/biz/ - Business & Finance

GUYS GUYS GUYS

Who else #HoldingTheBag here? How long till we hit $0?

>>53155036
>How long till we hit $0?

2 weeks

>>53155053
2 weeks or 2 more weeks?

>>53155125
Yes

>>53154923
wait, is this real? GUYS

>>53155391
Yes

15.01.2023 XRP @ $8.88

>>53155427
why

>>53155427
>15.01.2023
There's only 12 months in a year, retard

>>53155645
Lol, talk about a fucking retard. You know your a stupid fuck when you cant comprehend other date formats

>>53155645
Spotted the Ameritard

>>53155705
Their date and time format doesn't make sense.

rolling for
>WAGMI
by eoy

rolling for xrp10keom id

>>53155843

reroll

Daily reminder it can't be cheap.

WAGMI XRP BROS I FEEL IT

tfw not in FLR snapshot

>>53156219
>mfw xrp stack was on an exchange during ss that died due to ftx
Just as well flr never gets released lel

>>53155705
Baaaahahahahaha

>>53156248
nigga do u even english

>>53156362
Do u even internet

>>53155855
It's been 6 years and it's still cheap and the ripple foundation has been dumping monthly from escrow the entire time. Did David lie to us back then?

Man these threads have turned to shit, no offense. I'll check back again when we are mooning

>>53157097
see you in 2 weeks then

Is this correct? 15% FLARE on the 9th, but in order to get the remaining 85% over 36 months, we have to stake that 15% as wrapped FLR? So if we sell early on we don't get any more?

>>53158269
yes

the bird is fre-ACK

>>53157097
There are 2 types of people that post on XSG.
Anons
And a group that coordinates on Discord or Telegram.

Anons make regular posts discussing news, events related to the trial, Ripple's business dealings.
They also discuss being tired and demoralized from how long this court case has dragged on.

The Discord group will post Twitter screenshots of riddlers making vague hints and sometimes even specific dates.
They'll also post vague crap in here about stuff happening soon, or even specific dates.
When all of this garbage turns out to be lies, they are never held accountable,
because this is an anonymous forum,
And there is no way to know who posted what, from thread to thread.
They'll also post "isn't it interesting" and other bullshit statements, that don't actually say anything, in order to continually bump XSG, and keep it from getting archived.

The Discord group are a bunch of faggots,
And I wish they would stop posting here.
Let XSG die.
It should only exist when there is actual news.

What is the purpose of the Discord group?
Why would people do this?
It's a lot of work to do what they do.
And they've been doing it for years.
The only explanation that makes sense, is that they are being paid to do so.
People will shill for their own bags.
But not with this level of coordination and persistence.
I think they are being paid by Ripple, to promote XRP.
I suspect that this Discord group doesn't just operate here either.
I think they helped orchestrate the creation and management of the xrp community.
And community that defends Ripple and XRP online.
John Deaton was able to harness this community, gather testimonials, and use them to file an Amicus Brief in defence of Ripple, and against the SEC.
Without the XRP community already existing, would John Deaton have been able to gather as much support as he has?

Beyond the court case, it's good for Ripple to have an army of average people advocating for them online.

>>53159249
Before someone attacks me.
Let me say that 2 things can be true at once.
I still think Ripple is going to win it's lawsuit.
And XRP will eventually become the neutral bridge currency of the world.
But, there are also blatant shills on here, that coordinate together outside of 4channel.

Since there isn't much news going on right now,
If the Discord group wants to keep posting garbage false predictions and nonsense hype statements,
Let's instead talk about the Discord group,
Their behavior,
And their motives.

I'm also open to the idea that they are actually being paid to fud XRP.
By constantly posting demoralizing false prophecies.
Let's try and figure out which it is.
Are they shilling for XRP,
or are they fussing it?

>>53158269
FIP.01 has not been voted upon yet and the remaining 85% will not be distributed until there is a 66% consensus.
The crazy part is whales like the flare foundation, coinbase, and binance will get more than 66% of the airdropped FLR.
There are many questions i have, specifically whether FLR locked up in farming pools or staked to wxrp would still allow me to receive the remaining airdrop?
If anyone who wraps FLR is eligible for future airdrops then doesnt it make sense to sell immediately and buy back in close to the snapshot?

>>53159167
Based salt-in-the-wound-rubber

>>53159249
>>53159308

Theres also a third group.

Those who need to take their meds or go out get laid and touch grass lol

>>53159249
>>53159308
You forgot the pajeets that promote their scam coins, shill their youtube channel and twitter. Blackrockpajeet comes to mind here.

i presume that a "summary judgement" is just that, and not a settlement between the sec and ripple. it's interesting that both the sec and ripple requested this, and i wonder if it happens very often. certainly, it would diffuse some of the responsibility for whatever decision comes of it. nobody could say that the judge, or ripple, or the sec are individually entirely responsible. would they do this if the result weren't predetermined? if the sec were confident in their case, wouldn't they just go to trial if ripple didn't want to settle? why would the SEC request a summary judgement if not for fear of losing face at trial or some other unfavorable (for them) reason? it would be rather embarrassing if the securities and exchange commission, an agency nearly a hundred years old, with *securities* in its very name, did not actually know what a security is.

>>53159545
Valid point.
They hide the fact that they are the same people that create the YouTube videos or tweets,
And pretend to be just normal anons.

>>53159568
>it would be rather embarrassing if the securities and exchange commission, an agency nearly a hundred years old, with *securities* in its very name, did not actually know what a security is.
cont.

i read somewhere that the SEC has not lost a case like this in a very long time, and it would be natural that the agency in charge of securities would know what a security actually is. yet so much of the media coverage is signaling a loss for the SEC. common sense suggests there's no real reason to distinguish xrp from any other successful crypto, whose success also favors their inventors and early adopters. i have the sense that perhaps something extraordinary is happening.

>>53159679
>common sense suggests there's no real reason to distinguish xrp from any other successful crypto

at least not legally speaking, anyway.

>>53159568
I think it's more to do with the fact that a trial by jury, would be open to the public.
Imagine Hinman having to take the stand, and having to answer questions from Ripple's lawyers.
Imagine them openly discussing the Hinman emails in court.
As much as the SEC wants to drag this case on to hurt Ripple, and aid their competitors,
the SEC really doesn't want their dirty laundry being seen by everyone in a jury trial.

The real danger to me, is if Judge Torres decides that this is too big of a decision for her to make, and she sends this to a jury to decide.
That would really lengthen this whole lawsuit.
Which would especially suck, since summary judgement is probably going to happen as early as April,
Based on the timelines that one lawyer has out out.

Although, ironically, if this goes to jury trial, it might be the one and only thing, that would motivate the SEC enough to settle.

>>53159708
>I think it's more to do with the fact that a trial by jury, would be open to the public.

so what? it isn't the SEC's first rodeo. they're a hundred years old and regulating securities is their damned job. i'm not saying they'll win, it doesn't appear things are going well for the sec in this case. just that, if i understand, this is quite an exceptional case, and that under ordinary circumstances, the sec would certainly know better than to take on a case they aren't likely to win.

>>53159679
I think Ripple has a really strong, and unique defense against the SEC.
I'm not aware of anyone ever going after the actual basis of Howey, the way Ripple is.
No investment contract, i.e. Ripple made no agreement to do any specific work, AFTER, the sale of XRP,
On behalf of any buyers of XRP.
Therefore, there is no investment contract.
No investment contract, no common enterprise.

The SEC doesn't have the broad authority it pretends to have.
It just labels everything a security.
Then shakes companies down for cash.
This creates president.
There's no law that says the SEC has jurisdiction over crypto.
Loosing this lawsuit, will force Congress to draft legislation spelling out which agency actually governs crypto.

>>53155427
16.01.2023 XRP @ $0.0001

>>53159708
>The real danger to me, is if Judge Torres decides that this is too big of a decision for her to make, and she sends this to a jury to decide.

going out on a limb, but i don't think so. if both involved parties want a summary judgement, then one wouldn't be much a "judge" if they refuse.

>>53155125
Closer to 14 more days

>>53159765
I don't fully understand their motivations.
I can only make guesses.
Yes, this case is very unique.

Gensler said a couple of months ago, that the SEC was going to be taking on some big cases,
And that they may not win all of them.

I think they know they are going to lose eventually.
Maybe they are just going through the motions, to save face.
Like, "we fought a hard fight. And we disagree with the judge's decision"
Whereas a settlement would involve some degree of them admitting they were wrong.
They lose authority doing that.

Or, let's also consider that the SEC isn't 1 person.
Gensler may be hoping that he can drag this case out long enough, that when the SEC loses, he's already retired,
And some other schmuck can be left holding the bag.

>>53159881
I don't think it's likely either.
But, the lawyer Jeremy Hogan, in his last video, laid out the possibility of judge Torres doing this.

He also laid out the possibility that she might decline to rule on this case at all.
And send the whole thing to the District Court of Appeals.
On the basis that this is a huge president setting case, and would be too large for her to decide.

He said these were unlikely.
But possible outcomes.

>>53159997
>But, the lawyer Jeremy Hogan, in his last video, laid out the possibility of judge Torres doing this.

it's also possible that she'll slip on a banana peel or be struck by an asteroid. what will become of the xrp network then?

>>53155705
>>53155830

This is taking too long desu

>>53160045
Kek

Let me be clear.
I think the most likely outcome is that Torres decides in favor of Ripple at summary judgement.
But it's good for people to be prepared for the possibility of this dragging on longer.
Even if it's not the most likely outcome.

Ripple has been doing an outstanding job building out the xrpl.
Establishing relationships with businesses, banks, and countries.
The only thing holding them back is this lawsuit.

>>53160337
I thought Summary judgement was going to be last month. Was it delayed again?

>>53160372
The rollout of ISO20022 has been delayed so the case will drag on until then. End of March was also mentioned as the summary judgement date.

>>53159249
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>>53159997
>>53160337

Looks like poetry what a weird way of writing shit like a song or some shit lol therefor didnt read cause im not some fucking faggot nerd lol

Found an interesting thread from John Deaton, on January 1st.
Not sure if it's been discussed before.
https://twitter.com/JohnEDeaton1/status/1609635977248620544?s=20

He has a theory that the Hinman emails aren't as damaging as we thought,
And that the SEC has accepted they will eventually be made public.
He also theorizes that the SEC's win again LBRY win the FTX collapse has emboldened the SEC to be more aggressive in going after crypto.
And that is why they won't settle.
But instead, are going to roll the dice on summary judgement.

>>53155830
You should have expected this

>>53160152
You didn't bait anyone. You are so dumb that you are pretending so you can save face. Real man owns up and acknowledges hos mistake instead of burying his head in the sand through dissociation and getting ass raped in the process.

we all ready to spit on wallet anons grave yet

>>53161279
the absolute state of nu-/XSG/

>>53161364
yeah :(

>>53155645

Bro shut up. You make us burgers look bad.

>>53161578
got another one. i bet you guys check the price after every WTFWT

>>53159308
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>>53159828
>>53159881
>>53159947
>>53159997
>>53160045
>>53160337
>>53160372
>>53160856

When you idiots learn a simple truth you will be set free.

“The world doesn’t give a fuck about the SEC”

Ripple could absolutely lose the lawsuit and things would still go according to plan, because some fed agency is nothing compared to the global organizations that want it.

Just sit back, HODL and chill

>>53161658
market disagrees

>>53161716
market agrees.

GUYS GUYS GUYS

>>53159412
okay.. that's confusing thing. wonder when the info about this will be announced.. i think its not good to sell the flares at the airdrop at all..

Fiat onramps are enabled in Xumm for bongland, lads. Offramps not implemented yet though. If anyone has done it, were all the KYC steps worth wading through? Also is Xumm pro worth it?

>>53163220
I’m just going to sit and probably do nothing after I obtain it and throw it into a wallet staked like I did the sgb coins. I could always unstake them if I needed to, I could forget about them if they do ok slowly or disregard them as shit if they collapse.
It’s just a free airdrop that could amount to nothing so no point in getting excited and getting more disappointed that way.

>>53163877
Fiat on-ramps and xumm pro are the most globohomo utilities on the XRPL. Steer clear of it and allow the vaccinated normalfags to go through it when XRP is adopted

>>53164025
We still have a chance to change fiat into xrp before the end of this fucking case. I wish we had better on and off ramps, especially as a burger. I’ve stacked some during all this, about 3/5ths of my current stack, but eh could have been better.

>>53164122
Where do you buy xlm to send to XRP? I just bought on Coinbase for the first time in about 3 months and I realized the fees are retarded
I use Bitrue to buy XRP so fees there are low there

>>53164308
I was doing just that since a while ago I could do it all in minutes but now they have been holding transfers, the last time I tried was a week. I’ve only went through that once and haven’t bought since.
I should make another account like you mentioned, bitrue, but most of my money goes to necessities and preparing for things to get worse so I don’t buy often.

Wow! The proof is...what guys? In. The. Pudding. It's all right in front of our faces, not financial advice. Now for the fun part in crypto news: babacucks tweeted, "2 more weeks" and in gematria that equals 311. Reversed is 113 guys, like my mind is totally blown right now. Possible moon date this January 13th. Summer, 589, Winter. At this point in time, guys, anything can happen. But David Schwartz tweeted out, "yes I'm Jewish, here is a picture of my dradel." Is he saying the case is spiraling to an end? And as we know, the entire economy is collapsing, which has to happen, so the Phoenix can rise out of the ashes. It's all about the timeline guys! CryptoSlut tweeted out, "XRP good, SEC bad" and as we know, the powers that be, they want you out, and that's gonna happen when? Exactly. During the financial collapse. So get your crypto off the exchanges. Not. Financial. Advice. ButAnywaysGuysIHopeYouEnjoyedToday'sVideo, haveAnAmazingDay- see ya

>>53160653
holy shit everytime I fail to hack the matrix on acid they delay by half a year

Bitrue Flare (Pre-distributed IOUs) is currently sitting at 50c each and only trading on 2 exchanges. With 15% AD distributed (4.278b Flr) the MCAP of the available supply is only 2.2b on day 0.

For the first month, it would need to x70 to beat mETH (modified the values on Exfi as FLR isn't listed yet). After each month, the mooning difficulty increases as an additional 2.37% (676m FLR) is released into the available supply, regardless of if FIP1 is approved. With the number of exchange listings off the bat with distribution to be staggered throughout a few weeks as each exchange has slightly different release dates, and considering if FIP1 is approved (causing agressive locking of tokens in WFLR and forcing the exchange supply down), price action will likely be sharp climbing to price discovery with occasional doomps with each exchange release that bounce back up quickly, caused from the initial dump from AD redeemers offset from people buying from the market and wrapping their FLR for about ~10% APY in 3.5 day reward epochs for the first ~6 months.

Keep in mind that with more people doomping their FLR from the airdrop, the more likely it is for FIP1 to be approved as their share would be bought at market and the % of holders that wern't included in the XRP claim increase and will also want gibs on top of delegation rewards.

Since it's Post-Quantum Signature Federated Byzantine Agreement with Turing-Complete Smart Contracts and Price Oracles (QRL, Ethereum, Avalanche and Stink rolled into one), it might actually have a chance to be the Eth killer.

>>53164308
just do everything on uphold

>>53155830
>>53161045
only thing Americans have correct is Fahrenheit. 100° sounds hot .. 37° doesn't

Crypto is turning into a cup and handle simulator again. Are we unironically back?

WAGMI

>>53155855
>>53156641

hmmmmm but wait! WHAT if David meant cheap as in 0.0003$ uhoooh so what right now it's 1000 times higher than that right so it's not dirt cheap like hi said right. I just fell off my chair guys WOW the proof is really in the hmmmm a pudding, right

>>53164378
I love this kid

>>53166673
Same. Will be hilarious when he's a superior investor to 99% of /biz/

What does everyone do for work? Any recommendations on wagie cagies that won’t make me wanna rope?
>t. haven’t waged since 2020 and running outta cash. $2k eoy amirite bros haha :’)

anyone think that XRP is going to have a pump on the 9th, or shortly thereafter? I have this weird feeling well see something happen with the price with the flare launch and that will be used as evidence that others peoples work has the ability to pump the price of XRP which kind of renders the idea that XRP being a security dead.

>>53168237
I definitely believe XRP and Flare are inextricably linked
I even am hoping the lawsuit resolves before the 9th, and it was the cause of launch delay

>>53167827
I'm an equipment operator/truck driver. I do excavation for new construction and move materials to jobsites, as well as other trades work as needed.
CDLs require going to an actual school now, so employers can't pay the bare minimum for drivers.
I also got a crane certification, which I'm looking for work in. I'm reworking my resume tomorrow, and will apply to a few different jobs, but it'll basically double my income.
My current employer is so good to me that I almost don't want to leave, but I need to keep moving upward, and my employer doesn't have enough work for me to work equipment full time.

As for you, construction can be hard on the body, but it depends on the type of work you do. Equipment operating is generally white guys. Concrete, framing, and drywall crews are usually Mexican, which is alright, but unless you're Mexican you won't fit in, they do shoddy work most times but they work quick.
Electrical, plumbing and HVAC is the thinking man's trade. I don't wanna say I'm smart, but I work with some real retards, and some real smart guys.
You can find work as a helper if you don't have skills, electricians, HVAC, and plumbers will often do apprenticeships and pay for your classes to become certified. Helpers around here make about $15/hr and average rent for a small 1bd apartment is about $500.

What do you do currently?

>>53167827
Anons talking about night security makes it sound really comfy. Quiet, don't have to deal with people, plenty of time to read/watch stuff. They mention warehouses usually, things in industrial areas away from retail.

>>53167827
imma xrp influencer at the tubes

>>53169105
That thing needs to be gassed. At minimum sterilized so it doesn't breed.

>>53169105
They WILL invade every space you like and you WILL love it

>>53167827
If you know anyone who is old, you can work as a PCA for a local company to just hang out with them.
Bonus points if you live with your elderly parents.
They need to be on medicare or have some sort of insurance though

>>53168889
the delay was really strange, so many strings have been being pulled and are starting to converge on something. Things in the crypto world and in the political world. There has been a huge overarching narrative that anons have been watching for a long time now, cant help but feel its coming to head...although I will admit I thought that things were about to happen a couple years ago, although in hind sight I can see that they were just another act in the play. We do seem to be coming to a crescendo though. The congressman today physically attacking and covering another's mouth was especially strange.

XRP was just listed on an exchange called (time to add it to the OP as purchase option). They are relatively small in spot holdings but looking at their derivative volume, there is no one even close to being within $1 trillion to them, in total more than twice the extant crypto marketcap. Coingecko and Coinmarketcap both show this 24 hour volume. Is this a typical volume for them?

Ripple XRP AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!

WARNING

ALIENS SHOT DOWN OVER RUSSIA

THE FINAL NARRATIVE IS IN PLACE

XRP IS ABOUT TO MOON LIKE CRAZY GUYS GUYS GUYS

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcKDTe_trn4

UH OH I JUST CANT BELIEVE WHAT IS EVEN HAPPENING AT THIS POINT

>>53169314
Forgot pic related.

>>53169314
On an exchange called Bitmart*

https://u.today/xrp-listed-by-major-exchange

>>53166673
Yeah, but lately he is losing it, barely making any sense at all, even at x2 speed it’s hard to watch his videos sometimes.

>>53169434
Isn't that quite interesting?

>>53164308
Kraken or Use Coinbase advanced trading for low fees.
>>53165924
Uphold increased their fees substantially and are WAY higher now on everything.

>>53169345
Wowww guys wowww absolutely crazy right??

>>53163877
I did the kyc xumm pro here in Dutchland, I got nothing to lose so I don't care

>>53163877
Is there much point to that anyway? You can just send your money to Kraken and buy there (though natwest doesn't allow men to send money to Binance). So unless all the exchanges are kill, is there much of a point in having something like 2% trading fee, on top of the 5 quid activation fee for offramps and £50 for xumm pro.

>>53164025
Pretty sure KYC will be mandatory for everyone soon enough. We're betting on a globohomo coin, you'll have to play by globohomo rules. Try XMR if you want to be a cybercowboy.

>>53169699
They literally can't make it mandatory. The XRP ledger is decentralized. A wallet provider might make it mandatory-just recovet your crypto on another wallet provider if it comes to it. Lol Not a fucking inch.

>>53169836
Good luck cashing out.

>>53169844
>cashing out

>>53169861
Yes, you should hold your XRP and never sell it. As a matter of fact, keep holding it even when it's the year 2040 and you are living in a pod and eating bugs, while you work in Amazon mines, and keep on staking those drops, never sell, only buy buy buy.
If you sell even one (1) zerpie, you officially won't make it.

>>53169890
I will do everything to avoid paying taxes, you can buy gold in Europe using xrp and then sell gold on secondary market. Fuck government kikes.

>>53169890
Btw my official salary is 600 while working in IT sector, I’m getting rest in cash. Imagine how bigger is my salary, when gov cuts almost 50%.

>>53169844
Why would I cash out and pay taxes? The point is to hold it and spend it. If you don't understand this you don't understand XRP, but that is already apparent that you do not given your not understanding how the network decentralization/XUMM wallet works.

>>53169890
You are too high up the middle of the bell curve to be this condescending in tone.

How many flr have effectively been burned with the collapse of those exchanges last year? Do we have hospital data on their xrp holdings at the snap shot?

>>53154911
This js where mONEYkneh is made. All in XRP just today. Tomorrow? Gettin ready to bhy skme FLARE

>>53155705
>>53155830
>>53161578
It's really that easy to troll you nufags?
Lord xsg has fallen.
A thousand threads ago all responses would have been "kek".
Now we have normies that don't into internet.

>>53164308
I SPECIFICALLY buy everything on CB and leave the most large and obvious paper trail that can possibly be left.
There is ZERO chance I can be accused of avoiding taxes and all that.
They will blacklist your ass and all other for ANY reason.
Remember who you are dealing with.
.5% is nothing for staying on the correct side of accounting.
>HURRDURR DON'T PAY TAXXES
That's what cash is for faggot. Anyone that thinks they aren't paying taxes eventually on "crypto" is drooling retarded.
They entire purpose since Asimov has been to have a 100% traceable and trackable currency.
Which you now own. You aren't getting out of taxes.

>>53166477
17000x per day.
Of course that's what he meant.
Do the math on how much money can move daily with 100,000,000,000 XRP and the usage rate of 17,000x.
It's absurd and literally even using the $585,000 per XRP total schizo number from one random guy, this doesn't even come close to the volume that can be achieved with just $5 XRP.

THE XRPL IS TOOOOOO EFFICIENT.
Sorry lads.

>>53170156
>I won't be taxed at the point of spend
lmao
It's a bridge currency dude. You won't be "spending" XRP as a legal reality.
You'll be instantly converting XRP to a CBDC and then using that for your purchase.

>>53171314
Ah so this is what BRW meant when he said we'll never sell our XRP

>>53171314
but xrp can be sent peer to peer

>>53170977
c-checked
interdasting point

>>53172160
And you they'll pay on the way out.
If you make a gain and realize it, YOU WILL PAY TAXES.
That's the entire point mate.
Crypto as "fighting the man" was a total lie from the start.
I figured it out in 2012 or I'd be filthy rich from the hundreds of btc I had. But I got out of btc after realizing it IS the machine.
Now I'm just moderately rich.

Now I'm older and less idealistic. I'd have been total faggot and probably dead with all that money for doing nothing anyway.

>>53172153
I don't know what he meant but probably.
The idea that you will buy an internet token at a quarter, then it goes up in value 10,000% or whatever, and you DON'T get taxed is the most drooling retarded thing I've ever heard.
It's highly likely that glowies push these ideas just baiting anons to get their addresses blacklisted.

You literally plug your keys HELD IN A BLACK BOX into ANOTHER BLACK BOX that is connected to globohomo tubes and somehow they don't know what you are doing.
topkek
In fact, toppest of all keks.

>>53172473
Its funny, no one ever can explain how to burn our own xrp on chain. In the event of fuckery that should be an option right?

When's the next court date

GUYS GUYS GUYS

>>53173405
January 21

>>53173643
January 21, 2024

>>53172295
>I'm too smart to be rich

cope

>>53173717
Being rich for doing nothing has ruined an infinite amount of people.

I've got some
>special needs:

Maybe I'm wrong, but Flare can't be staked from metamask and anyone with an airdrop address in that wallet is going to need to move it to bifrost or something in order to get the remaining balance of their airdrop by staking. Right?
If one moves their coins out of metamask to another wallet in order to stake, will that other wallet receive airdrops? How is the airdrop tracked? I just don't understand. Does my question even make sense?

>>53173628
THE PROOF IS IN THE..HMMMMMM...PUDDING!

GUYS GUYS WOW DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THE 90% OF FX MARKET DOMINATED BY RIPPLE? I LITERALLY CAN'T I FELL OFF MY CHAIR! 6 TRILLION DAILY VOLUME! OHMYGOD. THE PRICE WILL CERTAINLY, SKYROCKET, RIGHT! TO THE MOON AND NEVER BACK!

wen da zerp be moonin some wypipo will od on dem drugz n alcohol fr fr watch

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>>53174070
>2027

JUST TWO MORE TWO YEARS

>>53174221
>>53174070
HOW DO WE END WHAT HAS NO ENDING
HOW DO WE PUT A STOP TO THE OUROBOROS LADS

>>53173948

Easy come, easy go.

Quite interesting guys

Can you all believe what is even happening at this point?

Here we go!

>>53173717
Possibly cope of some kind, but I truly believe I am better off for not having made a few million dollars simply for showing up and early and sitting on internet tokens.
If I were poor I'd probably think otherwise.
But I know myself and I just have a feeling I'm better off this way.

>>53173974
They way i understand it is you have to participate by delegate to receive the remainder

We’re the post-demoralization generation. We KNOW it’s all fucked. Our honor is in struggling against it anyway. The things that break the brains of others rolls off our backs. Suffering is a nuisance at worst. And every day, we see our enemies fall apart more and more in their dystopian hell.

We’re cool, don’t worry about us.

>>53154911
can a fren help a complete retard figure out the bitrue FLR IOUs?
i've been reading for a solid hour now and i still don't understand the IOU->FLR distribution on the 9th. Say I bought $100 worth of FLR (IOUs) today on Bitrue, would I be dropped 1:1 real FLR on the 9th, or is the distribution process going to be 15% that needs to be delegated to collect the rest over time?
fwiw, i will be receiving an airdrop on another exchange - i just wanted more flare to play with

>>53174070
Well...Jeremy...having an "opinion" isn't actually exercising authority over the issue.
Right?
A judge can expound all they want on anything and it's literally an opinion like anyone else's (with more weight obviously).
Or am I a law-let and have no clue?
>opinion
>ruling
Not the same right?

>>53174535
Lol, good post

>>53174535
Based.

>>53174871
Coomer detected, post disregarded

>>53174871
sir post more mkultra bimbo aheago content s.v.p.

>>53174507
I get that part. But as far as I know, FLR can't be delegated from metamask can it? If that is the case, how are the airdrop allotments going to be tallied if they are moved across wallets? How will the network know that 15% of x amount that was sent to a metamask address is being delegated on a bifrost wallet address and that the airdrop recipient is complying with the stipulated terms and they are eligible for the remainder of their due?

>>53176129
>But as far as I know, FLR can't be delegated from metamask
....go learn about crypto

>>53176129
everything you want to know is found here
https://www.youtube.com/@MickeyBFreshTheDeFiStandard

>>53175746
>>53175980
Lol you guys are so proud of reporting my trip code, I can just make another, you can't replicate my writing style no matter how much you try, even AI can't for it will never understand the nature of God and the fabric of reality

Lol coomer summoned

>>53176501

>>53176520

...... lol

>>53174070
>2027
There'll be regulation by then.

>>53176501
>>53176520
>>53176532
Kek
Imagine spending any time with these women.
Coomers are the most pathetic lot
Once you've had good pussy from an actual decent woman you look with disgust at these types of women.
They literally could not throw themselves at me with any success at all.

>>53176496
if you know the secret of the mystery schools and you are a force for good, then why not just post it? Isn't more people gaining coherence of consciousness and agency your goal?

>>53174583
It's 1:1 for Bitrue of the 15%.
Poloniex is xFLR airdrop shares where it represents 100% airdrop and 15% of your xFLR hodlings are burnt for FLR.

If FIP.01 passes, the Poloniex airdrop shares are effectively worthless as the remaining 85% is dropped to WFLR delegators.

>>53173974
If FIP.01 passes, the airdrop is given to delegators instead of exchanges and XRP applicants.
If FIP.01 doesn't pass, the airdrop will continue to be given to exchanges and XRP applicants.

Consider how much flare/xrp was lost from the celcius crash if you were (stupidly) holding on an exchange.

>>53176496
You sound like a total normie every single time you post.
AI is skip logic. It's quite literally just a long string of if/then statements attached to data pools. You give yourself away by repeating tripe from the TV and silicon valley.
I will say that it's tiresome.
Maybe that's your only goal? To be tiresome?

>>53173974
Furthermore, it won't be "tracked", just 2.37% of the airdrop flare distributed amongst the number of FLR delegated.

Less delegation, more airdrop but morr outsiders buying FLR that would have an incentive to vote yes to FIP.01.

>>53176657
Thumbs up emoji*
>>53177057
I do, many times, here and many places, one is not perfect and most of the time I am met with animosity from all sides, I sometimes even feel as if others like myself despise me for my psychic/linguistic ability relating to such matters, basically those who are lesser than me in thsi regard and it gets tiresome to continue to have meaningless conversation.

Alas as this anon says, sometimes I just want to troll >>53177271, to be, tiresome as many many posters have been to me.

>>53177244
GOOD MORNING
nice dubs btw

>>53177335
do you know beaveranon?

>>53177244
checked
ok if i’m understanding correctly, the Flare IOUs will drop the same way as the normal airdrop. 15% of the 1:1 IOU:FLR is dropped up front and then the rest comes on the same schedule if you delegate? it’s going to be hard to sell if we see a 10x+

CMON LETS FLIP THE FUCKING SWITCH NOWWWWWWWWWWW

>>53177471
*hard not to sell
anyway, thanks fren and good morning

>>53177418
Who?

>>53177515
one of the greatest minds on chingchong
I don't have access to my battlestation atm to post his jpegs but I did a quick search and you can go here and scroll down just a bit and take a look at some of his writings, its all the posts with beaver pics.
why I brought it up is because I feel that while you have valuables to share, your presentation lacks and you can use him as an example of effective strategy

https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/340914932/#340933270

that thread seems to have most of them, enjoy
my favorite is "On Power"

>>53177614

>>53177471
Yes, if FIP.01 passes.

I'm voting yes and buying more after the initial dump, as you get more out of delegation with significantly less inflation due to other aspects of FIP.01, otherwise FLR will likely do an Icy Pee with XRP phillipinos doomping every month and inflation being too high.

According to https://flare.network/fip01/
For PoS, the industry average is 48.08% staked. Considering FLRs delegation mechanism and high APY, I expect this to be much higher. If this number is correct, the circulating supply would be 2.02b FLR or an unlocked MCAP of 1.028b at current prices which only makes it a top 40 coin.

I think 50c is dirt cheap and will most likely moon if FIP.01 is approved after the initial dumping.

>>53177753
Correction, my nibbas, its 2.222b circulating supply, but its still around rank 35.

>>53177753
thanks based fren
i really appreciate your help

>>53176367
That's what I'm trying to do Big Dogg: learning new things. Sorry I don't know about crypto and for wasting a few milliseconds of your readin' tyme.

>>53176490
Yes. I've watched a bunch of Mikey b. Fresh over the past few years. Just not in the past few months and the FLR DROP keeps changing so thanks for the link to his video library of hundreds of ~45 min long videos. I'll probably just dig through the Scottish dude's FLare Community channel and then when someone else want's to know what's going on with this clusterfuck I can give them an easy breezy answer.

>>53177614
>>53177659
>>53177667
Maybe I'll read it later
Know this, I don't post for the normies
I post for those educating the normies
And since I specifically aim to trigger
Then only the best will understand
My unagreeableness is an intellectual barrier
It is not on accident
You think I can't just present in a way that's more agreeable? Hahaha of course I can but the issue is that I have to dumb down what I type and then I've just lead astray once more. No.
To put things into perspective, some of the old school PUA "redpill" people of the "manosphere" that exists today used to post here and other places. Do you think they who are now famous were the first to notice? Do you think Rollo and Donavan never met up in the biggest little city? That they never once got truly educated by the highest level anons on here with an ego and shifty attitude? Do you think Sandman really got his infernal hatred towards modern mating dynamics, expressed in such poignant way, all by himself?
No, they are the spokespeople claiming to be the originators but like all people at the forefront, they are just egotistical and want money, fame and power. And I do not blame them, but know how the game really works anon.
The true greatest works have a tone that sound insane, incoherent and filled with rage or anger disdain maybe and this is the essence of purpose giving purpose to the reader so long as the reader is great enough to pass through the intellectual barrier tone.

There are things we can get done, I've tried to organize and though I will admit I put very little effort in there wasn't much interest and so the timing is not appropriate. And probably not for a long time considering I don't just need casual interest, I need dedicated players wanting to win, listen to me while also sacrificing any real benefit to themselves (money, power, verifiable influence) and this is where we all fall short.

>>53176501

>>53177244
>>53177295

Thanks. Interesting. I understand their wanting to avoid catastrophic airdrop dumping, but I still wish it were the whole allotment all at once like it was supposed to have been. I don't mind the delegation stipulation criteria though. Perhaps it will be an effective way to brute force what ever game theory they are looking to achieve and override trading pressure...

>>53177753
Interesting. Thank you for breakdown. Very cool.

>>53177951
Good girl.

>>53177908
I've read alot of your posts but have noticed you always dance around. I enjoy you admitting the low effort. I've seen many tripfags since Oct of 2020 in these generals (marduk being one of the few decent ones) and they all assume the knowledge that they have must be gatekeeped by this intellectual barrier. How well could you understand what you're conveying if you can't effectively dumb it down without leading astray?
Everytime I go down these rabbit holes it leads to hate and further alienation of myself from the way weve been conditioned to think.
What's the purpose if you're alone in knowing and can't convince people of any truths. Everyone falls to their ego because that's the whole reason they take so quickly to the redpill. Anyone who gets close to understanding immediately becomes consumed by their narcissism. Things won't get done until the messengers between the source and the normies are fired up enough to lose all the values a normal human being has for humanity as a whole. No one is that noble.

>>53178431
>always dance around
How?
>must be gatekeeped by this intellectual barrier
Yes, the game is already set, we are just waiting
Preparing
Growing
>How well could you understand what you're conveying if you can't effectively dumb it down without leading astray?
Are you serious? I told you I don't want to, and I don't want to because it doesn't do it justice and so I'd waste my time. It's like asking a chemist to explain some reaction in detail and yet not use difficult terms. He's left with two choices, dumb it down enough to appear in detail when it is not or refuse to make it easy for the idiots that refuse to Google search some simple terms.
I refuse.
>Everytime I go down these rabbit holes it leads to hate and further alienation of myself from the way weve been conditioned to think.
Please elaborate anon!
>What's the purpose if you're alone in knowing and can't convince people of any truths.
You help who you can
>Things won't get done until the messengers between the source and the normies are fired up enough to lose all the values a normal human being has for humanity as a whole. No one is that noble.
That's part of our future job, anon.
Give me your sitrep please anon.

>GO UP AND NEVER COME DOWN!!

why are people even saying this.

>>53177969
it was never supposed to be all at once. There was supposed to be a larger initial drop, and then a slow drip over time after that. The problem is the new changes. In order to get your original allotment, you HAVE to stake your entire airdrop, and continue to stake the rewards in order to earn your original allotment. This means that up to a certain staked % you will get MORE with the fip. However, once we go past a certain % staked, people will get less than their allotment. Personally, I was originally planning on delegating a good portion of my stack and then selling the rest, now if I try that, I will end up with a good deal less than before.

>>53178606
>It's like asking a chemist to explain some reaction in detail and yet not use difficult terms.
Those difficult terms have definitions that end up being dead simple. Take the term anhydrous for instance. If you were to tell someone that doesnt know the lingo that you need anhydrous acetic acid, they will probably be confused. If you tell someone that you need acetic acid without any water in it, they would understand better. The point im getting at here is that lingo is used by groups to make an ingroup-outgroup hierarchy, where in order to be in the ingroup you need to study, not the process of whatever it is your doing, but instead know the vocabulary. I tell people all the time, learn vocab from everywhere you can. Vocabulary is the key to everything.

>>53178786
also, instead of acetic acid, you could use the word vinegar(although this isnt 100% as vinegar presumes that the acetic acid has been diluted to about 5%).

>>53178663
It’ll go down but it will never be under $3 after that
You will wish you bought the 2018 peak

Flare airdrop just got fuckingg delayed again REEEEEEEE

>>53178606
As far as dancing around I remember your idea of using memes as a way to push the narrative to others in a concrete way. However it never really panned out how you'd hoped as far as I could tell. Keep trying!?
>googling simple terms
I see your point in leaving some legwork for people but that doesn't mean you should add to it. The discussions are already complex enough and adding any obscurity whether it's intentional or not is taking away from the purpose of leaving a paper trail.
>alienation
It's difficult to feel genuine when learning some of the ideas here. It's all so backhanded, taken as a way to have an edge on people when it's supposed to be loving.
>sitrep
I'm chasing the carrot and would much rather be bringing people to a cause that matters. Distraction and idleness is all that's left after my studies/work week. In day to day life I'd want to keep some grounding in myself that doesn't require some fleeting emotion. A way to chisel at something that isn't for my status but for my soul. But my conditioning has kept me in limbo between being engulfed in redpills and being a normie wanting material things to provide for my own family in a few years.

>>53178948

>>53178948
It’s not

>>53177951
she gets along so well with our bull..

>>53178767
I don't mind delegating it all and forgetting about it if it actually results in something cool. It would be nice if Flare Network actually resulted in something innovative and valuable instead of being another ubiquitous hyped up network with no real world use case and a plummeting or stagnant valuation.
That said, the "real world use-case" of most of this shit is almost entirely bad from the standpoint of the almost universal descent into overt and malevolent tyranny of the world's blackmailed and corporate penetrated leadership. So really, like many here, I suppose the intent is a kind of alchemical aikido inflection: take the chains they seek to bind you in and turn them into a ring of invisibility, liberty, propagating life, and creativity.

>>53178786
>Those difficult terms have definitions that end up being dead simple.
Did you think through the necessary math? My example wasn't just about the wording, it's about explaining the whole thing.
You sound like Destiny.
Anon, you know what I meant, and that was something somewhat simple like chemistry. Imagine you wanting me to mass redpill people (by myself) on geopolitics, the evolution of warfare, real human nature, the fabric of reality, economics, all interpersonal relationship dynamics, all in the ultra peak based and redpilled way which means that I'll have to explain each thing from the ground up while somehow assuming I will be trusted enough for people to actually read it oh and also explain my thoughts on the timeline of things in relation to the cyclical cataclysmic events and shit why not through in psychology, occult hermeticism the source of all religions from which the secret societies base their beliefs off of and to top it off why don't I just explain the nature of God tie it all together to explain why such incredibly simple statements like
The problem is choice
There is no spoon
Good or evil nothing more nothing less
Nothing Can Stop What Is Coming
God always wins
I am
Are so incredibly complex that it's only able to be appreciated by the low IQ midwits and the high IQ know it all faggots like myself (meaning I'd have to explain the midwit dilemma, and how this dictates the actions of the two covertly waring factions in the aforementioned secret societies that run everything) so that in the end I can confuse even the smartes geniuses with little wisdom with the statement "nothing matters and why this means everything matters" attempting to have them understand the forces of eternal creation and absolute annihilation in the hopes that it'll then be easier to explain how the powers within the fabric of reality itself wage war whose chaos creating order extends into the material which then creates chaos forever and why that's a good thing

>>53179385
>>53178956
Give me a moment to regain, I'm sorry if I sounded like an ass, I just typed that out of frustration, I will respond to this other post in a little while

>>53176657
cope lol

>>53177486
just wait they are probably gonna do it in about 2 weeks

>>53179405
fuck off tripfag you are ruining /xsg/ with your attention whoring

>>53179465

>>53178956
>Keep trying!?
Yeah, the point was to take back the boards, it's very hard to take back the board without an actual small army of selfless soldiers, I need to recruit anons to just coordinate counter posts to the spammers of pol, x, b and biz in the hopes that we take back the narrative and transmute it back to order and logic or kill the site unofficially, officially either of which provides massive gains towards the eradication of the mind virus narratives put out by the evil faction of the secret societies
>leaving a paper trail
It's not about a paper trail, it's mainly about not wasting time and making sure the few good posts made go to people who are ready to understand the truths (redpills), the interconnections and thus become based (impervious to the efforts of the evil faction of the secret societies).
What ideas do you have trouble understanding? I'd love to explain the players in the game, their intentions and thus the optimal path.
>But my conditioning has kept me in limbo between being engulfed in redpills and being a normie wanting material things to provide for my own family in a few years.
This is all of us friend. You must find the strength within yourself. This is the only way. Will yourself to make the right decision but don't lose yourself/the people you love in the process.

Ripple XRP THERE WILL BE NOTHING THE GOVERNMENT WILL DO TO SAVE YOU NO WAY!

>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhAN_xpCSS4

ALL THESE EVENTS TAKING PLACE

>>53179497

UH OH!!

Isn't that quite interesting guys?

Woooow

We have talked about this

I can't believe my eyes i'm actually mind blown to the point of no return and purposely fell of my chair what is even happening right now?

There we go folks

Woooooow

Hmmmmm

>>53179465
You post here every day, you only post the shittiest possible indian low IQ shitposts and then you have the gall to say anyone is ''ruining'' xsg?

>>53179546
That's your opinion. But please stay ontopic.

>>53179385
>I'm 14 and this is deep

Ripple XRP YOU JUST CANNOT MAKE THIS SCRIPT ANY BETTER THAN IT IS NOW!!!

>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-csgLLVr2-E

The dominos will start to fall soon guys, right?

Hmmmm

Woooow

Very interesting, right? Or very fascinating guys. We the people. Russian president wait what? Guys, this just came. What's happening. I mean. Something. I'm not sure guys. But wow.

And this is how we know it's all gonna happen at the same time, all these events.

Is nobody seeing what's even happening at this point in time?

This right here. Woooow. Exactly.

This narrative right here will start after the collapse, when they bring a solution.

I just fornicated. Feels empty bros

>>53179385
You are confusing explaining something for actually having to solve a problem with information. You can easily explain math concepts to people (they do of course have to understand the basics of math, nothing can be gained trying to explain anything in any amount of depth to someone purposefully ignorant). For instance, explaining multiplication to someone does not require you to write out anything with numbers, you can simply say that multiplication is where you add a number to itself a given number of times(you know that subtraction, multiplication and even division can be accomplished with addition right?) If I were to explain the reaction of baking soda and vinegar, there is no need to bring math to the table...now If I wanted to know the beginning molecular weights of each chemical and the molecular weight of the end product, then yes I would need math...but why is this information relevant in a basic description of the reaction? Also, calculators exist. My point I was trying to make is that truly nothing we do in this world is difficult. Its all dead simple, the problems come when the level of complexity gets raised. If you are trying to explain something to a blank slate, their knowledge of EVERYTHING must be built.

I just can't believe it anymore.

>>53179601
Our world is complex, in that we have layers of things that we need to understand to even be able to do the simplest things. Take making a cup of tea for instance (100% form scratch). Its difficult to even comprehend the necessary steps here without a foundational set of knowledge. "take tea leaves" well where did these come from "ok so start with soil" well we need to know what nutrients this soil needs "what are nutrients" well they are things that support the growth of an organism. "what is an organism, what is support?" Its extremely reductive and itll go on for literally ever. But, you or I would have 0 issues starting form scratch, growing a tea bush, making sure the soil has the correct nutrients, that its getting enough sunlight, the process of drying the leaves, the boiling of water, the steeping of the tea....these would be easy as breathing for someone mired deep in the vocabulary. Vocabulary is then used as a gatekeeper to keep people who cant be bothered to learn the terminology out of the field. The truth of this world is that if everyone walking around had immediately access to what each word meant (and were physically capable of carrying out a task) we could have many many many more rocket scientists, surgeons, etc. Not that this is 100% a good thing, people are strange and sometimes like to watch things be destroyed...however with this gatekeeper (vocabulary) we can keep many of these less savory people out (who are generally of lower intelligence and quality of humans)

>>53171314
You can buy gold with Eth right now. You honestly don't think retailers will accept the global reserve currency for payment? Lol We aren't even in the time it has been adopted yet. You will probably be able to pay most places in LTC even. Learn more before posting

>>53159568
really makes me wonder what's in those Hinman emails, or what else might come out in trial

>>53159679
>i have the sense that something extraordinary is happening
i think they're using this case to kickstart regulation, probably something similar to Hester Pierce's Safe Harbor 2 regulatory sandbox, administered by some kind of new regulatory agency jointly administered by SEC, CFTC, OCC, DoT and/or the Fed

>>53159828
based on the various lawyers Ripple has brought onto its team (you can go back through James Filan's tweets for some of the briefs filed as each one has been brought on) i assume they are basically making a new Howey test for a new digital asset class, probably called "Digital Asset Security"
source: it came to me in a vision- it descended upon me and dwells within me as the Shekinah into the Holy Enclosure, or as upon the disciples of Christ in the Pentecost. I am filled with the light of knowledge, as a lantern is filled by a candle. Selah.

>>53160653
are you fucking serious lol
fuck.
captcha: AAAGH

>>53161045
my theory on the weirdo American measurement system is that it's some kind of masonic representation of this era (1776-present) being the part of the Great Work where everything is all out of balance and upside down and progressively more ridiculous, causing the pendulum to swing far to the side of corruption and inefficiency and imbalance, eventually provoking the sudden and ecstatic release/shift to a well-balanced, ordered system (ie. re-placing the keystone on the pyramid, completion of the great work, the institution of a one world government administered by enlightened philosopher kings etc)
presumably this will be accompanied by a shift back to the measurement systems used by the alien demigods when they made megalithic monuments like the pyramids or whatever

>>53163220
they're clearly disincentivizing selling the airdrop so i'm just going to stake and chill

>>53164308
Bitrue has been solid

>>53167827
i clean airBnBs, they pay $75 and it takes me about 2-3 hours of very light work. every time a guest checks out i'll go and launder the sheets, sweep mop and vacuum, scrub the bathroom etc, usually do 3-4 per week which is enough to pay my rent and get a load of groceries so at least i don't draw down on my savings/forced to sell crypto

i got into it because my friend's mom owns an AirBnB house in a nearby tourist town and she put me in touch with two of the other AirBnB owners who had reached out to her looking for a cleaning company. i could easily make a business out of this but don't really like the work that much and have other projects i'm working on. still, it's kind of zen to be able to zone out and listen to music or podcasts or whatever, and it pays the bills while i'm waiting to become a crypto billionaire philanthropist

>>53171113
checked, based drunk

>>53174535
based

>>53175143
desu agrarian society with solarpunk characteristics doesn't sound too bad.

>>53177969
i found something interesting regarding schwartz's distributed computing patent he filed when he was 13 or whatever
so some people think john nash, the schizo game theory dude from "a beautiful mind," is satoshi (for what it's worth i don't think this is true but satoshi was definitely conversant with his ideas)
https://jongulson.medium.com/19-reasons-john-f-nash-jr-was-satoshi-nakamoto-14a291355b86

in that article it talks about a paper Nash wrote for Rand (!) called "Parallel Control"
https://www.rand.org/content/dam/rand/pubs/research_memoranda/2008/RM1361.pdf
it's more or less about the advantages of an entrained system of many computers working on a task instead of one big centralized powerful computer. real XRP heads will see this and think "hey that sounds like David Schwartz's patent!"
https://patents.google.com/patent/US5025369A/en
>A multilevel distributed computer system for distributed processing preferably includes a plurality of personal computers. A task inputted to the system is divided into a plurality of portions. As many of the portions as possible are distributed for processing on the lowest level of the system.
Schwartz's patent has a few twists- having the task be run on personal computers, the multi-level thing, etc- but still, there are some interesting similarities, especially when you see that both Nash and Schwartz are candidates for Satoshi

Now isn't that interesting? Hmm? Guys?

>>53178431
>Things won't get done until the messengers between the source and the normies are fired up enough to lose all the values a normal human being has for humanity as a whole. No one is that noble.
could you talk a little bit more about what you mean by this and specifically what values you are talking about, and why they necessarily must be lost

>>53178767
looking at the mechanics of this airdrop, i can deduce that the Flare dev team/token engineering nerds have been doing a little too much of the ol' amphetamine-enhanced game theory

>ID: Qr1OhDNB
Calm down, dawlg

>>53179465
nah i like it, he's going deep, struggling to articulate something big. at least it beats the soloposters (speaking of, where did they go hmm?)

>>53180228
lol sorry i was just reading through the thread replying to posts as i went

>>53180218

>>53180233
>where did they go
the checks didn't clear

>>53179601
>My point I was trying to make is that truly nothing we do in this world is difficult. Its all dead simple, the problems come when the level of complexity gets raised. If you are trying to explain something to a blank slate, their knowledge of EVERYTHING must be built.
I agree 100%
The level of complexity in explaing this stuff >>53179385 to the average person is incredibly high and in the end, like most people, they will still struggle to actually act on the knowledge they have come across.
And, in case you haven't noticed, there are many new waves of influencers and voices out there that cover these things, the economics stuff is covered generally by the crypto/precious metals people the ancaps cover the government stuff, them alongside the people into warfare and weapons can cover the fuller geopolitics picture for greater insights into many of these things you have Clif High, truly one of a kind, for interpersonal dynamics you have the rising manosphere content to counter the feminists which also covers the government economics side of things lightly, the hardest one is the hyper complex (yet simple, I know the difference, an engine is basically just harnessing energy from ignited boom liquid in small space which makes tire spin, everything else is complexity to optimize this) discussions of philosophy and religion, those will be difficult and the players in this haven't come.. The cataclysmic events, suspicious observer is watching, Graham hancock is on the path too.
So you see, my work was writing the plan for this project to succeed and the rocket for those based enough (midwits not allowed) is to be in the right assets at the right time, since you know business/finance is > politics hence why I am here. I have already succeeded in my mission, all that's left to see is how far God will allow me to go personally and how much I will get to continue to influence this grand existence we are blessed to exist in.
...... another post coming

>>53179658
>if everyone walking around had immediately access to what each word meant (and were physically capable of carrying out a task) we could have many many many more rocket scientists, surgeons, etc. Not that this is 100% a good thing, people are strange and sometimes like to watch things be destroyed...however with this gatekeeper (vocabulary) we can keep many of these less savory people out (who are generally of lower intelligence and quality of humans)
I totally agree with this. But I cannot reduce the complexity as it requires people to understand my simple vocabulary (that I will purposefully use) in many different fields and this will determine them as they have no faith in themselves and are broken from the propaganda and planed outcomes by the powers that be that wish to treat them as subhuman cattle to be abused who have little value. >>53180330

That was less than I thought I'd type. Goodbye for now anon.

sometimes you cannot force a horse to drink water

sometimes you cannot teach everything and nothing to another being of unequal intelligence

sometimes it takes a cat to teach another cat to be a cat

sometimes a dog cannot teach a cat to be a cat, but only to be a dog

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPglxsqsL_c

what if todays flare airdrop goes like this:

>Everyone who didn't know the upcoming proposal or wants to "buy the bottom", sells, gets rekt because they had to hold&wrap flr otherwise they don't get the rest of their stack (85%)
>proposal gets passed, price skyrockets because nobody wants to sell because they would lose their initial 85%
>everyone who sold gets burned and loses rest of their flr airdrop

i'm urge to sell and buy the bottom, but i think everyone else thinks that too..

I'm scared of that proposal if it gets passed, FLR price might just not dump at all and only crab or even pump.

When does Tether finally collapse? To me that's when shit starts to get real.

So in which exchanges can i buy FLR when it drops tomorrow?

>bearableguy still on the op

>>53181011
>Jeeu ID

I walk with Christ and God always wins.

>>53181316
this things gonna dump harder than squid token.

>>53181425
Do you love your momma and plan on paying her mortgage though?

>trying to rise my chrism
>second day of the moon in my sun sign
>two nocturnal emissions in the same day


Bros... The archons don't want me too powerful.

good news flare anons. Hugo just confirmed in this mornings AMA that you will be able to utilize your wFLR in smart contracts (say to provide liquidity) while stil maintaining your airdrop allocation. The smart contract just needs to be programmed to have it automatically push the rewards to you, which is something the FLR team is pushing for the contract writers to do.

can we finally start making passive incoom with xrp on flare network now? and how much will it be, 3%?

>>53180932
I regret not selling SGB at the top, both after airdrop and again at ExFi snapshot so I am tempted to dump FLR immediately

However I realise the way they have structured this airdrop strongly rewards holding it, so I am going to be a sucker and not dump it

>>53180202
Very interesting.

I haven't been following Flare for the past year because I got sick of all the delays. When it was first announced, people were speculating that FLR would need to be about 10% of the price of XRP to provide liquidity. Is this still the case? Can we expect the price of FLR to level out around 3 or 4 cents?

>>53176496
No one is reporting you. It's just that you're in the wrong place to try to earn a name for yourself. I can explain it in great detail, but it's not going to make a difference to you. Whatever.

On demand liquidity coming in nicely, toobz

>>53183533
Very interesting? You mean quite interesting.

Right guys?

>>53155830

BRB making database
BRB making spreadsheet

"Oh wow I'd really like to organize this chronological data to see the monthly trend over the entire year"

Hit "sort by ascending" for first column

BRB getting
January 1
February 1
March 1
April 1
May 1
June 1
July 1
August 1
September 1
October 1
November 1
December 1
January 2
February 2
....

Euro dating is absolutely illogical shit and you europoors are too insecure to admit it

>>53184794
>Euro dating
you bot
pic is nothing about dating
>absolutely illogical
Yes we live in geocentric social order hyper support by the internet and global reach. It's emotional driven

>>53184178
where