‘Crypto not meant for humans’ says Anthony Pompliano - page 3.

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Quote from: NeuroticFish on February 28, 2019, 03:35:20 AM

The truth is that we, humans, are not much further (evolutionary) than the guys that were checking the coins' authenticity with their teeth. I'm sure you've seen that in movies.
And since Bitcoin is not physical, you can only imagine this:

[im g]https://i.imgur.com/fRF9PmN.png[/img]

But evolution is never easy. We will evolve, don't worry. As a matter of fact, some of us already did.

Yes, I think what he is referring to as standard is the value it was as at early days and i have given down a little breakdown here.The value of BtC as at July 2010 was $0.08 and in 5 days the price skyrocket 900 percent.

In July 2010 it became $0.125, Feb 2011-April 2011 $1 and this is the same year bitcoin took parity with the Us dollar and on the 8 of July 2011 bitcoin was $31.00.. So, if i answered your question, this is the early rise of bitcoin and its standard.

I think he was right with what he said about crypto not meant for humans because it was meant for genius. However, he was actually talking about the standard crypto currency in the aspect of making trusted, borderless payment and crypto increasing people uses of computer, phones etc.

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Quote from: NeuroticFish on February 28, 2019, 03:35:20 AM

The truth is that we, humans, are not much further (evolutionary) than the guys that were checking the coins' authenticity with their teeth. I'm sure you've seen that in movies.
And since Bitcoin is not physical, you can only imagine this:

[im g]https://i.imgur.com/fRF9PmN.png[/img]

But evolution is never easy. We will evolve, don't worry. As a matter of fact, some of us already did.

Yes, I think what he is referring to as standard is the value it was as at early days and i have given down a little breakdown here.The value of BtC as at July 2010 was $0.08 and in 5 days the price skyrocket 900 percent.

In July 2010 it became $0.125, Feb 2011-April 2011 $1 and this is the same year bitcoin took parity with the Us dollar and on the 8 of July 2011 bitcoin was $31.00.. So, if i answered your question, this is the early rise of bitcoin and its standard.

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Quote from: mu_enrico on March 01, 2019, 11:07:04 AM

IMO this is an easy concept, similar to the internet. ~~Humans~~ Users don't have to know about TCP/IP & HTTP to use the internet.

I'm pretty sure that wallets will get more and more user-friendly so that users don't even know they are using blockchain/cryptocurrency.

Exactly, so by the time it becomes so user friendly and everyone is now so familiar with using the system without recognizing its blockchain, then Anthony pompliano will now realize that bitcoin is actually crypto is designed for humans and it is only a good knowledge of it that is needed and this becomes a sweet reality when government worldwide starts implementing the policy of moment been taught in our educational system

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I think when talking about machine to machine it is not about "spending" but more about transaction. I mean you can have two machines exchanging knowledge between each other and we can assume there would be a highly sophisticated AI in the future (maybe not right now but in the future) and when it comes to AI and blockchain technology if you combine both of them it is not crypto currencies that matters since they won't be buying or selling anything but it can be blockchain that basically connects each of them together.

I do not think if we can successfully manage to build a self aware AI one day we will just stop at one, we will probably have multiple if not countless of them and blockchain could be used to basically track them and connect them together.

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I do not expect how Anthony Pompliano would expect anyone to buy into this his ideology. What on earth was he thinking of when he came up with this kind of weird thought ? If he says bitcoin is meant for machines, then how would machines spend or make use of the currency and at the same time, which controls machines ?

Is he now saying that humans can no longer make use of the machines, and if he feels there’s too much stress with the use of machine, I advise he talks more on teaching individuals more about the use of currency.

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Quote from: BitHodler on March 04, 2019, 03:44:55 AM

Quote from: jrrsparkles on March 03, 2019, 11:55:24 PM

They don't even fiat too,they can survive their life just how the people did on stone ages. Cheesy

We do need fiat. It's convenient and with chargebacks people enjoy a wide level of confidence in their finances as a whole. It's what I consider a system that works extremely well, especially within well developed countries.

Crypto on the other hand sucks hard as money. The user interface sucks, the user experience sucks, you enjoy no buyers protection, insurance, there is volatility, forks, and the list goes on.

I won't say it's one of the worst forms of currencies at this stage, but it's definitely close to that. Fiat is superior in almost every way. There is no point in hyping up crypto as currencies, they suck hard in that field

There is one way in which it is not superior

As even fiat currencies in most developed countries tend to depreciate over time. Some less, some more, but it is still a one-way street for all of them without exception (something like "all paper will burn"). Bitcoin is different in this regard and while it may be as volatile as fuck, it is not like it is only losing value all the time

Indeed, it doesn't make a lot of difference if you have to spend all your current earnings on your daily paychecks. But if you don't, then it does. And in that case you will be more particular about strengths as well as weaknesses of fiat currencies, and things may start to look a little bit different to you

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Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on March 03, 2019, 06:12:48 PM

Quote from: Broly46 on March 02, 2019, 08:05:02 AM

I beg to differ, I think dollar not meant for humans, because no matter I work so hard for it, I would have no money, no balance in my bank account, but I have millions in debt, debt in dollars, if dollar are meant for human, I would have millions in my bank.

That analogy is excellent, the fact that this technology is somewhat difficult for some, does not mean that it is not for the human, people must accept that it must be studied to have an acceptable level and operate using a technology that is advanced.

Yes, learning to use crypto is a necessry step for everyone, no exception, and it remain to be a challenge for vast majority of people, I'm surprised to know most friends around me do not know how to acquire crypto, and I tot they're tech savvy.

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Quote from: Bijikopi on March 03, 2019, 07:19:06 PM

if not for humans then for whom ?? it's very clear bitcoin was created to make it easier for humans to do business buying and selling ... so bitcoin was created for humans ..

I do not agree with him either, making us believes that Bitcoin is meant for a machine is absolutely not right. It looks to me he just underrated the powers in humans as a being and their ability to operate any kind of machine and am happy with the given response. It’s not like Bitcoin is not designed for humans because of its difficulty, it’s just that people are not been taught to know much about money.

It’s an easy thing to do; schools should work on their technology and endeavor to lay emphasis on teaching money in schools. This will even allow everyone become familiar with the system and the fear of having challenges with operating Bitcoin will no longer be there.

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What a very human thing to say, but I guess this is what we should come to expect from all these social influencers who've unwittingly become masters of irony. I almost want to believe there's a bit of tongue in cheek, but this guy seems to be taking himself too seriously.

Quote from: mich on February 28, 2019, 03:34:54 AM

Anthony “Pump” ladies and gentleman is the biggest FOMOer of them all.
Only difference is he tends to speak the honest truth!

As opposed to the dishonest truth? Or the honest lie? Wink

Pompliano's a lot of pomp. Only difference with McAfee, for me, is that Anthony's got a bit more technical nous behind his hype. But he's about as verbose...

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Quote from: 24Kt on March 04, 2019, 03:37:05 AM

Quote from: TheCoinGrabber on February 28, 2019, 06:42:37 AM

Fiat is also hard to understand for the average tax slave with all the ways government regulate its supply and such, does that mean it's not for humans? Yes, there things about bitcoin that is a bit technical to understand, even for people who have already invested in it but the concept of a blockchain and limited supply is easy enough for anyone with a working neuron. I mean, we don't really have to know what happens when we swipe our credit cards right?

True. You don't need to know the algorithm behind every transaction that we are doing everyday. I believe crypto is for humans who want to work at the comfort of his home. Grin

This isn't meant to be at the comfort of home. This is something beyond innovation to make every activities take place in an efficient way. Every cryto related activity is meant to happen through a channeled process. This makes the crypto for the humans who wants to move forward along with technology.

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Quote from: Unblock_news on February 28, 2019, 03:15:25 AM

Anthony Pompliano recently tweeted that the reason why people are having a hard time understanding cryptos is because it is not designed for humans.

Read more here: https://www.unblock.news/news/crypto-not-meant-for-humans-says-anthony-pompliano

This is funny. I think he didn't understand the meaning of crypto and he declared this. Binance's CEO also voiced that Crypto is quite easy to understand and if it is conveyed in school, people will understand faster.
Anthony is still quite confused with crypto and he definitely needs a class about crypto. Grin

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Quote from: Unblock_news on February 28, 2019, 03:15:25 AM

Anthony Pompliano recently tweeted that the reason why people are having a hard time understanding cryptos is because it is not designed for humans.

Read more here: https://www.unblock.news/news/crypto-not-meant-for-humans-says-anthony-pompliano

I think this is a joke from him. cryptocurrency is quite understandable when we get quality courses. humans created it and he (Anthony Pompliano) said that crypto is not for humans. LOL.
I think he has read many times about crypto's theory but he still does not understand. he was angry and posted a tweet with that topic. Cheesy

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Quote from: jrrsparkles on March 03, 2019, 11:55:24 PM

They don't even fiat too,they can survive their life just how the people did on stone ages. Cheesy

We do need fiat. It's convenient and with chargebacks people enjoy a wide level of confidence in their finances as a whole. It's what I consider a system that works extremely well, especially within well developed countries.

Crypto on the other hand sucks hard as money. The user interface sucks, the user experience sucks, you enjoy no buyers protection, insurance, there is volatility, forks, and the list goes on.

I won't say it's one of the worst forms of currencies at this stage, but it's definitely close to that. Fiat is superior in almost every way. There is no point in hyping up crypto as currencies, they suck hard in that field.

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Quote from: TheCoinGrabber on February 28, 2019, 06:42:37 AM

Fiat is also hard to understand for the average tax slave with all the ways government regulate its supply and such, does that mean it's not for humans? Yes, there things about bitcoin that is a bit technical to understand, even for people who have already invested in it but the concept of a blockchain and limited supply is easy enough for anyone with a working neuron. I mean, we don't really have to know what happens when we swipe our credit cards right?

True. You don't need to know the algorithm behind every transaction that we are doing everyday. I believe crypto is for humans who want to work at the comfort of his home. Grin

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Well I think it was designed for him, because he looks laughing like a machine... Just joking though! If it was not mean for humans then what should machines do? Machines rely on humans to work. There are no AIs built that could be more like humans to decide on things. I think his statements only creates a confusion. Well I think we need to keep our belief on cryptocurrency strong. I suggest not to take his statements seriously enough.

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Quote from: daarul50 on March 03, 2019, 02:13:39 PM

It's true that humans don't need crypto but humans need the price of crypto because that price can give humans some fiat money to survive.

They don't even fiat too,they can survive their life just how the people did on stone ages. Cheesy

If we need crypto for making fiat from volatile then we are misusing the technology and it won't last long for more years.

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if not for humans then for whom ?? it's very clear bitcoin was created to make it easier for humans to do business buying and selling ... so bitcoin was created for humans ..

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Quote from: daarul50 on March 03, 2019, 02:13:39 PM

It's true that humans don't need crypto but humans need the price of crypto because that price can give humans some fiat money to survive.

Its more on investment of course especially right now that the price is more volatile. Somehow he’s right, because cryptocurrency is made to improve the system. But i think cryptocurrency still need human, since it cannot work without us and its hard to market cryptocurrency if there is no investors. I still believe that both parties need each other and it will continue to grow.

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Quote from: Broly46 on March 02, 2019, 08:05:02 AM

I beg to differ, I think dollar not meant for humans, because no matter I work so hard for it, I would have no money, no balance in my bank account, but I have millions in debt, debt in dollars, if dollar are meant for human, I would have millions in my bank.

That analogy is excellent, the fact that this technology is somewhat difficult for some, does not mean that it is not for the human, people must accept that it must be studied to have an acceptable level and operate using a technology that is advanced.

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It's true that humans don't need crypto but humans need the price of crypto because that price can give humans some fiat money to survive.

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