Topic: People paid by banking elite to troll this Forum? - page 4. (Read 7582 times)

Oh Holliday, you're just a tin foil hat wearing nut if you think that "fiat" has anything to do with agenda or politics. Why, the Federal Reserve has nothing to do with politics or agendas, silly rabbit! 

[For the dummies: I'm being sarcastic]

Anyway BTC is more like a commodity than a just a new currency.  Once BTC is stable and established the super rich will just trade it like any other commodity.

Funny that the only sane response in this thread is entirely overlooked. Handi-Foil Corp. must love this forum because their revenue jumps every time a new topic is posted.

As I've said before (both in video interviews and on this forum in multiple threads), I support Bitcoin as a replacement for the inferior and immoral Paypal.

Bitcoin will not crumble governments, it is not libertarian, and it is not intended for the average consumer. It is a debt settlement utility and will never be scalable.

I am involved in Bitcoin for the same reason anyone else in the world is involved in new technology-- to learn it, break it, make it better, and if it ever fails completely, move on to build/support a suitable replacement.


Bitcoin isn't a failure yet because it's just barely getting started.

Only someone naive like OP would think that banking elite won't exist after Bitcoin. They'll just use Bitcoin instead of USD.

We can debate all day the reasoning behind Bitcoin from logs of Satoshi himself, argue that it's 'inherently libertarian' etc, but the bottom line is that it's a utility. Just like money, it exists apart from agendas and politics. I use Bitcoin because Paypal is a scam.

People like OP are afraid of Bitcoin growth and classify groups of people as if they were "bad" for Bitcoin. I embrace the growth and welcome every type of people into Bitcoin, just as I would into the USD market. Society doesn't exist around utilities, utilities adapt to society.



What you meant to say, is that you can't wait to hear that you're a sperg who is obsessed with agendas and conspiracy theories and ignorant entirely to the technical limitations and unscalability of Bitcoin? Bitcoin has a purpose in the future, and it's not everyday consumer purchases. That future belongs to Ripple and Open Transactions.

HA! He's got you there Matt! I can't wait to hear your non-answer answer to that one!

So... if you think they think bitcoin is NOT a threat, why do you support bitcoin? By that definition, bitcoin is a failure if it doesn't upset the "banker elite" applecart.

Tell us sociopathic sperg-- are they following you too?

But why would they do it    If they thought bitcoin was a good investment vehicle they would get in on it not try and destroy it thats how capitalism works.  I could see Visa, Mastercard and PayPal making it difficult to buy sell BTC but once/if they smell money there soon get in on the game.  Bitcoin is too small and of the scale its biggest threat is 'Silk Road' growing massively in proportion to the general BTC enconomy and the US/EU trying to outlaw crypto-curriences because of crime?

Exactly, they wouldn't be running things if they weren't paying attention.

Oh, I give them plenty of credit for intelligence, so much that I am dumbfounded why anyone thinks it would be more than trivial to stop Bitcoin at this point.

I voted no.  Not that they would have any hesitation to do so, but it comes with some risk of being caught, and why bother when we're perfectly capable of trolling ourselves to pieces without their help?

Come on Matt, you don't give these "banking elite" much credit for intelligence.

If bitcoin truly is a threat, it would need to be stopped early.

So who would you classify as the banking elite so that I can let them know that their cover is blown?

No, just trolled by them.

High five! 10 bucks says OP is murdered in his sleep by either the freemasons or the banking elite for starting this topic.

The retard is YOU, Matthew, if you think a manager or even a regional HSBC manager qualifies as "banking elite".

I get my check in the mail from Wells Fargo every month! ^_^

Bitcoin attracts people ranging from opportunists looking to score a quick buck, to dreamers and fringe dwellers looking for a magical proof for their delusions. I'm somewhere in the middle. The geniuses like the ones that developed Bitcoin are the worst kind of dreamers. They are the ones that show us that magic does exist, the rest of us just don't understand how it works yet.

No theory, just a question.

Sane people often do.

Only daydreaming sociopaths like OP would think that bitcoin is currently important enough for anyone to bother with. We have less volume than Second life's Linden Dollars for Christ's sake.


EDIT: Also, OP touches himself in inappropriate places while reading your posts. Be careful.