Quote from: antikvark on January 16, 2020, 05:53:16 PM

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Quote from: antikvark on January 16, 2020, 03:24:31 PM

The video explains how Bitcoin turns your ownership into membership, which is exactly how classical fraudulent schemes operate.

https://youtu.be/C5RplXYwCyY

Explaining bitcoin and crypto to a video creator would be like explaining internet to a 70yr old.

Oy vey, bitcoin is a scam, a scheme! C'mon, goy!

Bitcoin is a certificate of membership that grants you zero ownership rights. Try to disprove this simple sentence.

Aren't we allowed to participate in the market by selling and buying BTC? That's ownership rights. Just like digital cash in forex market, they buy and sell currencies.

Of course you wouldn't accept any explanation about that. You're not the only person who is confused about BTC. But you can always talk to yourself if nothing that is presented to you won't get into your mind.

An act of giving one thing and receiving another in return is called exchange, and not ownership. Shure you can exchange your membership certificates. That's the whole point of bitcoin scam - to exchange membership for ownership. That's how scam organizers benefit from it.

You don't put names on your wallet, its a jibberish alphanumeric wallet and not even linked to someone named with a real name which we can consider a membership. You won't sign your name and fill up a form to own BTC that you can consider then a member. We don't have that. No one organized it which is why its decentralize and worth $8K right now. And governments today accepted it. So much for being scam.