Awesome article, thank you!
I think the percentage of libertarians and anarcho-capitalists are infinitely higher in crypto than out in the general populace.
And it's just heart warming to read about all those brilliant minds working so purposefully towards dismantling the usury slave system put in place by the pedo-banksters.
Topic: What you may not understand about crypto’s millionaires!? (Read 83 times)
https://venturebeat.com/2018/02/10/what-you-may-not-understand-about-cryptos-millionaires/amp/
I took the same headline, cause after 10 minutes of thinking I couldn't think of any better one. I am reading this article from Jeremy Epstein and I see many good things that I like. I will share couple sentences that I find very interesting:
'There were several crypto-billionaires in attendance and many crypto-multimillionaires, but the topic of money almost never came up. The talk did not turn to the price of the currencies or boasts about what their wealth has enabled them to purchase.'
'This was a conference of people committed to economic freedom, privacy, individual empowerment — people who would pursue their projects if the price of Bitcoin was $1 or $1,000,000.
You know how I know? They have already done it.'
'I met some nine-figure crypto-wealth entrepreneurs who are deploying capital to buy existing businesses and institutions all around the world. One said, “Now you can poach talent from anyone in the world. Anyone.” The goal? Accelerate the revolution towards something new from within the existing infrastructure and leverage the world’s best talent to do it.'
'Oh, it’s also personal. Very personal.
These missionaries are not out to upend the existing order out of greed. They are fully committed to liberating billions of people from the existing financial system they consider oppressive.
What strikes you in a conference like the Satoshi Roundtable is just how international the make-up of the attendees is. You notice there are Argentines who have been cheated out of their life savings by their own government — twice. There are others who were either direct or indirect victims of the 2008 financial crisis, and their hatred towards big banks is palpable. One participant from the Caribbean remarked, “I saw how Wall Street’s irresponsibility destroyed the people of my country. You know what I say? F*ck the banks.”'
And many other good things are written here! I just took couple of lines that are the most interesting for me. In the end something we all know 'It brings to mind another quote. “If you can’t beat them, join them.”
After three days at the Satoshi Roundtable, I can tell you this: You’re not going to beat them.'
Did I miss anything? Maybe things are not the same like Jeremy Epstein described them in this article?! I put question mark now and in headline, cause I'm not sure is this truth or not, but no doubt that article is great, something that ordinary mind like mine wish to see.
I took the same headline, cause after 10 minutes of thinking I couldn't think of any better one. I am reading this article from Jeremy Epstein and I see many good things that I like. I will share couple sentences that I find very interesting:
'There were several crypto-billionaires in attendance and many crypto-multimillionaires, but the topic of money almost never came up. The talk did not turn to the price of the currencies or boasts about what their wealth has enabled them to purchase.'
'This was a conference of people committed to economic freedom, privacy, individual empowerment — people who would pursue their projects if the price of Bitcoin was $1 or $1,000,000.
You know how I know? They have already done it.'
'I met some nine-figure crypto-wealth entrepreneurs who are deploying capital to buy existing businesses and institutions all around the world. One said, “Now you can poach talent from anyone in the world. Anyone.” The goal? Accelerate the revolution towards something new from within the existing infrastructure and leverage the world’s best talent to do it.'
'Oh, it’s also personal. Very personal.
These missionaries are not out to upend the existing order out of greed. They are fully committed to liberating billions of people from the existing financial system they consider oppressive.
What strikes you in a conference like the Satoshi Roundtable is just how international the make-up of the attendees is. You notice there are Argentines who have been cheated out of their life savings by their own government — twice. There are others who were either direct or indirect victims of the 2008 financial crisis, and their hatred towards big banks is palpable. One participant from the Caribbean remarked, “I saw how Wall Street’s irresponsibility destroyed the people of my country. You know what I say? F*ck the banks.”'
And many other good things are written here! I just took couple of lines that are the most interesting for me. In the end something we all know 'It brings to mind another quote. “If you can’t beat them, join them.”
After three days at the Satoshi Roundtable, I can tell you this: You’re not going to beat them.'
Did I miss anything? Maybe things are not the same like Jeremy Epstein described them in this article?! I put question mark now and in headline, cause I'm not sure is this truth or not, but no doubt that article is great, something that ordinary mind like mine wish to see.
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