No joke, its hard to choose an image good enough for this gorgeous country!
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66 Bulgaria ($20,38 B)
No joke, its hard to choose an image good enough for this gorgeous country!
No joke, its hard to choose an image good enough for this gorgeous country!
Wow, that's a beautiful beach in Cuba ... commies can ruin anything.
I highly recommend you watch The Cuba Libre Story on Netflix. Yes, Che Guevara was communist, but Fidel Castro was opposed to it until the US branded him as one. At that point he had no choice but to embrace the Soviets. That said, we've never seen real communism on a national scale. We've seen autocracies hiding behind a communist banner. The central tenant of communism is worker owned businesses, not state run economies.
yea, but now the concept of communism is tainted by those autocracies, so we may never see a real one. least in our life times.
Certainly not an entire nation-state. Communism is alive and well on a small scale embedded in every nation. Even in the uber-capitalist US, there are companies who are nearly entirely employee owned. There are many advantages of such a structure, starting with the ability to look more at the long term consequences of decisions rather than focusing on the next quarter's earnings.
Next comes every activity of an independent character, so self-employed persons are dubbed beeing commies.
Wow, that's a beautiful beach in Cuba ... commies can ruin anything.
I highly recommend you watch The Cuba Libre Story on Netflix. Yes, Che Guevara was communist, but Fidel Castro was opposed to it until the US branded him as one. At that point he had no choice but to embrace the Soviets. That said, we've never seen real communism on a national scale. We've seen autocracies hiding behind a communist banner. The central tenant of communism is worker owned businesses, not state run economies.
yea, but now the concept of communism is tainted by those autocracies, so we may never see a real one. least in our life times.
Certainly not an entire nation-state. Communism is alive and well on a small scale embedded in every nation. Even in the uber-capitalist US, there are companies who are nearly entirely employee owned. There are many advantages of such a structure, starting with the ability to look more at the long term consequences of decisions rather than focusing on the next quarter's earnings.
Wow, that's a beautiful beach in Cuba ... commies can ruin anything.
I highly recommend you watch The Cuba Libre Story on Netflix. Yes, Che Guevara was communist, but Fidel Castro was opposed to it until the US branded him as one. At that point he had no choice but to embrace the Soviets. That said, we've never seen real communism on a national scale. We've seen autocracies hiding behind a communist banner. The central tenant of communism is worker owned businesses, not state run economies.
yea, but now the concept of communism is tainted by those autocracies, so we may never see a real one. least in our life times.
Wow, that's a beautiful beach in Cuba ... commies can ruin anything.
I highly recommend you watch The Cuba Libre Story on Netflix. Yes, Che Guevara was communist, but Fidel Castro was opposed to it until the US branded him as one. At that point he had no choice but to embrace the Soviets. That said, we've never seen real communism on a national scale. We've seen autocracies hiding behind a communist banner. The central tenant of communism is worker owned businesses, not state run economies.
Wow, that's a beautiful beach in Cuba ... commies can ruin anything.
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/rankorder/2214rank.html
Looks like the CIA database of M1 has been updated as at 2017-12-31 ... unsurprisingly a lot of these countries have inflated their money supplies (as measured in USD
) so some of the countries that bitcoin had surpassed have now got 'bigger' money stocks. Isn't money wonderful when you can just print it out of thin air like that! So bitcoin needs to run faster just to stay still it seems 
bitcoin is now back below Burma at position 69 with $18.2 billion M1, i.e stock of narrow money.
Looks like the CIA database of M1 has been updated as at 2017-12-31 ... unsurprisingly a lot of these countries have inflated their money supplies (as measured in USD
) so some of the countries that bitcoin had surpassed have now got 'bigger' money stocks. Isn't money wonderful when you can just print it out of thin air like that! So bitcoin needs to run faster just to stay still it seems bitcoin is now back below Burma at position 69 with $18.2 billion M1, i.e stock of narrow money.
Just for fun: http://pastebin.com/LQ0VB5ip
67. Cuba ($19.95B)
Next stop, Bulgaria
Next stop, Bulgaria
68. Ukraine ($19.8 bill)
69. Burma ($18.3 bill)
i'm so glad to see this thread continue.
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/rankorder/2214rank.html
Looks like the CIA database of M1 has been updated as at 2017-12-31 ... unsurprisingly a lot of these countries have inflated their money supplies (as measured in USD ) so some of the countries that bitcoin had surpassed have now got 'bigger' money stocks. Isn't money wonderful when you can just print it out of thin air like that! So bitcoin needs to run faster just to stay still it seems
bitcoin is now back below Burma at position 69 with $18.2 billion M1, i.e stock of narrow money.
Looks like the CIA database of M1 has been updated as at 2017-12-31 ... unsurprisingly a lot of these countries have inflated their money supplies (as measured in USD
) so some of the countries that bitcoin had surpassed have now got 'bigger' money stocks. Isn't money wonderful when you can just print it out of thin air like that! So bitcoin needs to run faster just to stay still it seems bitcoin is now back below Burma at position 69 with $18.2 billion M1, i.e stock of narrow money.
69. Slovenia ($14.39 B)
70. Oman
71. Jordan
72. Burma
Nup we dropped back down to between Slovenia and Estonia ... I have a feeling we won't be there long however.
Oh dear, I'm too eager for "something to happen" lol. I share your sense we don't have that long though, similarly to how you say "halving's not over yet". Also, interesting that Malta is so high on the list for somewhere so small... I did hear somewhere recently that Malta has a long history in the espionage world, I wonder if that has anything to do with it.
How's this effort going? Who's brave enough to hit the CIA website to find out if we're beating Malta yet? (not me... )
Weird you say that, i hit that cia link and my VPN crashed ...)Quote
I did a quick estimate, and it seems like hitting the all-time-high market cap of $14 billion will occur at around $900 market price with today's Bitcoin M1 supply; surely Malta is roadkill by now?!
Nup we dropped back down to between Slovenia and Estonia ... I have a feeling we won't be there long however.
How's this effort going? Who's brave enough to hit the CIA website to find out if we're beating Malta yet? (not me... )
I did a quick estimate, and it seems like hitting the all-time-high market cap of $14 billion will occur at around $900 market price with today's Bitcoin M1 supply; surely Malta is roadkill by now?!
)I did a quick estimate, and it seems like hitting the all-time-high market cap of $14 billion will occur at around $900 market price with today's Bitcoin M1 supply; surely Malta is roadkill by now?!
73. Malta
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