NUCLEAR HAPPENING

[Anonymous No.53658260]

IT'S OVER!!!

[Anonymous No.53658273]

>>53658260
based! eth supply shock and 10k eom!

[Anonymous No.53658276]

HOLY FUCK ISREAEL!

[Anonymous No.53658285]

>>53658260
He's right though

[Anonymous No.53658288]

>>53658260
I mean, it's kinda based. Targeting Kraken (who did nothing wrong) is not so based however

[Anonymous No.53658306]

Not my problem.

[Anonymous No.53658342]

>>53658306
You dont really get it do you?

[Anonymous No.53658387]

>>53658273
>based! eth supply shock and 10k eom
>>53658342
>You dont really get it do you?
Triple halving supply shock vitali daddy pump my bags

This unlocked eth is seriously going to self hosted wallets and not sold on market, trust me oooohhhh

[Anonymous No.53658402]

>>53658288
>did nothing wrong
>centralizing krypto
kys

[Anonymous No.53658409]

>>53658387
>This unlocked eth is seriously going to self hosted wallets and not sold on market, trust me oooohhhh
I dont know this laser eye cope, will you made up these things in the future too when it flips?

[Anonymous No.53658425]

>>53658402
esl retard

[Anonymous No.53658457]

>>53658425
Spanish is my second language. Sorry that you can't handle criticism of your favorite pet centralizer.

I stick with XRP as the XRPL is actually the most decentralized operation around.
No amount of tokens or "mining power" gets you anything. It's a fair, level, decentralizing playing field.
Cope and seethe. And uh...dilate probably.

[Anonymous No.53658508]

>>53658409
Yep any day now, lol

Some pre-mined shitcoin is going to flip the king while it's being adopted by nationstates and positioning itself to be world reserve.

[Anonymous No.53658572]

>>53658508
Yes. But it's XRP because it's about 30x faster than ETH and it's only about money transfer and no one gives a fuck about smart contracts really.
Literally just no point to them. Real world executes real contracts, money is then sent.
This is the only tech worth anything.
Lawyers and bankers are not "going out of business" so some faggots on the internet can have auto executing contracts.
It's retarded on it's face.
Good luck trading internet tokens though. It is a money maker.

XRP is for people ALREADY with money though.
AKA, banks and countries.

[Anonymous No.53658608]

>>53658508
yes

[Anonymous No.53658624]

>>53658608
wrong pic(outdated)

[Anonymous No.53658633]

>>53658288
Kraken introduced usury, which is the opposite of based. Gensler is definitely the based one here.

[Anonymous No.53658677]

>>53658508
>any day now
2 MORE WEEKS

[Anonymous No.53658707]

>>53658624
72,000,000 premine for joseph lubin and his jewish friends.

Oops sorry goy too late we changed the rules, sorry.

[Anonymous No.53658729]

>>53658677
At least they'll get some shitty way to unstake their scamcoin before 2025 now that they're breaking the law kek

[Anonymous No.53658736]

>>53658707
>satoshi dont have a 1 million address....
Nigga, I am here since 16, making bank, but yeah they will dump it back to 10$ two weeks™ later!

[Anonymous No.53658753]

>>53658572
XRP schizos have gone full retard.

[Anonymous No.53658755]

>>53658260

>Gary Gensler

oy vavoy, good thing the goyim are dumb animals

[Anonymous No.53658771]

>>53658736
He might own that nonce they detected but the rules never changed.

>Nigga, I am here since 16
Then you missed this part newfag.

https://blog.ethereum.org/2015/03/03/ethereum-launch-process

[Anonymous No.53658778]

>>53658753
>have gone
always was

[Anonymous No.53658797]

>>53658771
Nice twitter rando, thanks!

[Anonymous No.53658803]

>>53658572
>no one gives a fuck about smart contracts really.
full retard

[Anonymous No.53658808]

>>53658797
The release coordinator to over half the supply of Eth is a rando.. okay bud you're clearly an idiot I'm done here.

[Anonymous No.53658824]

>>53658808
okay, have a nice day!

[Anonymous No.53658851]

>>53658508
The main reason why Eth will flip BTC is because of RLC. Wait and see.

[Anonymous No.53658852]

>>53658824
Don't even know what you're invested in stupid kike shill.

[Anonymous No.53658878]

>>53658852
see here:>>53658824

[Anonymous No.53658891]

>>53658878
Lmao

[Anonymous No.53658914]

>>53658260
I've been shorting Coinbase.

[Anonymous No.53659021]

wtf he's based, so yesterday fud was actually bullish? why twitter retards tried to make it seems like it's staking regulations while it's only CEX staking ponzis who'll have to suffer and rightly so?

[Anonymous No.53659028]

>>53658851
I literally lold

[Anonymous No.53659064]

>>53659021
Twitter poorfaggots probably CEX fractional reserve scam staking thats why.
There are rpl and lido for that!

[Anonymous No.53659111]

>My name is Gary Gensler and I'm here after the collapse of companies and exchanges and millions worth of lost customer funds to pretend to care about investors

[Anonymous No.53659117]

>>53658387
>no unstaking implemented, proceed with never unstaking FUD
>unstaking implemented, proceed with everyone unstaking to market sell FUD
with bitfags you cannot win

[Anonymous No.53659138]

>>53659064
Now if only someone in a position to do could fuck over the federal reserve and the banking system's fractional reserve scam.

[Anonymous No.53659141]

>>53659028
That's because you're an idiot

[Anonymous No.53659149]

>>53659064
plus they are probably poorfag bobeks waiting for the 10k btc bottom, so they are pushing a bearish agenda.

[Anonymous No.53659157]

i haven't watched any of these because bong but is he actually targetting staking mechanisms themselves or just exchanges offering staking?

[Anonymous No.53659159]

>>53658260
So Gensler has become now a real crypto OG ... more based when it comes to decentralization than the 95% of retarded moon bois plebs which are still in crypto.
Gensler is the hero we needed after all those centralized services fucked up crypto.

[Anonymous No.53659172]

>>53659117
Funny how they got nfts now :D
Will be funny to a pos migration and THAT TIME it will be a very positive thing!

[Anonymous No.53660472]

>>53658803
Name a single thing they are used for besides trading worthless internet tokens.
I'll wait.
>hurrduur but in the future
No.

[Anonymous No.53660482]

>>53658753
Say you are an incel that never touches grass without saying it.

People want to deal with people. Cope.

[Anonymous No.53660530]

>>53660472
Currently?
Clinical trials
Music Industry Royalties
Supply-Chain Management
Digital Identities

[Anonymous No.53660978]

>>53660530
All done easier without smart contracts. Someone is MANUALLY entering this data to start.
>digital identities
Yea so ruining the world.
>supply chain management
People already have real time inventory brother.

These are all useless and NOT improvements. Just tinkering to try and justify a market.

[Anonymous No.53661119]

>>53660530
Also...
>suppy chain management
I actually hold a large bag of CXO which does bill of lading through ETH and Matic...it is an improvement over existing options and I think the token will do well over time.
However, I will sell before everyone realizes you can just tokenize the BoL on the XRPL and skip matic and skip the fees and provide the transfer in 3-5 seconds instead of using a "smart" (dumb slow and retarded) contract.

Their main problem is that they were too early to the game and built on ETH.

[Anonymous No.53661173]

>>53660978
physical identities are inferior to digital ones in many cases
e.g dubai labor force
>people already
not trustless=fraud
>>53661119
>built on meth
there are non-blockchain smart contracts solutions

[Anonymous No.53661308]

>>53661173
>not trustlee=fraud
lmao
If you think you aren't going to have massive fraud then I don't know what to tell you.
The fraud will just be built around the single part of the scam that isn't "corruptible."
>non blockchain
At least this is getting somewhere, but there is no real improvement otherwise.
The blockchain is the only part that actually adds value.
Unironically the more this tech resembles microsoft excel, the more valuable it is.

[Anonymous No.53661341]

>>53658736
>Nigga, I am here since 16
Imagine bragging about this when most oldfags predate 2008

[Anonymous No.53661376]

>>53661341
I am not bragging, just saying I hodl since 10$ eth and my point was "lubin and frens dumped so much on me", since the price is 150x in the middle of the bear.

[Anonymous No.53661406]

>>53658457
Correct. They and Stellar (a XRPL fork) have a unique consensus mechanism.

[Anonymous No.53661411]

>>53661308
>If you think you aren't going to have massive fraud then I don't know what to tell you.
The fraud will just be built around the single part of the scam that isn't "corruptible."
You're arguing in favor of more fraud though.
>The blockchain is the only part that actually adds value.
The cryptographic security adds value. Especially to the contractual side and minimizes expense in the form of collateral, teams of lawyers(still needed but less) etc.
The whole point is minimizing risk for all parties.
While you mgiht consider having automatically executed contracts a larger risk than having bribable and extortable people execute the contract, i don't. And many systems are needed to minimize risk of human involvement.
Such as strong legal and political systems, which need to be trustable by the parties concerned, of which there is an increasing lack due to afformentioned bribes and extortion.

[Anonymous No.53661420]

>>53660530
I'm holding mostly eth but if you think this is anything more than gambling you got conned brother

[Anonymous No.53661421]

>>53659157
He's targeting exchanges who offer a free staking program for rewards who don't disclose what they do with the coins people give them

[Anonymous No.53661424]

>>53658260
test

[Anonymous No.53661478]

>>53658753
>>53658803
Ad hominem. Try again.

[Anonymous No.53661512]

>>53661411
Thats why never be a full scale voting on a public chain like btc or eth....

[Anonymous No.53661541]

>>53661512
*will

[Anonymous No.53661629]

>>53661512
I never expect there to be either, barring drastic and unforseeable changes to their operation.
Smart contracts ARE the future though.
Minimizing risk and increasing efficiency is what everyone is pushing for and always have been since the first electrum coin replaced silver rods.
Everything humanity has achieved has been in pursuit of either of these ends, even if they ended up being wrong.

[Anonymous No.53661687]

>>53661629
>even if
>if
I think we know by now they're wrong.

[Anonymous No.53661932]

>>53661687
Not always. The transition from written mail to telegrams DID increase security and efficiency for example because even if it opened up the participants to different types of risks, there was less opportunity for banditry and costly delay.
Even reserve banking reduced certain risks to both customer and establishment, while raising others but not employing the current banking system would have prevented the spectacular(detrimental?) growth we have seen for the past century.
But it's a difficult position to argue that the current costs/risks for businesses, especially international, are acceptable and efficient.
Just look at africa as an example. Not only have you got to worry about human security costs, crime etc. you have to worry about militias, unstable governments and corrupt legal systems destroying your business.
Maybe some would argue to leave africa alone but there's always someoen else who'll step in with a cheaper, more secure method of extracting whatever value there. Automation, whether on the legal, security or even political side would minimize risk and increase efficiency.
I'm not saying that perfection even is achievable and there is to be a global utopia with no corruption, only that striving for minimumrisk/maximum efficiency for all parties concerned is most likely to achieve the best possible outcome.
I will say that others have thought this through before me and either seek to INB4 or accelerate these developments.

[Anonymous No.53662543]

>>53658288
they started with kraken cause it was the least jewish one
they got away with 35M fine, a pat in the back
wait for the big guys, slaps are just going to get bigger, coinbase is gonna receive billion dollar fines

[Anonymous No.53662590]

>>53661932
I tend to believe that efficiencies increase the efficiency of scams.
It all accelerates together I suppose.

If you love tech it's one thing, but if you see the downsides as outweighing the good then it's just ramping up the shit to a new level.
I think everyone was happier when we just had fax machines.
I think it's at least arguable that the world gets more miserable with every step "forward."

Is it not possible that getting rid of these operations would actually lead to less corruption?
>power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely
>lord Acton or some other fag
I see tech and power concentration and I see this very clearly leading to more corruption.
I don't see any reason these new technologies will be any different.

[Anonymous No.53663106]

>>53663031
Not an argument. If only one person attended, why did they invite me? Why do I get free food if I wasn't invited?

[Anonymous No.53663280]

>>53662590
>I think everyone was happier when we just had fax machines.
Happiness isn't a good measurement. You can be happy while starving to death and miserable with all the food in the world. It is a transient feeling that comes and goes based on chemicals induced by though patterns, or vice versa.
Overall well-being is a better measure if you are going by feeling alone.
Little contact with family. Huge fees to even speak to them. Unreliable systems of transport, management of funds etc.
While it's true the fax machine allowed for different types of corruption, no longer did you need to employ someone and give them any measure of authority in order to send them to the new world to deliver a message or negotiate on your behalf.
And while it made it easier to commit fraud in some respects (e.g not being able to verify who the sender was without employing cryptography, or even the corruptable operator) it prevented the need to transport actual funds. It allowed for immediate messaging between military bases, settlements, families etc. which helped peole defend themselves against enemies and natural disasters. It allowed for an increase in the flow of information which is necessary for survival sometimes even happiness if that is the ultimate goal.
>tl;dr perhaps you would have enjoyed a simpler life in olden times, many would. But not even half can say the same as they would simply be dead or indentured.
E.G two uncles, dad & grandfather all had cancer. Two recovered due to the advancements in medicine and ability to treat that modern medicine has given us. In the past there were merchants who sold "miracle cures" with whatever poison was popular in them. Which is not so different from modern times but there is less of that going on due to the increased availability off data.

[Anonymous No.53663559]

>>53663280
lmao
You are up your own ass aren't you?
>little contact with family
They lived together you absolute mong.
The modern "nomad" society is only because of this technological advancement.

Guess what, the cancer came from early modernity like the shit diet that came with industrialization.
Pic related.
Get a clue.
Read Ellul as well. Although you might be totally gone.
When will you upload yourself to a computer and live forever (aka an heroing)?

[Anonymous No.53663666]

hexnauts can't stop winning

[Anonymous No.53664737]

>>53658260
Its not even too bad. People are overreacting but hes right on this one and cex staking isnt the best

[Anonymous No.53664788]

>>53658572
>it's money v2
Imagine waiting 10 years for cripple to do something and this is the only hopium you have left.