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Lol, was thinking the same.
Indeed. So long as Bitcoin has anything to do with fiat, it, and its markets, can be manipulated all the same.
Topic: 2013-07-04 RT: Americans fed up with currency manipulations, turn to Bitcoin (Read 701 times)
July 05, 2013, 03:39:45 PM
Indeed. So long as Bitcoin has anything to do with fiat, it, and its markets, can be manipulated all the same.
July 05, 2013, 03:34:18 PM
kind of an ironic subject considering all the manipulation going on around here.
July 05, 2013, 03:31:46 PM
good documentary.
July 05, 2013, 04:58:35 AM
It's also quite accurate! No bulls**t inside. Cool.
Thanks for posting.
Thanks for posting.
July 04, 2013, 05:23:45 PM
http://rt.com/business/bitcoin-us-dollar-manipulation-658/
Very positive article.
Some of the best quotes are at the bottom:
Very positive article.
Some of the best quotes are at the bottom:
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At a time when the traditional financial system is going flop and monetary authorities across the world leave ordinary people largely disappointed, Bitcoin is becoming increasingly attractive.
“You can finally opt out of a system that you don’t agree with. Like, Bernanke can keep printing as much money as he wants, Bitcoin users aren’t effected”, Josh Rossi said. “We’re holding Bitcoins. It only makes our Bitcoins worth more dollars. It’s a natural hedge against inflation,” he added.
“You can finally opt out of a system that you don’t agree with. Like, Bernanke can keep printing as much money as he wants, Bitcoin users aren’t effected”, Josh Rossi said. “We’re holding Bitcoins. It only makes our Bitcoins worth more dollars. It’s a natural hedge against inflation,” he added.
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Many economists remain skeptical of the long-term stability of a currency that lacks backing from a single government, which is not a problem for Bitcoin believers.
“If they were pleased with the monetary system, if they felt it was fair, then they wouldn’t be looking for an option like Bitcoin. So, you see already, the loss of confidence, the loss of commitment, it’s a sign of where the society is going,” Richard Wolff, economic analyst and author, told RT.
“If they were pleased with the monetary system, if they felt it was fair, then they wouldn’t be looking for an option like Bitcoin. So, you see already, the loss of confidence, the loss of commitment, it’s a sign of where the society is going,” Richard Wolff, economic analyst and author, told RT.
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