/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24333957
So it is new, cool and better than HEX. But is it also safe to use? You guys got hacked right at launch. How cool is that?

>>8212647
but
other countries DO have tariffs on U.S. goods
you dippy, condescending prick

obviously tariffs are not good for the free market, and obviously they suck fucking cocks in that sense—but, another thing that's not good for the free market in the long run is having one country discourage the purchasing of your goods by those under their governance—and doing absolutely nothing in return, allowing them to run a fucking monopoly on global physical resource growth that's fuelled by what amounts to work-to-the-bone slavery while you and everyone else that has a government that at least somewhat cares about your citizens' lives and health sits in place and feeds money to them to fund their communist plantations, and then they inevitably take over the world because the world's production facilities for everything have been totally centralized in their land and they own all the intellectual property and they own your politicians and your media and—despite having the technology to never need to have people work in miserable conditions ever again—they're communists, and like all communists, they have to fucking explode people with artillery guns in public executions and make you work 14 hours every day for the promise of freedom and they police your thoughts and torture you severely while beating you and then raping, impregnating, and forcing gut-punch abortions on your wife if you dissent, etcetera etcetera

you have to remember
*all* communism leads to human suffering
*all* communism is led by delusion, and is—by its nature—authoritarian
chinese people can be great people, like anyone else
but their government
is *communist*
and they think that people have to hurt, and that they should be the ones to inflict the pain
they are comfortable with some of the worst torture imaginable, *in modern times,* for christ's sake
just
remember that, when you think of all the money that's pouring into their government
trump is, evidently, saving everyone's ass

>>7699215
this
there are always many new industries on the horizon that are—quite frankly—much more interesting than dealing with basic numbers to keep the people running a centralized currency in complete control for eight hours of the day; to not utilize something that you find superior (and is objectively superior anyway) is illogical
you'll have some people who still want to use banks anyway, and for those people, the arrival of cryptos is only a good thing; banks will have to be up their game, and will have to be more competitive if they want to survive
now, you should expect this to be played out as if it were somehow a total fucking disaster—as if we should pity the banks, when in reality, it's just the free market coming in via inevitability and improving things by offering various different better or worse products—but all of them, regardless, being offered for so, so much less, and all of them highly lucrative industries (—especially proof-of-work—) in and of themselves.

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