Topic: -- The Riddle of the Twin Brothers - Who Were, Are and Will Rule the World! - page 130. (Read 383196 times)

You might be like that used car salesman trying to sell us that old banger thats on its way to the dump hoping some noob pays the asking price instead of the scrap value.   Bitcoincrash going down to the junkyard now while BTC will touch 20K.Bets anyone??

I agree.  There are some nefarious games being played by parties with ulterior motives and secret agendas.

Blockstream (UASF) and DCG ( Segwit2x) are in bed together. And I’m going to restate this – big blockers have been played.DCG are heavily invested in Blockstream.http://dcg.co/portfolio/ https://twitter.com/barrysilbert/status/694883528937439232 UASF and Segwit2x are a dual effort to make something appear better than it really is. It is a way of creating a terrible compromise, seem half good.

Blockstream are not concerned by the NYA, nor Segwit2x.Why do BS/Core aligned forums not censor Segwit2x topics? By all means, all other forks or implementations of Bitcoin are very heavily censored. In fact, on reddit’s r/bitcoin, talk of altcoins is strictly prohibited, but LiteCoin had great advertising material throughout it during its Segwit campaign. When ‘Bitcoin Cash’, or Bitcoin Unlimited are strictly prohibited, but Segwit2x talk is welcome, you have to ask why…

They’re all on the same team, seeking the same outcome.

Big blocker miners have been played.

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CoinGeek [Oct 5th, 2017] -

A new coin is coming, and this time, it may lead to the death of legacy Bitcoin.

Six global banks—Barclays, Credit Suisse, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, HSBC, Japan’s Mitsubishi UFJ (MUFJ), and State Street—have joined together to launch a new form of digital currency called the “utility settlement coin.”

The coin was created by Swiss global financial services company UBS based on a Clearmatics Technologies product “to make financial markets more efficient,” according to the Financial Times. USC’s goal is to enable financial groups to pay each other or buy securities using digital coins that can be directly converted into cash at central banks, thus removing the need for traditional money transfers. The coins are stored on the blockchain and can be converted into different currencies.

Hyder Jaffrey, head of strategic investment and fintech innovation at UBS, told FT they are in talks with central banks and regulators, a process they expect to continue “over the next 12 months with the aim of a limited ‘go live’ at the back end of 2018.”

USC’s first use case will be with banks looking to pay each other in different currencies, Jaffrey said. Then, the coins could be used to settle securities trades, although the securities will have to be transferred to the blockchain first.

If all goes to plan, banks will no longer have a need to go fiat anymore. Or even legacy Bitcoin and other altcoins for that matter, said Dr. Craig Wright, chief scientist of blockchain technology and research company nChain.

”USC will kill the BTC branch of Bitcoin as there is now no reason for it to exist,” Wright said.

It’s not news that banking giants are scrambling to either adapt to or kill off legacy Bitcoin, which will soon put an end to traditional banking. There are still plenty of issues surrounding cryptocurrencies, but one thing is for sure: Bitcoin, and now Bitcoin Cash, will render traditional banks irrelevant because it will give the financial system back to the people.

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The writing is on the wall.  And on the floor.  And the ceiling.  And even behind the doors and on the lampshades.

Wow man, that’s great.  I bet you didn’t insist on $100k for each domain.   

Update:

Sold all four domains to a Gold Bug dude outta Dallas with a D. (and I'm not some domain reseller; go figure)

No more clues.  It may make it too easy to figure out.

Where’s the win in that? 

Any more clues? How long ago did you drop your steganographic message?

Thanks for the tip on Monkey, I like the look of it and have taken a chance on it.  Great risk/reward as you mentioned.

I know you’ve got like 128 [banned] sock puppet accounts cause you told me.  Haha.

None of these posters are me.  I rarely use a sock puppet account.  Maybe once every few months when I’m bored. 

Stop being jealous, hater, and write a tune to my lyrics.  :p

~this thread should be renamed " the riddle of vlad2valds' sockpuppets"           #burnnn

Ripple is a delivery system using IOU’s which I believe take days to clear.

They BADLY need a token like BTC but BTC won’t work for numerous reasons.  Ripple will either launch their own clone or choose an existing one.  For faster adoption/acceptance and in the spirit of free markets I would easily choose an older scam-free well distributed coin.  But I admit that’s a really long shot, which is why the reward on such a coin, should you pick the right one, would be 10,000+ fold. 

Stellar is like ripple and it was a great buy around $10 million cap ~6 months ago, I think there are way better risk/reward coins now.  It’s possible it could compete against Ripple but the odds aren’t that good, especially after such a huge run.

Gleb.  Well, I was gonna say you’re a sumbitch, but I won’t. 

I knew what you meant but wanted to fuck with you just the same. 

Ripple has many many billions units but was developed before bitcoin as open coin or whatever it was called back then.So your answer is Ripple [XRP]?What about Lumens/Stellar?

This is an authentic email from Satoshi to Hearn dating back to 2009-2010.

So...

If adoption is looking to go global but you cannot raise the coin supply hardcap, and [Satoshi] prices have to stay similar with existing currencies, then what do you do? 



This fun puzzle piece may help you unwrap the steganographic message to the potential 10,000+ fold coin. 

bits and bytes ㇏(•̀ᵥᵥ•́)ノ  nom nom nom

ByteCoin bites.  It had a massive run for no reason, like 95%+ of of all alts.

bytecoin i think is the twin   bcn/bytecoin is baby bro bitcoin weeee

https://poloniex.com/exchange#btc_bcn

I’ve only met a single person in cryptoworld and that was Dr. Wright, and I’ve never talked to Mircea personally.  But from what I’ve read he’s a hardcore BTC guy and said he would dump it all to retaliate.

Yeah he’s out here in Romania and it would be cool to chill with him and a couple other Romanian guys out here but so far none are BitcoinCash believers so we may start throwing apples at each other. 

...enter Gleb!

I’m thrilled to see Anonynint being in agreement with me, especially since I said it first.   

September was too early, I’ve been expecting November.  I think that’s when it all goes totally crazy.