/biz/ - Business & Finance

Stop repeating clickbait fud faggot

Since it is an open project can't people just vote to delete it?

>>8473182
and now the whole world knows what needs to be down to shut down the crypto meme. probably /b/ will just do it for the lulz

>>8473205
>anything that could make me lose money is FUD FUD FUD
idiot, this could potentially crash the market unless a solution is found

>>8473208
wouldn't that require constant forks?

fuck man, I hope there's a solution that simple
I don't own much crypto yet, so I don't really lose much if this all implodes
but I still want the bankers to be dethroned

>>8473229
don't forget /v/
poor fellas can't afford to upgrade their battlestations

or maybe releasing this info is the first step to decouple BTC from the rest of crypto

>>8473257

>G20 meeting
>western states want bans and regulations on crypto
>asian countries (China especially) are already ballsdeep in crypto and will basically run the market by 2020
>western states see that they fucked up by ignoring a basic technological transition
>"how can we fuck it up? how did we fuck up basically everything and everybody that acted against our strategies?"
>suddenly child porn is found in blockchain

this whole fuckery smells fishy

it's like banning fiat just because somebody drew a dick on a $1 note.

>>8473182
>You can paint naked children on dollar bills!
>All dollar bills are sexist!

gtfo retards

>>8473257
this is 4 year old news retard no one cares

>>8473182
So if you have a BTC there’s cp in your wallet and thus you have cp right? That’s what the headline says.

>>8473396
Please someone enlighten me.

>>8473182
The possibility of this with blockchains has been known from the start. Absolutely no doubt Satoshi realized this as well. Everyone who understands the tech can easily come to the conclusion that porn could be put on the chain and not removed. Ffs, immutable data is pretty much the core of blockchain tech. Nothing has changed on this in the last days. I don't understand how are you suddenly against Bitcoin just now?

It's like making a post that you suddenly realized planes are bad, because one of your friends died in an accident. While it is known from the start that planes can be deadly, but the positives overweigh the negatives and thus we still use airtravel.

>>8473396
if you own a copy of the blockchain
then you could potentially be charged with possession

>>8473417
a lot of people (myself included)
didn't realise stuff like this could be done on the blockchain
and people who did know
knew it was a POSSIBILITY

know we know for a fact that it exists on the blockchain
which means people could actually be arrested for it now

CP? on the internet? you don't say!

>>8473396
Now, if that’s incorrect and the cp is on the blockchain and the BTC you have is just a “ bit “ of the network which contains cp then Browsing the internet from your IP is also potentially a crime since the internet contains cp.
How’s that not equivalent?

>>8473442
now we know for a fact*

>>8473442
That’s not what the headline says. The headline says “ possession of crypto currency “

Can someone explain to me how this works? How can CP/porn/Game of Thrones be attached to the blockchain?

>>8473452
>Browsing the internet from your IP is also potentially a crime since the internet contains cp

no, because the illegal content isn't stored locally on your device unless you connect to a site / page that hosts it
the difference is, to run a node, you have to download and store the entirety of the blockchain

>>8473469
the headline is misleading (who would have guessed)
nobody would click a link that reads:

"running a Bitcoin node could be illegal"

>>8473348
everyone has known about this for 5 years now. it's odd now they make a big deal of it

>>8473491
That’s not odd, what’s odd is the deliberately misleading headline.

We are fucked...

I don't wanna go to prison man, I'm gonna be killed...

>>8473484
You didn’t pay attention, I said possession of cryptocurrency is equivalent to possession of a internet connection, there’s no cp stored locally and yet it exists in the network.

>>8473442
This has pretty much been a fact from the start. There is/was almost nothing stoping anyone from putting data on a blockchain. Only two reasons why this hasn't been done before:
1) takes a bit of effort and people are lazy
2) the person can obvs get in trouble with the law for this if you did something like that

With a lot of blockchains, for example Ethereum, posting any kind of data is super easy to do. A screenshot from MyEtherWallet. If you make a transaction, you have the option to add data along with the transaction and nobody will check what that data entails. This really isn't something that one has to even figure out. I mean, check the picture, the option is right there.

Why XRP and XLM will be the future.
Decentralized cannot counteract risks like this

Boggles my mind how people are investing into cryptos and don't even know the simplest basics of it.

>>8473182
Yup btc is dead. Time to buy ETH NEO and coins that actually do something.

>>8473491

first they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win.

>>8473539

You are wrong. The entire blockchain is replicated to every node in the network

>>8473539
Furthermore, if they could find it it means they know the addresses. Now, why cannot the addresses be flagged and put on a watch list just like websites so that once one tries to access it one gets cought ?
Can someone address this point please?

>>8473577

This could be done on ETH as well. If you really take this as an existential threat to crypto which it theoretically is, the only secure options are pre-mined centrally issued tokens like XRP and XLM.

>>8473606
Oh, so let’s say I have 0.1 BTC in my bread wallet, do I have the entire blockchain in my device?
Why are you retarded?

>>8473606
Read the fucking headline, possession of cryptocurrency not running a node. Do I need to run a node to possess cryptocurrency?

>>8473650
he IS retarded
this entire "news" is retarded

>>8473650
A wallet is not a node. Miners are nodes. Non-miners can be nodes as well, but there is not much point to it afaik.

>>8473622
Can someone address this point?

>>8473682
>Miners are nodes.
Even miners don't have to be nodes, Pools are the only thing that definitely have to be nodes.

>>8473684
How’s that not a solution?

>>8473693
True. Didn't choose my words carefully enough. In the case of joining a pool, you dont have to have the blockchain on your setup.
Btw, do you know of any reason why someone who isn't involved in mining should be a node?

>>8473257
Just shut the fuck up talking about it if you are about crypto you stupid buttfucking faggot. You are only adding gas to a fire by repeatedly posting this old news. Fucking normie faggot

>>8473471
You can represent a picture with a numerical string by listing the color id number of each pixel from left to right, top to bottom. This string can then be added as data in a series of blockchain transactions. Then anyone who knows where to find the data on the blockchain can decode it back into picture form.

>>8473684
>addresses can be flagged
Thing about this there's exchanges. If one of the cp holders moves btc to an exchange, and the exchange doesn't cooperate (no legal reason to for example) in disclosing the holders information, it's a dead trail, no point tracking it further since you'll just track to a bunch of people unrelated to cp, and just withdrew btc from the exchange.

>>8473716
>Btw, do you know of any reason why someone who isn't involved in mining should be a node?
Exchanges generally keep/rent nodes to avoid entering through heavily used public nodes.

Is this thread a bunch of trolls or are you guys really that stupid?
This is the true cost of decentralization - immutable truth.
>hurr durr my investment
The governments will try to ban all cryptos eventually when they realize they can't do anything to control them.
But blockchain will be up whether governments like it or not, whether you feel comfortable to see CP or not.

>>8473703
I’ll try again. This is the solution:
Is it possible to prevent someone uploading cp to internet? No
Is it possible to prevent someone uploading cp to a blockchain? No
How do we enforce the law against cp on the internet?
By finding where it is, flagging the addresses and monitoring them so once one tries to accesses it one gets cought.
How’s that not a solution?

>>8473744
How could a exchange not cooperate and why it would not cooperate if if gets if it gets issued with warrant for this reason?
Again, how’s that not a solution?

>>8473471
For example:
1)Turn whatever file you want into a .txt file.
2)Make transactions with MEW and add that string you have in your .txt file in with your transaction.

You have to segment the file into multiple parts though because a transaction has a size limit usually and also you have to pay more in transaction fees the more data you add. Congratulations, whatever data you put there, is now on the ETH blockchain forever and nobody can change that. On a block explorer anyone can see that data you have put there and they can convert the .txt format back into whatever the file originally was.

>>8473765
What if the image is directly on the blockchain not just an url?

>>8473748
>This is the true cost of decentralization - immutable truth.
Exactly this. It seems people here are still learning the very basics of what a blockchain is.

But how would you confirm it/view it? For evidence sake.

>>8473809
Well, there you go. If the authorities find it, just flag the addresses. End of story.

>>8473765
Every node has a copy of the entire blockchain on their computer. As in, they can disconnect from the internet, search their computer for the cp data, then use a program to turn it into a picture.

And blockchains don't work without nodes.

>>8473765
There are blockchains that have pretty much 100% successful privacy functions to make the addresses untraceable.

Some facts to swallow that the blockchain tech has made technologically possible:

>You can send value form one person to another 100% anonymously without any risk that the government could point out it's you
>You can avoid taxes because of the anonymity
>You can fund any project whether it's child porn or terrorism or whatsoever
>You can upload child porn anonymously and it will stay online forever
>The government or anybody else can't do anything to stop it.

If you can accept the cold facts then it's possible to go forward and think of new ways how to address these problems. The old ways of censorship/freezing accounts/tracing people just don't work anymore.

>>8473820
Sure. Now it’s there, how does one access it? Sure one has to able to access it otherwise it does nothing.
?

>>8473857
Sure, I’m talking about BTC blockchain though.

>>8473182

>inb4 you can find cp on the internet
>inb4 if you use google you are a pedo

LOW TIER FUD PAJEET

>>8473865
You dont have to go through a block explorer to get the data. You can also download the entire blockchain itself and nobody will know what data you are then going to view on it.

>>8473857
Furthermore, privacy blockchains and non privacy blockchains are two different things and thus cp was found on the BTC blockchain just like they can find it on the internet at large. I have no doubt the privacy ones will have a hard time but that’s not the subject.

>>8473182
It's not really embedded text/images.

A program is used to take data and base58 encode it into a long hash string, then it's split up into many 34 character addresses. Then a small amount of bitcoin is sent to each of those addresses in a single transaction.

That's it, it's pretty much just a normal transaction to a lot of addresses.

The only way to view the data is to use a program. You need to find the correct transaction, use the program to piece together the right addresses in the transaction and decode the base58 in order to create any meaningful data.

It's pretty much just a hacky way to add data to the blockchain. But it's not really viewable or relevant to anyone that doesn't use the program.

>>8473897
Ok. Now I know what the plan is. The plan is to have BTC authorised nodes.
Anyway, you can still track down who uploaded it.

>internet contains images of CP
>internet contains links to CP
>I use internet
>get charged with crime for literally nothing
Dumbest FUD to date

>>8473903
I don't really get your point.
Yes, you can somewhat track who uploaded it on the BTC network if you're clumsy I guess.
All I'm saying is that it's only the beginning and the tip of the iceberg and this will get much worse with privacy coins so why ignore it?

So many Micron SizedBrainlets in this thread.

Who the fuck cares if there is CP on thebitcoin Blockchain. Yah it's vile and I want all pedokikes to did a slow Strangulation with a burning rope. But get used to it. If you truly want a decentralized internet free from anyone's power to censorship you. You have to take the bad as well as the good otherwise your no better than a fucking Hypcritical SJW

Now ask yourself this brainlet what are the possibility anything happens because of this really activate them almonds now people

Nothing Absolutely nothing. You can download CP with bittorrent plus Over 90% of what people download is copyrighted anyway therefore illegal. The only thing that'll happen is Bitcoin might tank again so tether up and snag some cheap bitcoins.

>>8473937
Is it a specific program? If they find the unlawful data can they determine what program is needed to compile the data? If so, can they not then keep an eye on who uses the specific program on they find the cp on the blockchain?

>>8473719
>mfw everyone is learning about this today
>mfw you're all going broke and I told you this would happen

>>8474012
Ok nevermind. If you're seriously asking whether it's possible to censorship the use of a program (which is like censoring the use of a calculator), I won't go into further discussion with you.

>>8474012
There's a bunch of different programs, each with slightly different algorithms to how they store data. There isn't really a universal scheme.

Probably the most prominent one is a webapp: https://cryptograffiti.info/

>>8473991
The point is, everything on blockchains can be tracked and found. Just like numerous arrests have been made in relation to BTC blockchain. Now, the privacy one will have a hard time for sure for the reason that this kind of argument can stick to them but not to the other ones.

>>8473964
>authorised nodes

This means centralization, which defeats the purpose of having a blockchain.

>you can still track down who uploaded it.

Maybe, but you can't delete the data without forking, and forking to censor a blockchain also defeats the purpose of the blockchain.

>>8474043
No. What I said is they could track the users of such programs who also happen to have downloaded the entire blockchain.

>>8474072
I forgot to add the word (((they)))
(((Their))) plan is...

What the fuck is wrong with you retards, what kind of a larp thread is this? The blockchain stores data about transactions, not the goods that were bought.

>>8473857
>>You can send value form one person to another 100% anonymously without any risk that the government could point out it's you

assuming gov hasn't mastered remote viewing

>>8474093
Such a program would be trivial to make for a programmer. You can't track something that a good programmer can make it himself in a matter of few hours.
Depending on the data format, the program to decode it can even be a few lines of code (10 min).

moneyskelly's twitter autism seems relevant here

>>8473417
I don't think most people knew the block chain could potentially be a vehicle for child porn. Was that mentioned in the white paper? Lol. This is bananas and the death of Bitcoin. If having the block chain on my computer means I'm in possession that's a fucking problem.

>>8474124
Ok. So it’s fucked up. No one can download a descetralised blockchain.

>>8474119
>didn't read the thread
>doesn't know what steganography is
>makes brainlet post

kys

https://bitcoincash.blockexplorer.com/tx/237b1e597585b77bac13099ede10168171807959ed7d802b4ae271fed091b108

That's an example of an "image". It's a single transaction with minimal BCH sent to 1479 addresses. It's not possible to view the image unless you're using a program/webapp that can piece together those 1479 addresses together, then decode it to form the 33KB image.

>>8474153
Once you understand the basic of a blockchain you immediately should understand also that one can put any data on it without it being subject to change later.
If a person didn't understand that, then they didn't understand blockchain tech.

>>8473992
Hers the difference. I don't go on BitTorrent and download CP to my local machine. If I have a copy of the Blockchain on my PC then I've done just that. That's illegal.

>>8474168
CP could be steganographically hidden on the website you are viewing RIGHT NOW and you wouldn't have a clue unless you know where to look.

Steganography is a poor argument against the use of blockchain or any other data store because ANY DATA can represent EVERY DATA

>>8474199
We'll that's also a problem isn't it? If I need to "understand" the technology then it will never be a ubiquitous currency. All the background I need for fiat is "Pay me." I don't need to do a deep dive into what is and isn't possible with the technology. Say what you will but people downloading CP in the blockchain is the end.

>>8474231
Well it's here to stay whether you understand it or don't agree with it or not.
There is no "end" to blockchain.

>>8474231
As the commenter above you brought out, if you download any data from the internet that you haven't thoroughly checked, you could have CP on your computer.
Your browser often caches images that you look at online. That means it downloads them temporarily onto your computer. One of such images can easily contain hidden CP.
By just your browser loading this pepe plushie image, you can potentially have CP on your computer if you haven't turned off caching.

>>8474207
THIS.


However there I am sure an argument could be made that if the illegal material is readily visibile (i.e. that the material is encrypted in a standard format like .jpeg .png etc.) then it is criminal.


But yes the counter argument if you give me a mess of bytes, then I can create a map which reconstructs those bytes as CP.

>>8474324
OH FUCK DON'T DECRYPT THAT IMAGE. WHY WOULD SOMEONE DO THAT TO A KID

FUCKING HELL

if some intern at WhatsApp manages to get a pic into the new release and 3 days later everyone gets the autodownload and thus posesses CP o their phone, that doesn't make em criminals.
The fact that you can't remove onchain data shouldn't be used against the users.

>>8474345
W-what is the image anon??..!

it takes tens of thousands of dollars to upload anything to the blockchain, like literally 1 whole BTC per 1 MB of data. NOONE will ever use this for storing porn when they can do it for free on the dark web.
the blockchain is literally billions of lines of bits. to find the CP you need to know where to look for it, extract it and then use a program to assemble it.
it existing somewhere on the blockchain is not a problem. it's just seemingly random text somewhere. theoritically there's child porn in the PI number you could find and jack off to. why the fuck do you think anybody will ever care about it existing in blockchain. this is literally 4 year old news that the fucking jews are trying to bring out now in a desperate attempt to bring down crypto when its showing signs of recovery. fuck them. don't humor them. stop posting about it here. don't post it anywhere. don't spread it.

>>8473632
Or Neo. Neo will win again

>>8474365
It was just this.

>>8474374
Yup. It is expensive to put anything on the blockchain.
Just checked, this image ~15KB would cost ~40$ to put on the BTC chain. Price goes up linearly with data amount.

>>8474206
100111101010101001101001010110100101010101010
oops you're in possession now man sorry I'll have to call the authorities

>>8473182
>Feds finally found a method to (((Legally))) forcefully seize all the bitcoins
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE FUCK YOU GOVERNMENT SCUM, YOU CAN'T TAKE MY SAVINGS!

What kind of CP are we talking about here?

>>8473182
>internet has CP
>ban internet!
or
>pedo forum used certain forum engine
>ban that engine!
or
>you can find CP with google
>ban google!

I agree with banning google though.

>>8473368
The research paper mentions 2017 prices and events and a research paper from last year, fucking retard. The paper was published Feb 6, 2018.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/322961265_Thwarting_Unwanted_Blockchain_Content_Insertion

Reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Since I can tell most of you spastics haven't even read the report, child porn is just one of the issues, there's also copywritten material in it. they conclude that 9% of the blockchain is images, of unknown content.

This is a serious fucking issue.

let's attach this to the blockchain

>>8473650
The blockchain is over 160gigs, you fucking mouthbreather.

Are you literally incapable of Googling "Bitcoin blockchain size"?

80% of cash carries cocaine -- and more
https://edition.cnn.com/2017/06/26/health/atm-dirty-cash-partner/index.html

>>8473820
They found both. Read the paper.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/322961265_Thwarting_Unwanted_Blockchain_Content_Insertion

>>8474596
>This is a serious fucking issue.

Well we might need to sit down and have a serious discussion about ownership of content going bye bye. In addition to that but also taxation of wealth is on the chopping block too.

>>8474374
Most of the images inserted were put there before the run up to 19k.

Again, have you read the actual paper? They go into detail what they found, how they found it.

how would one access these images?

asking for a friend

>>8474656
Yeah, that's not happening. You're either high as fuck or one of the most deluded fuckers in this forum.

>>8474627
Go ahead. You'll just have to pay a fat transaction fee.

>>8473632
>let's just roll over and die

How about no. This is the most bullshit setup yet.

>>8474667
No one thinks this is a coincidence right?

>>8474682
You believe that this technology will either

1. Change and become fully controlled.
2. Nobody will use the technology
3. Things will continue on like nothing happened even though the technology is being used by lots of people every day and we all agree to just be super nice and never take advantage of it.

I'm the fucking delusional one? I cant wait until it dawns you fuckers that "Oh this is actually happening"...

>>8473719
Uh oh, it's spreading.

>>>/v/410499845

>>8474804
Yes, you're fucking delusional if you think any of teh G20 countries will even hint at doing away with copyrights, and even more fucking unlikely, taxes.

This isn't Star Trek, dumbfuck.

>>8474825
Ok so you stated that the technology will either never be used for anything or that it will be completed changed. Its great that we can all agree on what your stance is right now rather than having to argue about it for a long time.

So, care to explain to all of us why you think blockchain technology will either never be used for anything or that it will be completely changed and controlled?

I will LOVE to read your thesis on how the technology will never be used for anything. Do you have evidence to support this claim?

I will LOVE to read your thesis on how the technology changed and full regulated as well. Do you have info on how they plan to regulate crypto?

>>8474804
>Things will continue on like nothing happened even though the technology is being used by lots of people every day and we all agree to just be super nice and never take advantage of it.
holy fuck you're retarded.

>>8474911
I don't hold this opinion. nice bait though fucking faggot.

>>8474207
like using US fiat as input data and hardcore porn as output data that could be viewed with the right app.

>>8474207
Haven't you been listening to all of the faggots here? Download th3 bl0ckchain and you go to jail. Simple.

The only silver lining to this mess is that it finally allowed me to fully comprehend how stupid most /biz/ posters are.

Some of the Bitcoins you retards owned were also probably involved in drugs or child pornography sales.

Isn't it a serious flaw in btc? Why didn't they hardfork to include only tx's which are real addresses? That's trivially easy to do.

>>8473182
Could this happen to Monero? Is this showing why Monero is superior?

>>8475164
It would require a centralized list to do this properly.

>>8475152
So were your dollars, your point being?

>>8473258
>Implying it's not just as easy to poison the well with ETH or any other decentralized crypto
>Implying (((they))) haven't already

>>8473182
https://news.bitcoin.com/no-isnt-child-porn-bitcoin-blockchain/

Old news

>>8474206

illegality is just a technical term piracy is illegal yet hundreds of millions of people do it everyday. No one is going to jail or gonna be arrested for this people will forget about it in a week. It's all nothing but FUD.

>>8474596
>https://www.researchgate.net/publication/322961265_Thwarting_Unwanted_Blockchain_Content_Insertion

This contains no data, but they cite this paper:

https://fc18.ifca.ai/preproceedings/6.pdf

>Illegal and Condemned Content.
> Bitcoin’s blockchain contains at least eight files with sexual content. While five files only show, describe, or link to mildly
pornographic content, we consider the remaining three instances objectionable for almost all jurisdictions: Two of them are backups of link lists to child pornography, containing 274 links to websites, 142 of which refer to Tor hidden services. The remaining instance is an image depicting mild nudity of a young woman. In an online forum this image is claimed to show child pornography, albeit this claim cannot be verified (due to ethical concerns we refrain from providing a citation). Notably, two of the explicit images were only detected by our suspicious transaction detector, i.e., they were not inserted via known services.
>While largely harmless, potentially objectionable blockchain content is infrequently inserted, e.g., links to alleged child pornography or privacy violations. We thus believe that future blockchain designs must proactively cope with objectionable content. Peers can, e.g., filter incoming transactions or revert content holding transactions [11,51], but this must be scalable and transparent.

>>8475076

remember there are good goys on /biz/ that happily gib the tax kike his pound of flesh.

>>8473182
This might be a dumb question, but how do you store images on a transaction ledger? Like if it were paper, you could take a pencil and doodle on the paper but this isn't paper. It's just numbers and shit.

>>8475593
>We thus believe that future blockchain designs must proactively cope with objectionable content.

ah man thats some funny shit right there. Its genuinely like watching people who think this will happen getting fucked in the ass. And just right now we get to see that first face they make while it begins to slide in for that initial stroke. That "wait is this really happening?" look on their faces.

"What do you mean we cant control this shit?" then POUND POUND POUND POUND POUND!! "Pay your taxes because the IRS said soooo!! Whhaaaaaa" POUND POUND POUND POUND!!! "I legally own this material so I should be able to take it down if I want!!!" POUND POUND POUND POUND!!!POUND POUND POUND POUND!!!POUND POUND POUND POUND!!!POUND POUND POUND POUND!!!POUND POUND POUND POUND!!! OFFENSIVE THINGS SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED ON THE INTERNET!!!!! POUND POUND POUND POUND!!!POUND POUND POUND POUND!!!POUND POUND POUND POUND!!!POUND POUND POUND POUND!!!

>>8473182

This FUD is retarded. Take any file of random noise you recorded from a radio telescope (of a pulsar or something). XOR it with a file of CP and save output. Distribute tool with the XOR output to recover CP using the pulsar signal. Normies go "Reeeeeee CP is written in the stars! God is a pedo confirmed!"

Fuck you're a bunch of easily led morons if you believe thisbis an issue. You can use public DNS servers caches, or Internet connected printers for the same thing - or a billion other methods. Fucking state of /biz/ these days.

>>8475826
thats not the same and you know it.

>>8475682
Fucking moron - the screen you're looking at is "just numbers and shit" making a picture. How do you think fucking computers work? Holy fuck, just kys and get the fuck off 4chan you fucking cancer.

>>8475682
Check out my simple example: >>8473809

>>8475847
It's exactly the same and YOU know it. There's CP stashed all over the Internet, in bizarre places. We don't go removing badly secured security cameras and shit because some pedo can use it as a drop. You're a fudding faggot - eat a bullet already.

>>8474472
>seize bitcoins

>>8475917
Everyone who paid crypto taxes has documented that they have coins to seize. So all of you who paid taxes on crypto, might want to make sure the IRS is ready to take what you have left off your hands if you want to stay out of jail.

>>8475859
u mad lol

There is a dick on the euro.
So whats the problem here?

>>8475893
but you neither store nor distribute the content on the internet that some pedo put up.

>>8475963
>paying taxes on crypto
>linking yourself to your coins anyway

>>8475963
>paying crypto taxes
Just how beta can someone become

>>8475975
Nah thats a melting jew dick. It means ((they)) are pedophiles.

>>8475826
>"Reeeeeee CP is written in the stars! God is a pedo confirmed!"
mary was probably about 13-15 so it's sort of a judgment call

>>8476153
13-15 is not pedo by its very textbook definition so I guess not

>>8476153
god didnt fuck her though. he just put jesus in side her tummy

>>8473552
holy shit. Did this iditota seriously just post his wallet address without blurring it out?

>>8473182
>Quick quick, sell everything, they're gonna get under arrest all bitcoin holders in the world !

Day after day FUD tactics become shittier.

>>8476871
>t. pedophile
KYS pedocoin fags.

how do i find the CP?? is it all just fake news?

The real problem here is if you can store pics in the blockchain someone will upload something illegal, compromising the whole chain.

>>8476947
Someone has. And it is compromised.

>price goes up
>suddenly clickbait fud all over

>>8473182
Bears are getting really desperate. I saw so many of you thinking you were so smart for shorting at 8k. Now you're about to go hang out with Sayori!

>>8477141
It actually did most of it's gains after the kiddie porn news came out.
Really makes you think.

>>8473182
>Satoshi should have known that would be an issue

Satoshi knew.

This is SATOSHI'S VISION.

>>8476502
Holy shit, somebody give him some Ethereum right now.

Is Monero okay?

>>8477206
Bitcoin will stagnate between 3-5k for 6 months. Then 60k bullrun.

and for anyone who DIDNT know, the wikileaks insurance keys are in the blockchain somewhere. If the group didnt get wiped out before finishing. it was the only way to get the info out, and they still got shut down hard if not anhero'd

>>8474374
Hodler so salty

>>8473348

>>8473358
>>You can paint naked children on dollar bills!

They would then be removed from circulation, it's a simple fix that bitcoin need to do.

oh look, FUD posts about Bitcoin and cryptocurrency just when the market bounces from the bear market.
What a coincidence.