/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54184021
How is he a scam artist? He took all his PUA shit down and works a normie job now. Pol contrarians have no faith (your faggot pagan nonsense is not faith) and just blame kykes for everything, not realizing the basic historical rabbinic joo day izm, was created in direct opposition to Christianity. You'll stop being le eternal contrarian one day and will forced to logically work through your beliefs and spirituality.

>US government goes after tether
>EU ban/regulate crypto companies
>korea, china and india plan to ban crypto

>Hey g-guys! This is all just normal r-right? It's going to recover like it always does r-right?
>100K soon fellow coinbros r-right?

Nobody wants to invest into a currency that nobody accepts.

>>3211630
Theoretically, you wouldn't even need miners anymore because all transaction could be processed on the LN.

...and if you think there will still be a way to send BTC in peer to peer transactions outside of the LN, you will be looking at steep fees and long transaction times, and paying a fee to open up a LN payment channel that would eventually class all users outside of exchanges/BTC Banks outside of being able to make peer to peer transactions.

https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/6vynzx/lnsmall_blocks_force_everyone_onto_bitcoin_banks/

>Small blocks + LN means that transfers between (different) exchanges' accounts are going to be >1000x cheaper than on-chain transactions as they go through few very big exchange-to-exchange channels that settle rarely. If you used LocalBitcoins it's already true for intra-site transfers - LN makes that true for inter-exchange transfers.

What's horrible is that it creates a blacklisting effect on external coins: as, in contrast to on-exchange bitcoins, they would have to be moved onto a LN channel by the receiver, paying a fee. So on-chain bitcoins are going to be second-class citizens, as payments done with them would have to pay not only their own tx fee, but that of a receiver also - making them worth much less.