hacked themselves. It is no accident that you see many world governments promoting online currencies. It is clear to see how every aspect of life in most of the world has been controlled by people who's biggest fear is our awareness.

Among others, the (((BBC))) have been promoting the microchip, as well.

Zygisrko wrote:Albeit, mining on your own does remove power from the Chinese controlling most of the mining, but shit, whose to say they wont just build another warehouse?

You used to be able to do it on your home computer, but it has become so large and power-hungry (i.e. your electric bill would be through the roof), you can't do that anymore; however, they want to do mobile phone mining now... There is also at least one app which uses your GPS co-ordinates and sees how many steps you take per day, or however long, and gives you coins for it. One had a 5% comission, so for 1000 steps, you get 0.95 coins, but reading the reviews told me it was crap. Some are on their feet all day in work but they didn't get 1 coin out of maybe 10 thousand steps, and others realised it doesn't work for when you're inside. A third, I read, said they do cross-country, and still didn't get 1 coin. I also read it drains your battery, as well.

Incentives to give the jew money and damn yourself, hey?