Great! But Venezuela is #13 on that list! So I don't think M1 is a great metric although it is fun to look at.
http://www.tradingeconomics.com/country-list/money-supply-m1
Topic: Parity watch -> Who's next? - page 7. (Read 68157 times)
Thanks MoA for keeping this up! Still, I wish Vladimir would be here.
Trinidad and Tobago
and
Latvia
and
Latvia
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/rankorder/2214rank.html
Updating since it appears vlad has gone awol
Currently sitting at 90 just above Afghanistan ... next up Cote d'Ivoire
Updating since it appears vlad has gone awol
Currently sitting at 90 just above Afghanistan ... next up Cote d'Ivoire
That's pretty good. We passed Afghanistan once before during the big run up.
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/rankorder/2214rank.html
Updating since it appears vlad has gone awol
Currently sitting at 90 just above Afghanistan ... next up Cote d'Ivoire
Updating since it appears vlad has gone awol
Currently sitting at 90 just above Afghanistan ... next up Cote d'Ivoire
Unless it's been previously mentioned, perhaps we should have Death Star cost parity. I assume everyone will want their own one eventually anyway.
$8,100,000,000,000,000 ($8.1 quadrillion!?), a large number of multiples of global GDP. According to some students in Pennsylvania
Well, obviously a spaceship the size of a planet would need to strip mine several planets clean of a lot of resources, so it's only natural it would require multiple time the entire net worth of a planet.
I forgot about this thread 
Good shit for reviving this guys
Good shit for reviving this guys
Unless it's been previously mentioned, perhaps we should have Death Star cost parity. I assume everyone will want their own one eventually anyway.
$8,100,000,000,000,000 ($8.1 quadrillion!?), a large number of multiples of global GDP. According to some students in Pennsylvania
Unless it's been previously mentioned, perhaps we should have Death Star cost parity. I assume everyone will want their own one eventually anyway.
Once we reach parity with Fiji we should buy it.
Or Aruba.
Actually, someone should show this to these nations and encourage them to change their currency so that they can start climbing past the other countries as well.
Or Aruba.
Actually, someone should show this to these nations and encourage them to change their currency so that they can start climbing past the other countries as well.
Why are we still not funding this?
Once we reach parity with Fiji we should buy it.
Or Aruba.
Actually, someone should show this to these nations and encourage them to change their currency so that they can start climbing past the other countries as well.
Or Aruba.
Actually, someone should show this to these nations and encourage them to change their currency so that they can start climbing past the other countries as well.
Better yet, all Bitcoin users move to Aruba (party the fuck out of it), then economically hijack the local government, declare it the Republic of Nakamoto, and create a Utopian society where we all contribute to building an incredible, technologically advanced island that will provide an example to the world of how society SHOULD BE...
all using Bitcoins.
So where are we now?
Booya! Passed Zimbabwe!
What's a Zimbabwe dollar? 1 satoshi or so?
What's a Zimbabwe dollar? 1 satoshi or so?
No. This is out by 8 orders of magnitude It is more like 100,000,000 Zimbabwean dollars equals 1 satoshi. Here is my calculation. I purchased 500 trillion Zimbabwean Dollars for about 50 USD on Ebay. So by this estimate 1013 Zimbabwean dollars equals 1 USD, 1016 Zimbabwean dollars equals 1 BTC and 108 Zimbabwean dollars equals 1 satoshi.
Edit: Zimbabwean dollars may have a greater value as toilet paper. http://mentalfloss.com/article/22019/magazine-sneak-peek-joyous-history-toilet-paper
Booya! Passed Zimbabwe!
What's a Zimbabwe dollar? 1 satoshi or so?
What's a Zimbabwe dollar? 1 satoshi or so?
Passed Zimbabwe. Next - Angola.
(links: http://www.coinometrics.com/bitcoin/bmix# , http://www.tradingeconomics.com/country-list/money-supply-m1)
(links: http://www.coinometrics.com/bitcoin/bmix# , http://www.tradingeconomics.com/country-list/money-supply-m1)
We're at the tipping point?
Wow, what an amazingly symmetric graph those M1 figures produce ... there is definitely a mathematical law to be dragged from that data. Distribution of capital in the world?
We're at the tipping point?
Not quite inversely symmetrical on the upper side of the $10 billion line, the curve is a little steeper. But maybe we argue that we've got the easy part out of the way
We're at the tipping point?
What happened to OP on this great thread? We're close to $10bn market cap... where does that put us now?
Apparently he deleted most of his recent posts, so he must have a reason to hide.
Dunno that move is somehow connected with the fact he has recently become a multi-millionaire (search for "Vladimir's club") or with his recent trust rating of -4.
Slightly offtopic, but can I get a sparknotes version of the Vladimir thing? The thread seems pretty old for him to have gotten the negative trust from Goat so recently.
The Vladimir Club is a fake club whose members own 2100 or more BTC.
What happened to OP on this great thread? We're close to $10bn market cap... where does that put us now?
Apparently he deleted most of his recent posts, so he must have a reason to hide.
Dunno that move is somehow connected with the fact he has recently become a multi-millionaire (search for "Vladimir's club") or with his recent trust rating of -4.
Slightly offtopic, but can I get a sparknotes version of the Vladimir thing? The thread seems pretty old for him to have gotten the negative trust from Goat so recently.
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