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>>3537509

Literally no authority to do that. Cool FUD, yid fuck. Ins gas.

>UN
>relevant
You wish

Yes goy, ban the crypto and hackers will simply stop meddling.

>>3537521
you're an idiot that's the United Nations there you can't fucking go against the UN unless you're Kim

>>3537529
Israel does every day for years. Nobody cares about the UN.

>>3537529
The UN literally doesn't have any governing power over any nation, all they can do is reprimand you.

Old news, May article

>stand up against
>innocent lives
>nuclear weapons

such rhetoric wow

>>3537509
>it is likely possible that cryptocurrencies can be used to buy dangerous things such as nuclear warheads and weapons.

>>3537529
>he actually believes this
are...are you markel?

The UN is as effective as the 1930's League of Nations

>>3537509
Old news. 1/10 try harder retard.

>>3537509
banning something they use
https://www.coindesk.com/united-nations-sends-aid-to-10000-syrian-refugees-using-ethereum-blockchain/

>>3537562
OP BTFO

>>3537509
>Game's over lads. The whole world is your enemy now.

I know this sucks, but damn does it feel good. Enemy of the whole world. I love it.

>>3537554
>The UN is as effective as the 1930's League of Nations
illiterate moron like the rest of this board

>>3537558
>Old news.
Article's updated you bong

>>3537550
Why settle for a buying a Lambo with your crypto gains, when you can buy a nuke and have all the Lambos

>>3537562
>banning something they use
They used it once as a test. It is likely that the UN bans crypto while making a new blockchain-inspired system that will regulate transactions and trading, making the world a bit more safer.

>>3537509
>letter written by anonymous nonexistent person
shit bait 1/10 kys

I am a bit worried. What happens when the world figures out that Fatty Mc KimChi Pants just bought his latest and best Nuke with proceeds from his mother of all bitcoin mine site. BTC and all alts become shit overnight. Wi Proof of stake eliminate this problem?

>>3537595
Nobody takes the UN seriously, your fud sucks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5TEvacFETvM

>>3537554

well they seem pretty damn effective at flooding white nations with human garbage

>>3537606
>>3537606
They may actually have to start treating him like an actual country and slowly work democracy and better life for its people?

>>3537613
>Nobody takes the UN seriously
You're a fucking idiot. Without the UN dictators and criminals like Saddam, Ghaddafi, and Bin Laden would still be alive right now..Stupid idiot.

>>3537509
>cant ban crime
>think they can ban crypto

arent they just adorable, cant wait to buy that dip

>>3537509
the UN should be disbanded for the greater good, all they do is gibsmedats to shitty third worlders and keeping the good nations down.

>>3537595
>The UN
>making the world safer

maybe for goat rapists and other melanin enhanced individuals

>>3537628
bull shit. The UN had nothing to do with it.

>>3537628
I'm sorry I won't tease you about your beloved UN anymore OP, I'm going to sell all my crypto and give it to the money from it to them now so they can make the world a better place.

I doubt that you could afford nuclear bomb with half of all bitcoins

>>3537628
that wasnt the UN, that was the ww2 allies using the UN to whitewash their imperialist policies. everyone else just tags along to not get under the treads. the UN on its own cant do shit.

>>3537656
That would be 33 billion dollars, you could probably buy one for that much, I don't know where from maybe somewhere on the darknet.

>>3537509
(((UN)))
all they can do is enjoy being unaccountable in their bullshit makework positions
and feed niggers with gibs
fuck the UN

>>3537509
You can't ban cryptocurrency trading lol.

You can stop SOME of the exchanges, but not all. Ain't gonna happen.

Decent FUD.

>>3537637
Good nations? Like Russia and Syria? kys terrorist

>>3537647
Watch the news; read newspapers goddammit. Stop watching cartoons you're a fucking adult.

>>3537656
Yeah right, because your digital tulips are worthless. Nada.

>>3537658
>imperialist policies
Now this is stupid. UN is fighting against the terrorist ISIS, tackling global warming, and giving refugees a better place to live. How is that even imperialism??

you know what? I hope someone proves the parasites right and blows their cancerous HQ in thermonuclear hellfore

And look what a wonderful place the world is after taking out Ghaddafi and Saddam.
>1 million dead Iraqis
>constant war
>ISIS
>the brown horde flooding into Europe, ruining it
>region the least stable it has been since the first world war

Thanks (((UN)))

>>3537757

Meant to reply to

>>3537628

>>3537656
You could buy all the tech/materials to create your own nuke factory and study up on it/hire someone to make them for you.

>>3537546

/thread

>>3537781
Article was posted on May but got updated today.

>>3537509
>it is likely possible that cryptocurrencies can be used to buy dangerous things such as nuclear warheads and weapons

>>3537509
>article from May
nice try Jew

>>3537546
/thread

Reminder, the author: Misha Chen

>>3537628
oh the delusion. I suggest you also go buy SIGT while you are at it.

>>3537801
The kike star symbol didn't show up in Cohen.

>>3537628
Yep luckily sadam and ghadafy are dead - now Iraq and Libia are doing so much better!

>>3537730
> watch CNN and foxnews, UN is good.

>>3537509
It might be worthwhile to keep an eye on this. For some time (((they))) have been putting out articles about North Korea and bitcoin.

This is likely not a coincidence, but an organized plan to declare cryptocurrencies to be terrorist or something of the sort.

https://archive.is/hFBl3
https://archive.is/Cc2Nd
https://archive.is/V9BNm

>>3537848
Of course, anything that provides freedom is either terrorism or pedophilia.

Who the hell would sell nukes? If spies find out, the country will receive lots of sanctions up the ass.

>>3537509
>UN
Call me when someone important bans it.

>>3537628
>listing heroes that died under imperialist america's claw

>>3537509
This just takes me to a subscription page. Archive, anyone?

the more you want to ban it the more people want it while they lose confidence in the old currency. why would you like to ban it if not a better, or a threat?

You morons think the Jews are playing against you when you're just playing against each other. The Jews aren't even real and they have better thinks to take care of like taking care of their children to become a better person that would actually help the world and not just watch cartoons. The real investors are just laughing at you and they don't care about cryptocurrencies. You think your digital tulips are untouchable, the banks along with the UN and the military could kill it in an instant.

>>3537866
Those sanctions won't mean shit in a post-nuclear holocaust world.

>>3537887
go back to >>>/pol/ and kys

>>3537896
Nice b8 I r8 8/8.

US authorities main tool to combat Central- and South American drug cartels has been tracing the money through banks in tax havens.

Anyone who's paid attention to OECD the last couple of years knows that EVERY tax haven on earth has been subject/forced to the automatic exchange of tax information. Even Dubai couldn't say no.

What does that mean? It means that if a bank, no matter the secrecy laws, holds asset of a foreign national, the bank is required to register the information of said individual in a register, which automatically shares that information with the individuals country of residence.

Colombian cartels began moving funds through BTC early on, and has used Monero as a washing mechanism. Mexican cartels only recently began to catch on. European organized crime, most notably the Belgrade mafia, has also began moving into the cryptocurrency market.

Every nation thought they had a strangle hold on organized crime through OECD, but cryptos opened another door wide open. They will fight tooth and nail to keep that from happening.

t. LEO

>>3537932
This is a satisfying read. Thanks.
Crypto really does have its use cases.

>>3537582
>>3537550
>Not valuing your portfolio in DEFCON

FUCKING KIKES!
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!

>>3537582
That makes you phink...

>>3537509
>it is likely possible that cryptocurrencies can be used to buy dangerous things such as nuclear warheads and weapons

Good thing that's a non-issue in a world without cryptocurrencies. What's next, a ban on owning things, so you can't exchange anything? Now, where did I see that before?

>>3537988
Enjoy the unregulated market while it lasts. At some point exchanges will be forced to verify your ID and register your transactions, for your government to see.

I'm sure the illegal market will find its way around this through decentralized/deepweb exchanges. But on the clearnet every trade you make will make its way back to your government.

>>3538064
So I will only be able to buy drugs nukes and whores with my crypto, damn I really just wanted to pay taxes

>>3537509

Jewish nonsense

They have no authority to do this and the smart or non ZOG countries are already implementing

Jewish control of money will fight this as they fight white people, but we will prevail

>>3538064
its called decentralized exchanges

kikes are losing power by the week.

>>3538089
Nah, you can do all that AND pay taxes. Don't forget to pay sales tax on your nukes.

>>3537905
back to r3ddit you go, now.

>>3537509

If such a thing happens, please know that any excuse like this is complete bullshit; Think North Korea is going to use Crypto to buy nukes ? Shit they already got them in exchange of fiat from Pakis who were in turn funded the US itself.

>>3538104
But I can claim that sales tax back by threatening to nuke the country that charged me it right?

>>3538119
In theory you could, but I wouldn't advise it.

>>3538099
>its called decentralized exchanges

That's what I said.

>>3538113
>If such a thing happens
It's already happening you idiot. Look at China. The UN applauds China's movement against crypto. It's a high possibility that the UN could implement what China did to crypto, knowing that the UN is the most powerful organization in the world that has the combination of all world powers. If the UN gives brings in the final call and you live in the US, it is likely that you as a crypto holder is subject for imprisonment and the US has CIA and NSA they could easily identify you.

it's a troll you dummies

How many ark for a nuclear warhead?

>>3538175
>t is likely that you as a crypto holder is subject for imprisonment and the US has CIA and NSA they could easily identify you.

no coiner fantasy

>>3537545
>all they can do is reprimand you
Exactly. Any country within the organization can be reprimanded for allowing cryptocurrency trading.

>>3538175
LOL what a bitter kike

youve lost power over the goyum, get over it.

>buzz feed

>>3537509
>UN

and? literally nobody respects or listens to the UN.

i come back hours later and this thread is still up. it's a fake "letter" written by a non existent person on russiatoday.

no wonder you people get scammed by people shilling shitcoins, you can't even tell a fake article.

>>3538357
Look up OECD. The UN isn't officially in charge of the organization, but it's the UN's attack dog when it comes to fiscal policies.

If you don't do what OECD tells you to do, you're in for a world of hurt. That's why they managed to coerce every single tax haven on earth into signing the Automatic Exchange of Tax Information.

>UN

>>3538430
Nobody will listen to us here. This place is full of delusional morons who thinks the world owes them everything.

>>3538357
Nobody in the real world takes your digital tulips seriously.

>>3537628
>This is the average intellect of the new /biz/

Board's fucked now

so bitcoin is useless but it can buy you a nuke

:-/

RETARDS

>>3537628
Shit troll is shit

>>3538310
>i dont understand a word but it sounds bad so I was right all along
A stern questioning of why you arent following the rules with no other penalties is not any reason not to do what you want.
The UN agreed to help the rebels and Russia decided to help Assad.
What do you think happened to Russia?
The only question is what will the big 8 think and do because they are the only ones who matter.

>>3537896
Fresh pasta.

>>3537509

>Otherwise, the next time the NHS is crippled by an attack financed in bitcoin, the government will rightly be accused of complacency as sick people die.

You cointards are financing terrorists. That makes you terrorists and murderers too. Stop trading buttcoin or you'll go to jail or worse!

>>3537509
The Brexit vote caused FT's management to have some sort of retardation inducing stroke and now they act like they're trying to make their paper as big of a joke as possible as quickly as they can. Imagine how disappointed you'd be if you were a long time subscriber. Sad.

>>3538955
Haha 4chan just officially "warned" me for trying to post this. Wtf? Are we owned by Nikkei too, now?

September 22nd lads, you still have time to let go of your digital tulips.

>>3537509

Trump is at the UN meeting... they will convince him to ban crypto like China is doing.

Cash out now before it's too late.

but who is going to bail out the banks if you cant print money for hoees next time instead you will need to be solving math problems?

>>3537988
>>3537932
Isn't this really bad though?
Won't we see an increase in crime and sociopathic behavior?

It's the government's fault for forcing central banking on us in the first place.
Now look at this shitshow.

>>3539102
Yeah, but it's good for the value of crypto. USD is used by criminals worldwide and it's accepted nearly everywhere as a legitimate currency at the same time.

>>3537537
The UN is basically making sure only Israel can do what Israel does, other countries have to obey.

>>3539151
>Yeah, but it's good for the value of crypto.
Okay, but the fact organized crime increases is really bad.

Do you think it's going to get heavily out of hand or something or are people just paranoid?

Can the police still find criminal scumbags?

>>3539102
No, not an increase. It just makes it easier for those who are already criminal. Cryptocurrencies goes against what the OECD/UN has worked for, for nearly 15 years.

Anyone who thinks the mainstream cryptocurrency market will be unregulated in 2 years must be delusional. The governments of the world will never allow it to continue as it currently functions.

>>3539115
>It's the government's fault for forcing central banking on us in the first place.
No, it isn't. It was some farmers who invented fiat first, the government saw it as viable solution to the problem of transporting heavy goods. Fiat is backed by companies including metals and services.

>>3539151
You're a fucking idiot.

>>3539223
>Anyone who thinks the mainstream cryptocurrency market will be unregulated in 2 years must be delusional. The governments of the world will never allow it to continue as it currently functions.
but I thought they couldn't regulate it

>>3539203
This is a natural result of crypto's decentralized nature. You can't get away from it. Coins that offer fully anonymous transactions will make it completely untracable.

How do you logically ban the trading of 1s and 0s over the Internet? I feel like we're going to win at this point

>>3539268
If this is true, isn't that really bad?

Wouldn't criminals be unstoppable?
What are the police going to do?

>>3539294
Who cares. The problem will resolve itself to some conclusion

>>3539294
fuck off, retard

>>3539300
>The problem will resolve itself

>>3539259
Not the entire market, no. But they will regulate the exchanges, and the exchanges will have to allow tax authorities to audit their citizens' transactions. Of course criminals will resort to decentralized/deepweb exchanges.

No matter what policy you put in place, people will find a way to bypass it. The only way to fight is to set up road blocks in order to make it harder.

>>3539234
I'm an idiot for liking the idea of a non-cucked currency? I don't support criminal ventures, but it makes perfect sense to use cryptocurrencies to stay under the radar. In the long run, untracable or very hard to trace transactions are a good thing.

>>3539304
not an argument

>>3539294
You seem extremely naive. Not sure if you're trolling.

>>3539314
I just want to know if this whole crypto currency thing will make the rate of organized crime explode?

am I just being paranoid?

>>3539294
>Wouldn't criminals be unstoppable?
>What are the police going to do?
This is where the UN comes in. Be glad that the UN concerns everyone's safety despite being criticized by a lot of morons who think they're weak and useless.

>>3539332
Yes, you're being paranoid.

>>3539335
lol what is the UN going to do?

>>3539339
Explain why using actual arguments.

>>3539332
Crypto hasn't made want to shoot anyone I didn't want to before, the difference being now I'm a few clicks away from getting one instead of having to do it the old way.

>>3539332
>am I just being paranoid?
No, this is the real thing. You might have to question yourself on why you shouldn't be paranoid on a sudden increase in organized crime and terrorists.

>>3539332
Organized crime will still be a thing with or without cryptocurrencies. This will just make it a bit harder to track down criminals. It justs helps criminals avoid a paper trail, but it doesn't mean they'll never fuck up and get caught some other way.

>>3539370
I lol at the idea that crypto currencies are currently the reason for increased rates of terrorism. Organized crime as in organized buying and selling of drugs such as MDMA and LSD? sure.... who the fuck cares about that stuff though

>>3539370
explain more

If the UN is truly worried about terrorists using ways to avoid being tracked they need to outright ban all cash as well and switch over to a completely digital fiat monetary system where there is zero privacy.

The UN is just trying to FUD and make me drop my bags, the sleazy kikes.

>>3539343
Why would organized crime increase all of a sudden, when BTC was created nearly 10 years ago?

Before cryptocurrencies there were already thousands of ways in place to launder money and hide assets. Mainly through art and nations with strict bank secrecy laws. And they still exist today. Cryptos are just one additional way.

can anyone actually see this article? how do you get pass the pay wall

>>3539412
>they need to outright ban all cash

Oh, it's in the works. I know a couple of countries are already playing with the idea. Norway being among them.

>>3539418
Okay. :)

>>3539422
You have to pay up you stupid goy

>>3537550
How many bitcoin for 50 megaton Tsar Bombafu like this?

>>3539411
Highly organized crime will be taking advantage of the anonymity of cryptocurrency transactions. The first evidence is the WannaCry ransomware attack. The attack disrupted public operations especially school and hospitals. The hackers used Bitcoin as the money for ransom payment in exchange for the data to be saved. It is likely that they will strike back but we don't know when, so rather than wait for another dangerous attack, the UN might ban cryptocurrencies as a solution to prevent organized crimes from growing bigger.

>>3537628
Actually the UN was against the invasion of Iraq. But it's cute seeing you pretend really hard to know stuff and get triggered when no one takes your shit seriously.

Just by XVG and watch the shitstom, we'll be alright.

>>3539507
You realy need this?

>>3537578
Fuck off douchebag. We dont give a shit, we dont take any shit, we're not in the shit business. AND, if we wanted any SHIT from YOU, we would SQUEEZE YOUR HEAD. Fuck off. Lets see, what was my point again? Oh yeah. Fuck. Off. And if you forgot already; Fuckoff.

>>3539594
but these attacks are still pretty rare

shit like this has been going on for ages

Get U.S. OUT of the U.N. t. John Birch Society. Check em.

>>3538064

Does this not mean Monero or Ethereum w/ ZKSnarks has a very high chance of a future use case

Ha, that's cute

>>3537509
Prepare your anus, buttcoiners!!

>>3537509
>UN tells jap to ban loli porn from comiket
>japs give them the middle finger
No one gives a fuck.

>>3539662
You'll start giving a shit when the UN lifts its finger against cryptos soon. You should be thanking me for giving you and the other morons an advanced warning so that you won't lose your money.

>>3538064
>using exchanges at all
>not buying/selling BTC locally

>>3539809
Go ahead. Ban crypto. Just makes it worth more, just like banning Alcohol and Pot. I'll take Prohibition for $400, Alex.

>>3539874
ISPs can block crypto exchanges just like porn.

>>3540332
And they do such a good job of blocking websites using TOR already, right?

>>3539343
>lol what is the UN going to do?
By banning cryptocurrency in order to stop widespread use of it for criminal and terrorist movement.

UN have on power anymore

>>3537509
>Due to trading security issues, the UN body is has decided to

Stopped reading there. If you can't properly edit your paid-subscription-site article, I automatically don't trust you.

>>3539436
Yah It's in the works but I don't think it'll happen in the states anytime soon. We're far away from people accepting that reality still imo

>>3537628
(You)

>crypto
>ban

irrelevant topics that shouldn't even be in the same sentence.

>>3539259
This is honestly why I think XRP might be worth something. Since it's centralized, doesn't that mean it will eventually be bought out by some bank which would then keep a record of all the transactions? Essentially making it a very public and easy to trace currency.

Am I wrong here? Feel free to call me an idiot, I just got into crypto and know basically nothing.

>>3541832
>centralized
one day Chad decides to add 1000000000000000 xrp supply and fuck everyone of you, and if Chad stops paying the FBI, IRS and SEC to look away, they seize the servers and shut down your so-called "centralized blockchain" LOL

>>3537905
>>>/out/

>>3537905
kys yourself pajeet

>>3537628
you are confusing UN with NATO

>>3542108
You are confusing real money with digital tulips.