Topic: -- The Riddle of the Twin Brothers - Who Were, Are and Will Rule the World! - page 263. (Read 383571 times)

As expected.

The blockchain is the tech all banks, corporations and especially governments will die to implement.

Bitcoin is just the carrot.

But some countries are bound to choose Bitcoin on some level which will add to the coming madness and hype which will lead to a hyper rise in price to $1 million per Bitcoin in the next 2-3 years (nominal - not adjusted for the coming huge inflation).

I found this:

www.coindesk.com/case-merging-mexicos-peso-block-chain-technology/

which is why cryptocurrency will be even more than a joke than its right now... a laughing stock.

~CfA~

Great find.

I said last year all the major corps and even celebrities will launch their own coins in 2014-2015.  They already have a customer base and massive Eco-systems so gaining value for their own currencies will be quite easy.

As for the Jersey Hedge fund, yeah, that's gonna help but the really massive run will come once the winklevoss public ETF gets the license in the next few months.  All the US funds currently managing trillions of dollars are waiting for that SEC green lighted fund.

That's funny.

You just described Bitcoin Adoption.  Haha.

The article makes it sound so wonderful and like everyone except a few people want it. And as you said, their are alot of people who will actually run as fast as they can to get their kids chipped and take the guns if the opportunity ever presents itself. I think that most people will grudgingly go for something like this with little to no fuss. After that it would become mandatory on everyone. These types of ideas are usually never introduced to the masses all at once or in a mandatory fashion. Float the idea to guage reactions, manipulate a bunch of vocal sheep into supporting the idea, roll it out in small increments to acclimate the willing and the hesitant, once adoption reaches critical mass--force it on everyone. That's the way they learned to roll out new restrictive or controversial policies in prison and it was highly successful at avoiding violent conflict. The same technique is used out in society.

Hahahaa.  Right, RFID chips are gonna get rid of gun violence.

Just like getting rid of guns is gonna get rid of senseless murders.

What's sad and shocking is the fact that the masses actually believe this.

So then, maybe they deserve being enslaved.

But yes, the end game here [with Bitcoin et al] is to chip all the sheep.

This isn't directly about iXcoin but too important not to share: http://newrepublicoftexas.com/rfid-chip-implemented-public-schools-2015-effort-curb-gun-violence-jane-m-agni-national-report/?doing_wp_cron=1404690054.7607109546661376953125 

Combine this with some good old fashioned blockchain technology and big govt and you have a recipe for something bad. 

(Edit:This story is based upon another article from National Review- a publication which specializes in satire. NR has a history of fooling people with their fake stories, and it seems to me that their motive goes beyond mere satire. Articles such as this could very well be an attempt to gauge public opinion or even to manipulate opinion. Whatever it may be, such articles do have an impact on public perception and cannot be ignored even though they are fake.)

Looks like Brock Pierce is gonna have the infrastructure ready and in place.  Now I just need to convince him that iXcoin is the best alt-coin in the world.  iXcoin could then be easily programmed into all these existing ATMs and just like that - an instant iXcoin global network, literally overnight.


But it's also interesting that banks are cooperating so easily.

It's almost as if banks loved Bitcoin and Cryptos.

But that can't be - Andreas Antonopoulos said differently.  Haha!

News:

http://www.coindesk.com/brock-pierce-announces-dollar-backed-cryptocurrency-realcoin/ 


"...Collins says the company has already signed a deal with a major banking partner and plans is to make similar deals with other banks in order to utilise the ATM infrastructure to buy, trade or redeem realcoins anywhere in the world...."

Bitcoin's Gavin announced today that the next Bitcoin update will have smart fees or floating fees.

You will be able to raise the fee you wanna pay to expedite your transaction.

Now, why would a supposed near free currency do something like that?  This will result in significantly higher fees, especially down the road when the big money starts to take over mining. 

As it is, Bitcoin fees are high due to the value of Bitcoin, which will only go higher, much higher.

The reason is that Bitcoin is bloated and cannot keep up with the increase in the number of transactions.  Bitcoin's loaded [full] blocks can only be increased in size so much so the number of transactions per block are limited as opposed to a currency [like iXcoin] which will soon have "empty" blocks and will much more easily propagate through the network which will allow iXcoin to have much larger blocks and transactions and also much faster propagation than Bitcoin's bloated payment system.

Increasing the transaction fees will help speed up some transactions but it will not solve Bitcoin's massive inherent problem with limited transaction size.  The likes of Visa will simply not be able to use Bitcoin given its large [and growing fast] fees and its block propagation problem.

So not only will this give iXcoin yet one more massive advantage over Bitcoin as a better payment system which would be able to take on massive transactions from the likes of Visa, but now I'm wondering, since iXcoin is merge mined with Bitcoin and it is a technological Twin - if they'll try to figure out a way for Bitcoin to piggy back on iXcoin's payment system - to use iXcoin's Network to help Bitcoin increase its transactions size and speed, instead of the other way around.

Now that would be a shocker nobody expects.

I'm not a techie so this is just a gut feeling I have. 

It should get very interesting as the number of transactions for Bitcoin surpasses Bitcoin's capabilities - we are almost there now so just one big partner will force some very interesting actions.

News:

Spain Confiscates .03% of all bank deposits.

Of course this is just a tiny amount to get the sheep used to the idea before the real confiscation occurs. 

So we have Cyprus, Ukraine, Belgium and now Spain confiscating [By Force] citizens' deposits.


Anybody seeing a trend yet?

This is what I meant by the whole planet will be cleverly forced into Bitcoin and Cryptos via a Pull - Push strategy.

Greed will pull people in and Fear will push the rest.  Cause right now if you're in one of those countries you're trying to figure out where you're gonna put your cash. Massive inflation will kill the mattress tactic, starting next year.

Everybody ready for the [promised] CHANGE?  Haha!


Get in now.  Go all-in.

This isn't the right thread for this question. 

PM me and I'll respond but really, you're talking about a speculative coin (KARM) that's up 20 fold in 30 days so it's hard for me to say hold it when 99% of alts are down over 90%. 

So that's a choice you'll have to make.  karm looks strong but it's up a lot so it's hard to predict.  LTC may hit $5 and I would say that's a strong buy and I'd actually start accumulating now if I had the money. 

LTC has a very very good chance of being added as a currency to the likes of BitPay to CoinBase due to its popularity and age.

Good luck!

Hello Vlad2Vlad !

How about this coin: KARM ?  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=579973.0
Has any future ? Worth something?
Shall I exchange all my mined KARM to LTC and wait for $100 price for LTC or shall wait for KARM to hit a price of 100 Satoshi ?

All this talk of conspiracies to use cryptos to steal the wealth and further enslave the people is just a bunch hogwash. Wall Street will never accept it, the govt has NO interest in controlling it, the entertainment industry certainly won't use it, and no one would ever think to create a database of bitcoin users identities.

Bitcoin Edges its Way onto Wall Street http://online.wsj.com/article/PR-CO-20140626-906428.html
OECD Paper: Policymakers Should Explore Cryptocurrency Technologies http://www.coindesk.com/oecd-paper-policymakers-explore-cryptocurrency-technologies/
Swiss Report Lays Foundation for Bitcoin to Become Legal Money http://www.coindesk.com/swiss-report-lays-foundation-bitcoin-become-legal-money/
Singapore Government-Owned Investment Firm ‘Experiments’ With Bitcoin http://www.coindesk.com/singapore-government-owned-investment-firm-experiments-bitcoin/
Bitcoin Ads for Beyoncé, Jay-Z Concert Go Live This Week http://www.coindesk.com/chicago-sun-times-bitcoin-ads-beyonce-jay-z/
Sanitizing Bitcoin: This Company Wants To Track 'Clean' Bitcoin Accounts http://www.forbes.com/sites/kashmirhill/2013/11/13/sanitizing-bitcoin-coin-validation/

New Article just Out - Like usual, months late and way behind the curve.



"According to Silbert, the Bitcoin Investment Trust has received an increasing degree of demand from registered investment advisors and wirehouses looking to get in on the digital currency. However, thus far, impediments remain for these large investors due to the fact that bitcoin cannot be included on brokerage statements. An issue that is solved with the utilization of a registered ETF. Furthermore, perhaps most significant, the fund will provide investors with the opportunity to invest in the fund directly through their IRAs and 401(k)’s."


Wait, wait, wait....so the SEC issued a warning (just a few months ago) against investing in Bitcoin saying it was NOT safe...

...But then they're gonna go issue a license for that same risky "asset" to make sure your Pensions Funds are put into it?  Haha!

I do believe that's the definition of DoubleSpeak.

Riddle me that!  Haha!

Their main vehicle will be Bitcoin.

But 2 things will happen for Cryptos:

1) A crowding out or spillover effect.

As mutual funds and retirement funds pump hundreds of billions into Bitcoin via the ETF, many individual investors will start looking at cheaper alternatives as speculation.  The higher Bitcoin goes up the cheaper other alts will appear so we will have billions going in alt coins as well.

2) Profesional Money from Wall Street and individual investors will go into specific alt coins trying to create additional viable Eco systems and payment systems to compete with Bitcoin.

This means we will get a few alts hitting $100+ per coin.  And quite a lot of alts hitting multi dollar prices.

Immediately what stands out as a $100 coin would be LTC due to its founder working for Coinbase and the fact it's seen as the silver of Cryptos.  LTC lacks security and I don't see it making it long term but short term anything can happen.

iXcoin obviously has a very good chance to make it to $100+ in the next 12 months and I've already outlined the many reasons why it's superior to any other alt.

So place your bets and don't sell too early, by this time next year the crypto world we know will be completely changed and many new millionaires will be minted, but not the ones that sold out cause they thought $100,000 was real money.

in all cryptos? do you think  enter large-scale money in another currency than btc? or ixcoin (I name for you xD)

I doubt


they will invent something to forget this and we will stay here

Bank of Russia: "Bitcoin Should Not Be Rejected"


That's a complete change of mind since they last warned against Bitcoin and cryptos.

Imagine that; Russia loves Bitcoin and has probably been hoarding it all along.  Haha!

@Come-from-Above

Sry man, but even you´re right, nobody cares. Your behavior is so...... "kiddy-like". I really hope you´re just 12-17yr otherwise something went really wrong with you 

btt:

http://www.coindesk.com/us-marshals-one-auction-bidder-claimed-all-30000-silk-road-bitcoins/